Have you ever heard of the Greek cancer cure? This really scares me. The Greek cancer cure is also known as METBAL, CELLbal or the Alivizatros treatment. Cancer patients are requested to stop their standard cancer regime. In its place is a mysterious daily injection of a “serum.” This is a good example of cancer mono-therapy scam. Don’t be fool, cancer is a complicated disease.

No Greek

The Greek cancer cure or Alivizatros treatment is named after Dr. Alivizatros, a Greek. There is no scientific proof that it works. No clinical study had ever been done. A simple analysis of the treatment reveals that it is a scam. But the mysterious formula impresses people to believe in the treatment. Pity the believers!

No Proof

Suspicions of its falsity prodded investigations. A Doctor from Seattle posed as a patient, took the treatment and returned with some samples. An analysis by the University of Washington revealed its content to be vitamin B3 or niacin! Consequently, the American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute tried to investigate. But Dr. Alivizatros didn’t answer the request for a formal investigation.

Dr. Alivizatros blatantly claims he had cured many cancer patients. Doesn’t this astonish you! Yet, he doesn’t welcome any investigation or even share results of his supposed success stories. A background check reveals his license to practice as a Doctor of Medicine had been suspended twice.

No Good

Since then, the FDA strictly forbids the importation of METBAL into the United States. This is a good way to protect desperate people with cancer.

Niacin is an essential vitamin. Deficiency results in pellagra with symptoms of diarrhea and dermatitis. This includes dementia and other neurological symptoms such as depression, fatigue and memory loss. An acute deficiency can cause death. But niacin deficiency is nil in the industrialized world.

Bottom line

If you’re a cancer patient, never forsake your cancer standard treatment. Add a healthy lifestyle and healthy diet are the best options for you.

Animal liver, heart and kidney are rich in niacin. So are chicken, beef and fish especially salmon and tuna, milk and eggs. Avocados, dates, tomatoes, leafy vegetables, broccoli, carrots, sweet potatoes and asparagus are rich sources if you’re vegan or vegetarian. Eat whole grain products, nuts, legumes and mushroom. Aren’t these common foods? Consume them. There is no real reason for you to be niacin deficient.