1-2-3 Cancer Treatment Plan
(2) ELIMINATE Cancer Cells

CESIUM CHLORIDE /DMSO Protocol This protocol stops even FAST-GROWING /LATE STAGE CANCER.

• What is it and who can use the CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO PROTOCOL?
• How does CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO PROTOCOL work?
• CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO PROTOCOL utilizes 99.9% pure DMSO
• How to apply CESIUM CHLORIDE /DMSO PROTOCOL
• If you have bone cancer
• ORAL administration of cesium chloride?

What is it and who can use the CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO PROTOCOL?

The  CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO PROTOCOL is a powerful and fast-acting, high pH / alkaline therapy cancer treatment against most cancers  (Originated by Dr. A. Keith Brewer).

One study reports an impressive 50% recovery of various cancers in 50 patients (considered terminal)  treated over a 3 year period with cesium therapy.   Cancers treated were of unknown primary, breast, colon, prostate, pancreas, lung, liver, lymphoma, ewing sarcoma of the pelvis and adeno-cancer of the gallbladder. A consistent finding in these patients was the loss of pain within the initial 3 days of treatment.  Sartori HE, Cesium therapy in cancer patients (1984). Pharmacol Biochem Behav. 21 Suppl 1:11-3 PubMed.

Supplies a fair chance of survival for:

• Those with any stage of most cancers.  Even benefiting irreversible end-stage cancer patients
• Those who have had extensive mainstream treatments.   E.g.  chemotherapy or radiation
• Those with fast-growing, high-fatility, metastasized cancers.   Best treatment for bone cancer, unless another cancer takes precedence

Can be used by those on feeding tubes or being fed by I.V.

CANNOT be used for GI tract cancers, where inflammation / swelling could cause obstruction.     However, for other inflammatory situations, which could cause such as a fluid blockage (e.g. bile flow to the pancreas, blood flow to the brain  or congestion in the lung), there are ways to control the inflammatory reaction by pacing the treatment and providing extra anti-inflammatory measures, in addition to the DMSO, which itself is a strong anti-inflammatory substance. 

How does CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO PROTOCOL work?

CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO PROTOCOL quickly alkalizes inside cancer cells

Cancer cells are anaerobic and acidic - as published by Dr. Otto Warburg in a Nobel Prize winning paper in 1924, cancer cells are anaerobic. Rather than using oxygen for cellular respiration, cancer cells ferment large amounts of glucose to make cellular ATP energy. Fermentation produces lactic acid, which gradually lowers the intracellular pH (making it acidic) from around 7.3 all the way down to 6.0 or lower in advanced cancer (pH <7 is acidic, pH >7 is alkaline). The lactic acid destroys cellular enzymes, which results in cellular death. A cancerous tumor becomes a rapidly growing outer cell mass with a core of dead cells. Lactic acid also causes localized pain.

The cesium chloride therapy works by getting highly alkaline cesium inside highly acidic cancer cells.    Dr. Brewer proved that cesium can get into cancer cells, better than most other nutrients. Once inside a cancer cell, highly alkaline cesium leads to the cell's demise by neutralizing the intracellular acidity by raising the internal pH of a cancer cell to >7.5. This either directly disables the cancer microbe inside a cell allowing it to revert to normal (if you hold with the microbial theory of cancer) or weakens the cancer cell so that the body's immune system can deal with it. Cancer cells become dormant at a pH of 7.0, die at 7.5, and die within hours at a pH of 8.0.  Mass spectograph and isotope studies in the late 1970's showed that tumor cells have a preference for uptaking the alkaline minerals potassium, rubidium and especially cesium.  Glucose transport into the cell depends on potassium. Sartori HE, 1984  PubMed

Cesium targets cancer cells and does not enter the healthy cells

Several celebrities and executives from America went to Hanover, Germany to be treated with cesium/DMSO by Dr. Hans  A. Nieper, M.D., (1928-1998), including one President of the United States.

Cesium chloride has several other effects against cancer

• Limits the intake of glucose into the cell - thus starving the cell;
• Neutralizes lactic acid produced by fermenting cancer cell - which is actually what causes the cell to multiply uncontrollably, and eventually kills the cell;
• Stops the fermentation process - a secondary affect of limiting the glucose (fermentation is what creates lactic acid in the first place);
• Blocks the cachexia cycle in the cancer cells  - as opposed to hydrazine sulfate, which blocks the cycle in the liver;
• Immediately stops cancer metastasis
• Can start shrinking tumor masses within weeks
• Almost always stops the pain of cancer within 24 to 48 hours when lactic acid is the main cause of pain.

CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO PROTOCOL utilizes 99.9% pure DMSO

 However, pregnant women, women who may be pregnant, women who may become pregnant, or women who are breast-feeding, should not use DMSO 

DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide, a by-product of the wood pulping industry) enables cesium to more easily enter cancer cells.   Before being applied transdermally, cesium chloride is combined with pharmaceutical grade DMSO. The combined liquid is rubbed into the skin to transport cesium through the skin and into the body, and then through the cancer cell membranes and into cells. Skin must be clean and bare and allowed to dry before washing it off.  It is important that you read up on this useful substance, which must be handled with due diligence.

DMSO

DMSO is also a strong anti-inflammatory substance.  This is an important property to have present when using cesium as a cancer therapy, which produces inflammation as the immune system deals with dying cancer cells;

How to apply CESIUM CHLORIDE /DMSO PROTOCOL

The cesium chloride /DMSO protocol is not difficult to carry out, but for safety reasons, all instructions must be adhered to with due diligence.

Notes from website author

Read all instructions carefully. Before applying the CESIUM CHLORIDE /DMSO PROTOCOL it is necessary that you understand the side effects / risks involved

If you utilize any of the information or instructions at this website pertaining to the CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO PROTOCOL, then you are agreeing to accept that you do so at your own risk

In 2020, the FDA warned cesium chloride vendors that it was not to be sold as a dietary supplement. As a result it has become difficult to buy it in the U.S. However, a search of the internet will find some vendors in other parts of the world who sell 99.9% pure cesium chloride crystals, but emphasize "NOT for human consumption". E.g. Pure cesium  The labs in the U.S. only sell for laboratory purposes.

There is not a one-size-fits-all cesium chloride protocol.   E.g. Your weight, the type and stage of cancer, and other factors can alter your individual therapy plan. As a first-hand witness to the success of this therapy (with a couple close family members), I believe it to be a worthwhile, powerful option for anyone looking for an alternative cancer treatment. I have therefore done my utmost to research its many details and present them here, but I emphasize that I do NOT have all the answers and continue to learn about this popular alternative cancer therapy, examining the suggested variations that have been used.

Contraindications

• Do NOT use cesium protocol with electromedicine using frequencies <10Hz - cesium accumulates inside of the cancer cells, and transfection can occur using low frequency electromedicine, as in the Beck Protocol or frequency generators (e.g. Rife machines); transfection (sometimes incorrectly called electroporation) opens cell membrane pores allowing undesireable leakage from cell, in this case, cesium could leak from cancer cell rendering treatment ineffective;
• Do NOT use cesium protocol when cancer is in the digestive tract (including throat) or if digestive tract is obstructed - treatment produces inflammation which can be especially dangerous in these situations;
• Do NOT use cesium protocol if taking corticosteroids or diuretics - both of which reduce serum potassium, which combined with potassium loss with cesium treatment could have seriously adverse effects;
• DMSO should NOT be used by women who are pregnant or breast-feeding - since it could detrimentally affect the baby;

Side effects of  CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO PROTOCOL

Cesium chloride treatment can cause inflammation / swelling with inherent temporary pain. 

Treatment makes cancer cells "sick", which mobilizes the immune system to deal with them, thus causing temporary inflammation of tumor with its inherent pain. In some areas, the inflammation could block flow of key fluids (such as in the pancreas or liver, blocking bile flow in the pancreas, or blood flow in the brain), or cause an obstruction (GI tract), or pressure on the brain.  In these cases, it may be necessary to take extra anti-inflammatory measures as described in instructions on how to apply the protocol.

DMSO and additional products can keep inflammation under control, however:

• With brain cancer.    It is advisable to begin therapy with a lower-than-normal dose;
• With cancer in the digestive tract (including throat) or with other digestive tract obstruction.   Inflammation could be dangerous and it is advisable not to use cesium chloride treatment.

The following side effects are sometimes present:

• Muscle cramps - usually due to lowered serum potassium levels;
• Tingly feeling in fingertips is a common, temporary side-effect - can also occur in lips /face or feet; generally only lasts for a week or two. Note that this can also be a side-effect of chemotherapy.
• Numbness within the triangle formed by the mouth to the tip of the nose;
• Flu-like symptoms, diarrhea, nausea and vomiting;
• DARK, DRIED blood in urine - can occur as the kidneys dispose of dead tissue, usually seen in the morning, not afternoon or evening.
• Numbness within the triangle describing the mouth and the tip of the nose.

Cesium therapy lowers blood potassium levels

When utilizing the cesium protocol, it is of utmost importance that potassium levels are replenished (preferably from potassium-rich foods or else by taking a supplement such as potassium chloride) and also monitored -  those undergoing cesium therapy should watch for signs of potassium deficiency and have their blood potassium levels tested every two or three weeks.

DMSO has a somewhat unpleasant smell

One drawback when using DMSO with this therapy is its smell, somewhat akin to garlic, which emanates from your skin and  breath - a small matter when in a desperate situation, but a problem if you need to hold a job dealing with the public! The bad breath and/or body odor is caused by the DMSO leaving your body after doing its job.  You may want to take a shower and change your clothes more frequently than usual.

FDA report on risks of cesium chloride protocol

FDA identified 5 reports submitted to FDA and 18 published in the medical literature describing patients who experienced adverse events from cesium. Seventeen of those reports were associated with CsCl, and 6 with other cesium salts like cesium carbonate. Most patients took cesium to try to treat cancer. The doses described in these cases ranged from 500 milligrams taken every day to 100 grams taken over eleven days. Reported adverse events included QT prolongation (a dangerous abnormality that can impair the heart's ability to maintain a normal rhythm), low potassium, seizures, potentially lethal arrhythmias, fainting, cardiac arrest (the heart stopped beating), and death. QT prolongation due to low potassium levels in the blood was the most frequently reported adverse event. QT prolongation in the presence of low potassium usually improves quickly when potassium is administered,   FDA alerts health care professionals of significant safety risks associated with cesium chloride

The adverse reports on cesium chloride treatments should be kept in perspective

Considering the number of detrimental side-effects of pharmaceutical treatments.  E.g. Statin drugs have caused thousands of verified deaths. Also, many utilizing cesium chloride for therapy do so as a last resort after a failed mainstream medical treament and are already in a weakened, late-stage condition.

Typical doses of cesium

Dr. Brewer used a powdered cesium, today we have available a much more potent, liquid ionic form.

Typical dose is 1.5 g cesium (1 Tablespoon liquid cesium chloride) TWICE / day for 12 months, then continuing with a lower maintenance dose - however, those with brain cancer should start with a lower dose, since cesium could otherwise cause uncontrolled swelling in the brain.

Liquid cesium is better absorbed than cesium carbonate.

Products that can help alleviate inflammation / pain

• DMSO is anti-inflammtory - DMSO is an important part of the cesium protocol to carry cesium into body (in transdermal application) and to help drive cesium into cells, but an important function of DMSO is to alleviate / control inflammation. With brain cancer or when temporary inflammation of a cancer tumor may block flow of key fluids (e.g. in pancreas or liver), it may be necessary to take extra anti-inflammatory measures.  Take extra DMSO and/or MSM (without cesium) a few hours after the normal dose of DMSO - note that DMSO passes through the blood-brain-barrier (BBB) to reach the brain;
• Enzyme products - such as Vitalzym® or 10Zymes® may also help reduce inflammation and pain.
• Ursolic acid

How long to stay on cesium protocol?

Before the FDA put a stop to selling cesium chloride as a dietary supplement,  Larry of "Essense-of-life.com" used to recommend treatment for ONE year - according to Larry, there is no limit on taking cesium at the 3g/day dosage since the cesium that accumulates in cancer cells has a half-life of 100 to 110 days. Larry has worked with many cancer patients and recommended treatment for a year using liquid (ionic) cesium chloride combined with an alkaline diet (E.g. Budwig diet), no pork, gluten, soy or cow's milk products, followed by a maintenance program (E.g. a half or third dose program).

Others recommend treatment periods shorter than one year combined with several support nutrients

Author's note: Instead of going on a cesium maintenance program after the main cesium protocol, it may be better to change to another alternative treatment to mop up any remaining cancer cells (E.g. The Beck Protocol or Rife Protocol) - the main reason for this tactic is because the body may build up a resistance to cesium over time.

Signs of having too much cesium in your body include:

• Your feet turn purple, feel cold and/or like you have frostbite

 And/Or

• Your fingers have a needles and pins sensation and hurt if you bump them against something, especially something cold -- this is not the same as the less severe tingly / prickly feelings that may be experienced in the first couple of weeks of the cesium protocol.  

Where to obtain cesium chloride, potassium chloride and DMSO?

You will need to search online - for cesium chloride and potassium chloride crystals ( 99.9% pure) and 100% undiluted PHARMACEUTICAL GRADE DMSO (99.99% purity);

Liquid (ionic) cesium and potassium products can be made at home using cesium chloride and potassium chloride crystals.   Instructions on how to make the liquids are given here, but it is emphasized that if you decide to make and use these liquids, you agree to do so at your own risk!

• To make liquid cesium chloride containing 1.5g cesium in 1 Tbsp. (10% solution): dissolve 100 grams cesium chloride salt in 789 mL distilled water
• To make liquid potassium chloride containing 700 milligrams potassium in 1 Tbsp. (4.66% solution): dissolve 100 grams potassium chloride salt in 1126 mL distilled water.

Cesium chloride is administered transdermally

 TRANSDERMAL Application (requires a helper to apply cesium / DMSO to patient's skin): the main advantage of this method is to avoid consumption of salty cesium chloride liquid and unpleasant tasting liquid DMSO, which can make some people feel nauseous;

(Injected doses should only be administered in a clinical setting)

How to administer CESIUM CHLORIDE/DMSO protocol TRANSDERMALLY.

Treatment products are applied to bare skin -  Twice daily - in the morning and in the afternoon  / evening:

• Mix 1 Tbsp. 10% Cesium chloride (contains 1.5g cesium) and 1 Tbsp. 100% undiluted PHARMACEUTICAL GRADE (99.99% purity) DMSO in a small glass dish - it is normal for mixture to get a little warm; wait a few minutes before applying it;
• Subject should lay NAKED on a CLEAN white sheet, since DMSO will carry anything it combines with through the skin and into the bloodstream - including any bacteria or chemicals it comes into contact with; ensure a comfortable room temperature for the patient;
• Using clean, bare, dry hands, no nail polish (or a helper can use hands covered with a sandwich bag) spread and gently rub in the entire mixture over neck, chest, torso, arms, legs, back -  however, avoid face and genitals, and concentrate on specific cancer areas (e.g. if dealing with breast cancer, especially rub into affected breast, if liver cancer, give more attentionto the liver. You may have to consult a medical diagram); rub in until any itching stops; although you are only dispersing 2 tablespoons of liquid mixture, it usually takes several minutes to disperse it and you will likely need to apply it to both the back and front of body to use it all up); you will taste the DMSO in your mouth a few minutes after application begins, confirming that the cesium / DMSO has traveled through the skin and into the bloodstream.

DMSO must be handled with care, please read this:

 How to apply DMSO to skin

• Allow skin to dry off - usually about 30 minutes to 1 hour - a good time to rest
• When the skin is dry, take a shower or wash entire body without using soap (you don't want chemicals in soap contaminating your body)
• At least ONE hour AFTER cesium + DMSO dose, consume 700 mg of potassium - preferably from food - otherwise take 1 Tbsp. 4.66% strength liquid potassium chloride (contains 700mg potassium/ tablespoon) by mouth, or a combination of both food and potassium chloride; additionally, ensure a potassium-rich diet; taking salty-tasting potassium chloride in a small glass of tomato or orange juice can help to get it down;

Several hours after treatment you can expect to feel some heat / inflammation in cancer areas - the cesium weakens the cancer cells and the immune system is mobilized to deal with them and the ensuing debris;

Necessary supporting supplements / diet for CESIUM CHLORIDE / DMSO protocol

Drink lots of water

Hydration is extremely important to flush dead cancer cell debris from the body

Supplementing dietary potassium is an essential part of treatment

 It is NECESSARY to supplement diet with a sufficient amount of potassium-rich foods (or add a supplement such as potassium chloride if you are unable to obtain enough potassisum from foods).   The treatment drives potassium (as well as cesium) into cancer cells, thus reducing potassium in the blood, which can lead to hypokalemia. Potassium enables nerves and muscles to communicate.

Watch for the following symptoms due to LOW SERUM potassium and ADJUST potassium chloride supplement or potassium-rich food INTAKE as necessary (unfortunately there are no hard and fast rules, everyone is different):

• Muscle cramps in feet and lower legs
• If you curl your toes and they do not go right back to their normal position;
• Low energy / weakness;
• Difficulty breathing;
• Heart palpitations / arrhythmias (which can lead to cardiac arrest);

You can also have TOO MUCH potassium in the blood (and the symptoms are not too different to having too low serum potassium):

• Tingling in hands and feet;
• Muscular weakness; temporary paralysis;
• Heart palpitations / arrhythmias (which can lead to cardiac arrest);

To avoid cramping, potassium is consumed or supplemented at least ONE HOUR after cesium dose - if cramping still occurs, separate the cesium and potassium doses even more

NOTE: It is CRUCIAL that you continue a high potassium intake for 3 months after completing cesium treatment - since cesium stays in the body continuing to take potassium out of the blood and into cancer cells for 3 months after cesium supplementation has stopped.

Other important therapy supporting nutrients

Magnesium.    Take 200 mg magnesium as a supplement (e.g. magnesium citrate) THREE times / day to help regulate potassium levels; also anti-inflammatory / reduces pain;

Calcium.    ~1000 mg calcium supplement /day

Vitamin D.  Vitamin D is best obtained from a 30-45 minute daily sunbath around noon (bare skin, no sunglasses or sunblock); if this is not possible then take 2,000 IU vitamin D3 supplement 3 x daily; aids calcium absorption;

Vitamins A and C, also minerals zinc and selenium.  Assist cesium's transport into cancer cells

The High pH Therapy for Cancer (Tests on Mice and Humans) A. Keith Brewer, Ph.D.       or    Full Article

Maintain an alkaline and antioxidant-rich diet

Acid / Alkaline Food Charts

Antioxidants

If you have bone cancer

 Look into adding liquid strontium chloride to this treatment for the purpose of strengthening bones;

ORAL administration of cesium chloride?

It is generally advised NOT to administer CESIUM CHLORIDE ORALLY.  In some people it can cause stomach problems. However, if you want to experiment with this method as an alternative to CESIUM CHLORIDE + DMSO:

Treatment products are taken by mouth - Twice daily - in the morning and in the afternoon / evening :

 (1) Add 1 Tbsp. 10% strength liquid cesium chloride (contains 1.5g cesium / tablespoon) to a large glass of fruit juice (E.g. tomato or orange juice) or  smoothie;

(2) At least ONE hour AFTER cesium dose, consume 700 mg of potassium --- preferably from food - otherwise take 1 Tbsp. 4.66% strength liquid potassium chloride (contains 700mg potassium / tablespoon) by mouth, or a combination of both food and potassium chloride; additionally, ensure a potassium-rich diet;  taking the salty-tasting potassium chloride in a small glass of tomato or orange juice can help to get it down; For more information on which foods are rich in potassium and information on other important /necessary dietary support:

Necessary supporting supplements /diet

References

Cancertutor.com

The High pH Therapy for Cancer (Tests on Mice and Humans) A. Keith Brewer, Ph.D.

Sartori HE, Cesium therapy in cancer patients, Pharmacol Biochem Behav, 1984;21 Suppl 1:11-3 PubMed