Traduweise : Burzynski provided medical documentation; patient records etc, Patient testimony both for the documentary and actual testimony before the FDA and congressional hearings; thus proving his case. He also proved how those in the medical establishment tried to have him thrown in jail in order to get their hands on his patented treatments, even going as far as to put another doctor’s name on his research and documents, Plagiarism… He also provided documentation from those in the medical establishment threatening him and such as well as his replies. This article is not the first court case Burzynski has won against the medical establishment. He’s been fighting the same people over and over again for over 25 years if not longer. If he wasn’t legitimate he would have been put in jail a long time ago. The reason those in the establishment want him out is because they can’t profit off of what he’s doing. This isn’t like one of those infomercials with before and after photos Burzynski proved his case.

The reason why it isn’t widely published as it should be in any medical journal or newspaper is because the establishment does everything it can to keep people like Burzynski quiet. Kevin Trudeau is another one who has been a target of the medical establishment because he’s basically been a whistle blower and such. Another site that I’ve used in my research regarding natural cures is curezone.com. I found a lot of useful information on that site years ago especially in the discussion forums which is not unlike what we have here on Vizzed.

I was skeptical when I first started reading up on natural cures and how information is suppressed years ago I will freely admit that. It’s sad that people really don’t start researching stuff like this until they are in need of answers or a direction of where to go. I know that I am guilty of that. One thing I learned though after becoming more informed about things like this is if you do the math something doesn’t add up. When I say something doesn’t add up I am referring to the medical establishment and the slew of charities out there that take in thousands if not millions of dollars a year for research yet there remains no solid cures released to the general populous yet those who are actually curing people of disease have to fight tooth and nail to get their information made public. Burzynski isn’t the first and I sadly don’t think he’ll be the last. From where I sit we should have been well on our way to curing disease long before 2012. The fact that men like Burzynski still have to fight tooth and nail for everything they work for to become known to the public and for people to die from diseases that could be prevented and cured is unacceptable.

Think about it. Several congressional investigations, several lawsuits, a criminal case etc. If Burzynski wasn’t legitimate in what he was doing it wouldn’t take those in positions of power almost 30 years, (that I know of) to get rid of him. No jury in their right mind would ever convict a doctor for doing what a doctor is supposed to do heal the sick. Also keep in mind that Burzynski can only run his treatments via clinical trials so it’s not like he has boat loads of cash to fund thirty years worth of legal defenses.

Watch the documentary and tell me what you think I’d like to keep the discussion going.

The last thing I really watched last night was a series of shows on TruTV Hardcore Pawn, World’s Dumbest and caught red handed. For some reason I find shows like that entertaining but it isn’t something I would want to take part in.

Singelli : Go into the channel store it's in the paid section. It's a one time fee so it's a real steal. I just wish they'd get an official youtube app. I use a private channel for youtube on roku. It's pretty cool but it's not an official app and sometimes the autoplay feature doesn't work on this app. I'm not complaining though it's better than nothing. Your welcome glad I got someone who also has Roku so at least I'm not alone.

Hope all is well.

Singelli : No your not the only one who enjoys classic movies. My dad is a movie buff and has always been. As I have gotten older some of that has started to rub off on me. I do have some personal favorites one of them which I guess would be considered a modern classic due to when it was released was raging bull for obvious reasons. I recently bought a channel on my roku player called movie vault which is all classic movies and such. For $3.99 it was a steal. I just haven’t spent as much time on there as I do some other channels. I started watching a movie on movie vault called Blake of Scotland yard but I haven’t finished it yet. If you have a roku player I recommend checking it out.

thenumberone : Trust me when I tell you if you watch the documentary you’ll see all the evidence you need. I make no bones about the fact that I am a conspiracy theorist and my natural instinct is to be skeptical at first but this guy has worked miracles. There is going to be a part two to his documentary released next year. I highly recommend to everyone to either watch Burzynski either via Netflix or by buying the DVD. It’s one of the best documentaries I’ve seen on the repression of cures by the medical establishment and I believe all should watch it. Remember knowledge is power.

ruesen : I recently watched the Burzynski documentary on Netflix. I have researched the concept of natural cures for a couple of years on and off and I am firmly convinced that there is something going on to keep cures from being released to the general populous and such. I have also read the book called “Natural cures “They” don’t want you to know about… by Kevin Trudeau. In regard to Burzynski I was turned on to the documentary by one of my sisters. She was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer four years ago. She has also dealt with a form of bone cancer and at least two other things which I can’t remember off hand due to the chemo and radiation she’s had to deal with. Having a background as a writer who is somewhat familiar with media and knowing my interest in conspiracy theories she told me to watch this documentary.

I watched the documentary on Thanksgiving and I will tell you I was legitimately mad after the first five minutes of the documentary. The documentary opens with this gentleman who was testifying before a congressional committee regarding Burzynski and he had one of the most heartbreaking stories I have ever heard concerning one of his daughters who was diagnosed at I believe age four with a form a brain cancer and was basically given a death sentence and was told you can basically take her home and let her die or try chemo and radiation and at most it would prolong her life. I don’t remember how long they had told this man how long his daughter would have but she survived the timeframe and was then brought to Dr. Burzynski and was cured of her cancer in I believe six months. Sadly his daughter would die a few years later due to affects from previous radiation treatments prior to her treatments under Dr. Burzynski. The main thing that got me fuming was this man had her sister next to him I believe they were twins and he said that the official cause of death was not brain cancer but rather I believe radiation poisoning. He went on to say her brain fell apart because of the radiation.
As I was watching this I became angrier and angrier as I heard all the stories from various patients and such and being given no hope by those in mainstream medicine but being indisputably cured by Dr. Burzynski. It enraged me further when I heard how the medical boards and even congressional boards are trying to do everything in their power to stop this man who I would call a hero from curing people. In the words of Jesse Ventura “Follow the money.”

I consider it a miracle by the grace of God that my sister is still with us and is still fighting. Had I known about Dr. Burzynski years ago I would have tried to do what I could to at least give her the information. I do also believe that it doesn’t end with Cancer. I believe as Kevin Trudeau does that there are cures to just about anything.

The problem is that was argued in both Trudeau’s book and in the Burzynski' documentary is that most if not all pharmaceutical companies are publicly traded corporations so it isn’t in their best interest to release the information and cures because simply put if no one is sick, their out of business. It is rally disturbing to see politicians also do nothing but allow this because of special interests and such. It’s terrible and it really bothers me.

I was also sick in 2005 with what amounted to high blood pressure. Once I was finally convinced to go to a doctor by my family, (Doesn’t like or trust doctors in general stuff like what Trudeau and Burzynski have said is a perfect example why…) I was given a drug which I can’t remember the name of off hand. This drug did kind of relieve my problem and did have some initial benefits however, I had some side effects from the drug that I still deal with. Despite changing doctors and going back to my longtime primary doctor I still have some side effects but no longer am considered to have high blood pressure. Quite frankly I thought that there was something far more serious wrong with me at the time and I did have and still deal with anxiety from time to time. I do believe that the side effects that most people experience regardless of what they are dealing with are caused by toxic chemicals in the drugs. This is one reason why I really appreciate what Dr. Burzynski is doing to help people. This is what a doctor is suppose to do. It troubles me however to know that there are those in positions of power in this world who would rather profit off of the sick and suffering rather than do something great for humanity. Special interests groups are also a main contributing determent to all of that. I believe if the general populous was made aware of all of the above in a mass setting that things might drastically change. I consider Dr. Burzynski a hero and will be a supporter going forward.

warmaker : I think it all boils down to what ones beliefs are to be perfectly honest with you. I do believe in god and do my best to observe mass every day or almost every day via online. One of the main reasons I choose to do things that way rather than physically getting up and going to church is frankly fear of judgment by others.

I made some mistakes in my youth and really didn’t get the wake-up call that I needed until I was in my early twenties. I will freely admit to you as I am pushing 30 that I still have my flaws and I am far from perfect. I just hope that God will forgive me for my mistakes, help me mend any fences that I may have broken and allow me to be a person who helps people. I only want to be known for good things. It is something that I struggle with daily because I do have guilt about my teen years. I just hope no one who knew me back then has any resentment toward me.

Although I have my beliefs I am always respectful of others and never try to judge anyone for anything. I guess the simplest way to put my philosophy is after everything I’ve been through in life from physical challenges (I’m disabled), to mistakes I made both in things I had no control over and things that frankly I was an idiot. I freely admit that there was a time when I was inauthentic, meaning I was a bs’er and that is something that I also feel guilty about many years later and years after getting my wake-up call. Basically, my philosophy is after everything I’ve gone through some of which was self-inflicted how could I ever possibly bring myself to judge others?

I realize it isn’t like that for some people but for me that’s how I see things. I really think it boils down to what one’s beliefs are. I just try to be a good listener and not push my beliefs on anyone. Simply put everyone is different. To me the concept of peace is possible and is more within reach than most realize if we as a society could just stop judging others.

Go-Iowa : I have gone ahead and moved this thread to the computer programming/technology section as I believe it is the appropriate forum. I might be wrong but it seems to be the only logical place other than the help section where it would belong. Thanks for giving us a heads up.

Go-Iowa : I would assume so given that to my knowledge there is no handheld thread on Vizzed but what I will do is double check and see if I can answer the question for you.

NordicWarrior : I’ve probably said this before but you’re young and the main thing you should focus on is your studies. I know it’s not the popular thing but believe me when I tell you, you’ll thank yourself later for it I promise. I wouldn’t worry too much about it. Like I said you’re young and you should enjoy what’s left of your youth because as you get older it gets harder. Believe me when I tell you I wish I could go back to when I was your age I would do a lot of things differently if I had the chance.

As far as the girl, I wouldn’t worry about it. Just take one day at a time and worry about the people and things that are important and you will be just fine. Best of luck to you.

Totts : This isn’t really an easy question to answer. I guess it all comes down to the individual woman and not a generalization. I for one have never really understood how some women choose to be with people who either take them for granted or take them for granted and are abusive. I never understood the appeal or reasoning of staying in a relationship when you know it’s not good.

I have made that mistake before in my last real relationship but I can honestly say looking back many years later that I didn’t really know what I was doing at the time and in hindsight I really wish I would have just cut my losses once the first red flag went up. It probably would have saved me so much grief and headaches.

I know that may sound a bit cold to some but that’s how I feel about it. I have been single for years. Hopefully if and when I decide to give it another shot in the romance department that I will have better luck next time around and maybe even be able to answer that question better. At least I hope so.

Destifen : I wish I knew how to hook my laptop to my television so I would be able to watch and perhaps even record sports streams of the fights I cover. I normally rely on my PS3 for those events despite the fact that the PS3’s browser is badly outdated. I am hoping to get a new console by the new year if possible. (Needs a new HDD for my current console.) For now if cards aren’t picked up by one of the networks here in the states that I can either access via traditional means or on one of the networks that is currently on Roku I have to rely on my computer or my laptop.

It is still much easier to do my job when things are normal than it would be had I been old enough to write in the 80’s even. As much as I love my favorite decade I will freely admit that there is no way I would be able to keep an eye on pretty much 90% of the sport of Boxing on a global scale if I didn’t have the internet. Back then Boxing was more visible on broadcast television than it is now but I still would have be limited as to what I can do and how I can do it. I do have a soft spot for typewriters though.

ant123ant : I was born with cerebral palsy and I can relate to being self cautious and or worrying about how things may appear to others. I have also had my share of eye surgeries and deal with what I believe is a form of lazy eye as the muscles in my eyes weaken and sometimes my one of my eyes may turn to the right even if I’m looking straight ahead. I’ve had people ask me from time to time why I’m looking at them when I’m not because of it. As far as being self conscious I think it gets easier as you get older. When I was younger I use to worry about what others might think or say but as I got older it became less and less important to me what other people thought. I just think it gets to a point for most people where they go look this is me, deal with it…

I wouldn’t worry too much about it. I myself am a neurotic person to a big extent so I can understand where you’re coming from in regard to being self conscious but it really isn’t productive. It’s advice I should take myself sometimes frankly.

There was a time when I was ashamed and embarrassed that I was disabled. I walk slower than most people, it’s not perfect and I do sway from side to side when I walk as well. Although I freely admit that I don’t do the things I should, this is how I was made and it got to a point as I said where I really didn’t care what people thought. It took a long time for me to get to a point where I accepted that and accepted that I have certain limitations. I’m not ashamed of it anymore because I’ve come to realize this is how I was made and there is no reason to feel ashamed or embarrassed about it.

Please don’t feel embarrassed. No one is perfect and we all have problems that we have to overcome at one time or another. Keep your head up.

Best of luck to you.

warmaker : For the most part it doesn’t bother me who my friends date. I will freely admit that part of the reason for that is because I haven’t really faired too well when it comes to relationships and, I have more or less become a hermit as I have gotten older. There are times though when I see how well some friends that I went to school with are doing either professionally or, personally and I’ll say to myself I wish I was doing half as well in either area.

It’s not jealousy or anything… In fact I am very happy for my friends who have accomplished a lot since our school years. I don’t measure accomplishments or try to compare what I’ve done to friends of mine but part of the reason I say I wish I was doing half as well as they are is because I hold a lot of guilt against myself for the mistakes I made in my youth.

In some ways what I went through made me a stronger, more aware person but I do have scars that I still deal with from time to time from that period in my life. Because some of what I went through, mistakes and such were self-inflicted I just look at my wishing I was doing better as a consequence of my mistakes. The one thing that I do tell my friends that are doing well is don’t take it for granted because there is always someone who isn’t having an easy time of it who would truly appreciate to enjoy success.

As for me I’ve done well in terms of my writing and have gained some notoriety but I don’t get carried away with it. A writer doing well and getting noticed here and there doesn’t necessarily translate to a comfortable living. Far as people being jealous of others I just try to tell people it isn’t worth it to deal with it and it’s more productive to worry about what you need to do. I realize that the advice may not be the most popular way of thinking but I think of it as the view of someone with a little bit of wisdom.

warmaker : For the most part it doesn’t bother me who my friends date. I will freely admit that part of the reason for that is because I haven’t really faired too well when it comes to relationships and, I have more or less become a hermit as I have gotten older. There are times though when I see how well some friends that I went to school with are doing either professionally or, personally and I’ll say to myself I wish I was doing half as well in either area.

It’s not jealousy or anything… In fact I am very happy for my friends who have accomplished a lot since our school years. I don’t measure accomplishments or try to compare what I’ve done to friends of mine but part of the reason I say I wish I was doing half as well as they are is because I hold a lot of guilt against myself for the mistakes I made in my youth.

In some ways what I went through made me a stronger, more aware person but I do have scars that I still deal with from time to time from that period in my life. Because some of what I went through, mistakes and such were self-inflicted I just look at my wishing I was doing better as a consequence of my mistakes. The one thing that I do tell my friends that are doing well is don’t take it for granted because there is always someone who isn’t having an easy time of it who would truly appreciate to enjoy success.

As for me I’ve done well in terms of my writing and have gained some notoriety but I don’t get carried away with it. A writer doing well and getting noticed here and there doesn’t necessarily translate to a comfortable living. Far as people being jealous of others I just try to tell people it isn’t worth it to deal with it and it’s more productive to worry about what you need to do. I realize that the advice may not be the most popular way of thinking but I think of it as the view of someone with a little bit of wisdom.

tRIUNE : As the son of a movie buff I think it is impossible for me to pick one movie. It’s even difficult sometimes to pick by genre. I love Boxing movies (I’m a boxing journalist) so in terms of Boxing movies I’d have to go with the Rocky series as my favorite but I wouldn’t be so bold to call it my favorite sports movie or series. I run into the same problem with Mob movies. In the case of Mob movies it’s pretty much a four way tie The Godfather series, Scarface, Goodfellas and, Casino. It’s too difficult to pick just one. This is one reason among many that I buy digital copies of movies on streaming services like VuDu, even movies which I already own on DVD. I guess it’s best to have the best of both worlds especially good if you don’t have access to a DVD player.

This thread is all about Prize Fighter for Sega CD. I waited to play this game for twenty years it was well worth the wait. As a Boxing journalist and historian who has played many of the Boxing games to come out over the last thirty years I love this game specifically the real nature of the game that is presenting in cinematic form from a first person account. In that respect I feel this game was and still is way ahead of it’s time and I wonder given the advances in technology with the new generation consoles and with the wide popularity of EA Sports’ Fight Night series why we have yet to see an updated version of this game or even a re-release for the newer generation consoles. For those who haven’t played this yet I highly recommend checking it out.

If you like Punch Out! Or Legends of the ring you will like the first person account of this game. In terms of game play the action is actually very realistic in relation to Boxing and was probably the first game to feature aspects of head movement and timing in order to box effectively. The game also features several cut scenes throughout which really resembles the authentic Boxing atmosphere for those who have ever been to a fight card in person, even features heckling fans and such. It was also the first and only game to my knowledge to feature both Michael Buffer’s voice and actual person in the game as he is featured playing the ring announcer for the game.

Highly recommend checking this one out.


What are your impressions of the game and it’s game play?