I don't think those "cured" patients had cancer either.

Never even heard about the rally..*big yawn*
Haven't you heard? Cancer survivors are out there enjoying their lives, rowing,
hiking, mountain climbing, attending local rallys and fund raising, raising their
families, working and getting on with life (and yes, dying of other causes0..
That's what we tell them here, as well (get on with life) and there's many cancer
survivors, all over various other newsgroups.
And there's millions who don't have computers or never heard of newsgroups.
They're out there and they're telling people they survived, the conventional
ways. So movie? *big yawn*..

http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/pressreleases/MMWRCancerSurvivorship
Posted: 06/24/2004
Number of Cancer Survivors Growing According to New Report

There are 9.8 million cancer survivors in the United States, according to a new
report released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and
the National Cancer Institute (NCI). A cancer survivor is defined as anyone who
has been diagnosed with cancer, from the time of diagnosis through the balance of
his or her life. The findings are published in the June 25 issue of CDC's
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, "Cancer Survivorship - United States, 1971
- 2001."

"Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States after heart
disease. The number of cancer survivors in this country has increased steadily
over the past three years for all cancers combined. We expect the number of
survivors to increase as improvements are made in cancer detection, treatment and
care and as the population ages," said HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson.

The report was produced by NCI in partnership with CDC. The authors used
incidence and follow-up data from NCI's Surveillance, Epidemiology and End
Results (SEER) program to estimate annual cancer prevalence - the number of
people living following a diagnosis of cancer - and trends in cancer
survivorship.

The data show that:

   * 64 percent of adults whose cancer is diagnosed today can expect to be
living in five years;
   * Breast cancer survivors make up the largest group of cancer survivors (22
percent) followed by prostate cancer survivors (17 percent) and colorectal cancer
survivors (11 percent);
   * The majority (61 percent) of cancer survivors are aged 65 and older;
   * An estimated one of every six people over age 65 is a cancer survivor;
   * Seventy-nine percent of childhood cancer survivors will be living five
years after diagnosis and nearly 75 percent will be living 10 years following
diagnosis. /quote/

And those millions of survivors are for the US alone (not counting all other
countries, in the world).

And you "rest your laurels" on one small old cohort...
http://caonline.amcancersoc.org/cgi/content/full/54/2/110#R49-7
   Revici
Like Di Bella multitherapy, Revici treatment is named after the physician who
developed and provided the method of treatment. Emanuel Revici’s therapy is based
on an unusual theory of pathophysiology: all conditions, including cancer, result
from an imbalance of metabolism. Patients may either have a "catabolic" or
"anabolic" type imbalance and are treated with antianabolic or anticatabolic
agents, for the most part regardless of presenting signs and symptoms. The type
of imbalance is determined by analysis of urine, blood, and body temperature. For
example, high urine pH, low serum potassium, and high body temperature are
associated with anabolic imbalance; low urine surface tension, low blood calcium,
and low body temperature are associated with an imbalance of the catabolic type.
The agents used by Revici are quite unlike those used in traditional oncology,
including glycerol, n-butyl alcohol, and sulfurated vegetable oil. In 1965, the
Journal of the American Medical Association published a cohort study of 33
patients with histologically-confirmed, advanced solid tumors who received
treatment from Revici.5 Twenty-two of these patients died while receiving
treatment, eight left the trial, and three remained under Revici’s care at the
end of the study. Of the eight who left the trial, four died and two were lost to
follow-up. The researchers claimed that no patient exhibited evidence of
objective tumor response and that all three patients still under treatment by
Revici showed signs of tumor progression. Although Revici disputed the tumor
response data, it is clear that only 15% of patients survived until the end of
the trial. This contradicts the claim that, in the words of a favorable book,
Revici is the "doctor who cures cancer." /quote/

So 33 minus 22 died, minus 4 died, leaves 7 and not one has showed (anywhere),
that they can be questioned as to what happened next..
Leaving Revici with zippo..
*big yawn*

J