Electronic Ray Tube Device Cancer Treatment
Deirdre Layne | Modified on Nov 19, 2024
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Under the auspices of The University of Southern California, a Special Medical Research Committee led by Dr. Milbank Johnson did a 3-month study to test the effectiveness of an electronic ray tube device for cancer. They treated 16 patients, which were all pronounced cured after 91 days according to the documented results. "The Rise and Fall of a Scientific Genius" and "The Cancer Cure That Worked" both tell the story. Jeff.
