לכל חסידי פרופ' די-בלה: הסיפור האמיתי

Di Bella therapy was invented by Professor Luigi Di Bella, a retired physiologist from Modena, Italy. During 1997 AND 1998, Di Bella therapy caused an uproar throughout Italy when a judge in the southern city of Maglie ruled that the government must pay for Di Bella therapy to treat a 2-year-old boy with brain cancer. The child’s parents had filed a lawsuit against the Italian Ministry of Health, which had refused to fund the treatment because Di Bella therapy was untested AND expensive. The young boy died in July 1998. A number of similar legal actions followed. Even though there was no scientific evidence to prove Di Bella therapy’s benefits, the therapy still had a number of supporters AND the Italian media quickly spread news about the professor's claims AND about the lawsuits. Di Bella appeared in 50 television interviews AND 300 newspaper articles. Demand for Di Bella’s formula depleted the supply of some of its components in many pharmacies, AND people with cancer flooded Italian hospitals asking to take part in clinical trials. Thousands of supporters even held rallies in Rome to support government funding of Di Bella therapy. Finally, bowing to public pressure, the Ministry of Health ordered a controlled clinical study of Di Bella therapy. Some cancer specialists refused to participate for ethical reasons. The results of the clinical trial showed that Di Bella therapy was largely ineffective against cancer (see below). Di Bella claimed to have cured thousands of patients, but most of the records he kept did not allow for confirmation of this claim. There is evidence that some components of Di Bella therapy, such as melatonin AND somatostatin, may have some effect on cancer cells in the laboratory, but it’s not clear if they have the same effect in the human body. Bromocriptine, another component, is approved in the US for use along with conventional treatment to reduce the size of some pituitary tumors before surgery AND during radiation. Studies have not shown that combining these agents, as in Di Bella therapy, is effective in treating cancer, however. Italy's Health Ministry conducted a study in 26 medical centers involving nearly 400 patients with different forms of advanced cancers. The final report that included 395 patients showed that not one tumor went into complete remission (disappeared completely) AND only 3 (less than 1%) went into partial remission (shrank by at least half). Twenty-five percent of the subjects died AND the conditions of more than 50% worsened. The researchers concluded that Di Bella therapy did not deserve further clinical testing in patients with advanced cancer. Di Bella AND his supporters criticized this study for selecting patients with advanced disease AND for varying from his protocols. A study was also published on the survival rates of cancer patients treated by Di Bella during the years 1971 to 1997. A review of 248 of his records (the 16% of his patients for which good records were kept) showed that the treatment did not improve their survival, AND may have made it worse than similar patients getting standard treatment לקוח מאתר של ה AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

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אם טיפולים בבני אדם יתבססו על סיפורים מהטלויזיה האיטלקית. מילא, אילו טען פרופ' די -בלה כי הצליח לרפא עשרות חולים אולי אפשר היה להאמין לו. אבל כשהוא טוען, ואתה מחזק אותו, כי ריפא אלפי חולים זה כבר גולש לתיאטרון האבסורד. גם מידע המובא באתר זה חשוב שיהיה שקול ומבוקר, מבלי לעורר אשליות שווא בחולים. יש מקום לרפואה משלימה במניעת סרטן, ואולי גם בטיפולים מסויימים במחלה קיימת, עם ובלי טיפולים קונבנציונלים, אבל מכאן ועד לצ'יזבטים שעפים כאן לעיתים קרובות המרחק גדול. דרך אגב, מאין הבטחון שלך שאיני מטפל בסרטן? ואולי כן?