Gerald Hancock

I watched the movie and continue to watch certain parts to take notes. Dr. Burzynski invented Antineoplastons, and has had living proof that they work. So many success stories in opposition to the failures of the current chemotherapy and radiation treatments being used everywhere in America. According to this movie, it appears that the FDA eventually stole the patent Dr. Burznski was first to invent, and the 4 or 5 grand jury investigations he underwent were a sham to put him in jail so he couldn't fight the FDA. It cost him millions dollars to fight them, and the FDA wasted many more millions of tax payers money to bring on this sham: Only for the ultimate purpose of stealing his patent. Antineoplastons are being used today and yet Dr Burznski has still been prevented from receiving federal grants like many other experimental procedures and clinical trials other entities have received. That's the reason patients have to pay out of pocket to receive Dr Burznski's treatments. The correct protocol of administering antineoplastons for various types of cancer is also a big part of this treatment, and according to this movie the FDA allowed several patients to die while testing his antineoplatons because they changed the protocol and lowered the dosage the protocol required, and most likely did so in order to prove his drugs don't work. They should be criminally charged. How could Dr. Burznski be wrong if his patients are living proof that his procedures work and that he survived up to 5 grand jury investigations with only one indictment which was eventually proven in court to be false. He was facing up to 250 years in prison if that indictment was true. The propaganda the FDA put out against Dr. Burznski was even ordered by a judge for the FDA to cease and desist, but most cancer doctors today are conduits for spreading that propaganda. This is a very enlightening movie which shows the evil corruption of the FDA, and my take away is that taxpayers should be outraged at the FDA corruption. Facts are indisputable, but the FDA tried to invent their own facts. I highly suggest that anyone interested in cancer or the corruption of the FDA should watch this movie.