Cancell Cantron Procel Taxol for Cancer

Cancell Cantron Procel Taxol was developed by a biochemist by the name of James V. Sheridan. He developed it in the year 1936 and gave it the name Entelev. Because he felt that Entelev was a gift from God, to be given freely to any cancer patient desiring to have it, and that he was just the agent used to create and dispense it, James Sheridan refused to accept any financial compensation for any of the Entelev which he gave away freely.

As time went by, Entelev was also developed under other names, amongst them Cancell, Cantron, Procel and Taxol.

James Sheridan tested his formula on animals during the 1940's with what he felt was great success.

During the 1960's, while employed by the Battelle Laboratories which are the testing centers for the National Cancer Institute, James Sheridan conducted further research on Entelev. According to the records of the National Cancer Institute, the two day test run which James Sheridan was allowed to conduct showed an amazingly significant reduction in the size of tumor cells but only a small amount of dead cells. A large number of medical professionals are of the opinion that had the test been allowed to continue for a longer period of time, the shrunken cells would also have died. Because there was only a small amount of dead cells in comparison to some other products, the National Cancer Institute gave Entelev a response of negative results. They refused to consider that a longer period of time might have shown that Entelev might have shown itself to be the best product in the long run.

Entelev works by reducing the amount of energy produced by the adenosine triphosphate in each cell. In cells which have not been struck by cancer, this reduction does not effect their function however in the matter of cancerous cells, it causes them to die. This is a slower process than that of chemotherapy, but does not involve poisoning and is considered by many medical professionals to be not only a more effective treatment but one which is less harmful to other parts of the body.

While it is not being sold as a medication to fight cancer, Entelev is still being sold by Medical Research Products under the name of Cantron. The Federal Drug Administration has not challenged this since it is being sold simply as a dietary supplement.

Is Entelev a cure and preventative for cancer? There are medical professionals who will say yes and still others who will say no. If it is, then James Sheridan is right and it truly is a gift from God.