FR2502957A1 - External cancers medicaments - comprising acid mixture contg. geranium essence - Google Patents

Abstract

Medicaments containing boric acid, sulphuric acid, alcohol, glycerine, distilled water, and geranium essence, are new. The mixture is injected and deposited underneath the tumour, thus isolating the tumour from healthy cells. The tumour may be dressed with cold boiled water for a few days after the operation, until the holes made by the needle have healed. Two weeks later the tumour becomes detached, leaving a clean, neat wound. Used for treatment of external cancers. The method does not suffer from the hazards of radiation treatment nor surgery.

Description

 The present invention due to Eric Battentier, relates to the drug for the treatment of external cancer.

cin cornait certain remedies intended to be used for the treatment of the external canter. Radium, rays, surgery are removed from these treatments. These therapies used separately, or in combination, have the following main disadvantages
Radium presents a certain danger, given the high rate of radiation it generates. During the treatment with radium, one easily detects the existence in the soil, of carcinogenic waves coming from radon, inanation marne of radium. In this way, we continue to treat with the radian, the already saturated cancirux of radioactive rays.

 It is the same for the manipulators of radioactive elements intended to cure cancer: the appearance of osteosarcomas is frequent in workers who, eight or ten years ago, handled radioactive salts of thorium.

 We know the application of surgery: the treatment provides for surgical excision, but the operation is extremely difficult, since the puncture of a lymph node can cause the spread of neoplastic cells throughout the body. Consequently, this irreparably implies amputation of the affected limb, if necessary, it is to leave room for the development of a generalized cancer.

 The object of the invention is to eliminate the drawbacks indicated.

 It has been proposed to create a medicament which counteracts the mechanism by which a cell of scar tissue can transform into an indefinitely proliferative cancer cell. The above compound is in the form of a colorless liquid.

 This problem was solved thanks to a drug, for the treatment of external cancer, composed by the following elements distributed quantitatively in an identical way boric acid, sulfuric acid, alcohol, glycerine, distilled water and essence of geranium.

We can not present the drug in the form of a chemical formula, the presence of the essence of geranium prevents the realization of a developed formula.

 The treatment consists in introducing by intradermal pricking, under the tumor, enough "COACLTLANT" to isolate the tumor from healthy cells.

 This isolation must be total if the proliferation continues and the operation must be repeated a few weeks later.

 The first difficulty consists in the fact that one can introduce the needle only once under the skin, otherwise the "COAGULANT" comes out through the holes left in the flesh. It is therefore necessary, having introduced the needle into the skin, to move it under the tumor by successive injections without removing it completely with each new injection of "COA GAULANT", on pain of seeing it escape.

 This isolation is also a function of the size of the tumor, its degree of evolution and the part of the body where it is fixed.

 A few days after the operation, it is enough to apply to the tumor dressings of cold boiled water, as often as possible until the flesh is closed. Two weeks later, the cancrolde comes off, leaving a clean and clean wound.

 The results obtained "in vivo" have been verified by clinical trials, which are illustrated by the following examples.

EXAMPLE 1:
A 56-year-old woman was in treatment for external lip cancer.

Op prescribed this patient the "COAGULANT" according to the invention at the rate of 0.6 cubic centimeters injected in one go during the operation.

Cold boiled water compresses were applied in the days following the operation. The tumor disappeared a month after the operation.

The patient tolerated the drug well without any side effects.

 EXAMPLE 2: A 20-year-old patient at the entrance to the hospital, this patient was diagnosed with external cancer of the eyelid. This patient underwent two operations spaced two days apart, this being necessary, w the difficulty of operating this muscle. 0.3 cubic centimeters was injected for each operation.

In the second week, the wound was fully healed and no side effects were recorded.

 The proposed drug is effective without restrictions, in all studied forms of external cancer.

The dose required for each operation varies depending on the size of the tumor.

 Having no side effects, the drug is advantageously distinguished in this from the treatment of external cancer by rays.

 The drug in question is perfectly well tolerated by patients while improving their mental state.

 A contraindication is noted: many failures were recorded when the patient had been previously treated with rays or radium.

 The application of "COAGULANT" is not limited to the treatment of external cancer, its use is welcome for the treatment of warts and tumors whose degeneration is likely to give rise to external cancer. 'COAGULANT' could be used for the treatment of internal cancer.

 The medicine in liquid form is stored in glass containers for an indefinite period under usual conditions. the container containing the "COAGUL ~ NT" must be perfectly hermetic.

Claims (6)

1. Medication for the treatment of external cancer characterized in that it contains the following elements  a) boric acid  b) sulfuric acid  c) alcohol  d) glycerin  e) distilled water  f) essence of geranium It is complex to present the drug in the form of a chinese formula, the presence of the essence of geranium prevents the concretization of a developed formula. 2. Medicament according to claim 1, introduced by intra-dermal sting to convey the mixture of: glycerin, boric acid sulfuric acid, alcohol, distilled water and geranium essence. 3. Medicament according to claim 2, characterized in that it contains the active p-incipe which remains proportional to the extent of the cancer. 4. Medicament according to claim 3, characterized in that it contains the active principle, in combination with a pharmaceutical solvent tcl as distilled water and an extract of a plant called uranium. 5. Medicament according to claim 4, used according to a specific treatment, relating to the application of dressings of cold boiled water 6. Application of the "COAGULANT" composed by the following elements, each distributed in substantially equal quantity.  f) essence of geranium for the treatment of external cancer.  e) distilled water  d) glycerin  c) alcohol  b) sulfuric acid  a) boric acid