Update on OG Treated Fulminating Breast Cancer. Dr Rowen's Own Dental Case

#70 2025 The Rowen Report

Dear Subscriber,

I am posting this diverse information to update those who are following along.

First, the patient with the massive fulminating breast cancer who received a few OG injections directly into the tumor from Terri and the cancer disappeared.

I got this email from her yesterday:

“I am feeling great considering all things. I am still on chemo til the end of July. I had a CT scan and an ultra ultrasound, there was no evidence of cancer. My oncologist is recommending a mastectomy and radiation after surgery. Can I use the cupping ozone after or during radiation? I started the ozone insufflation and that has made all of the difference coupled with the OG and all my other remedies. I am also doing red light therapy. I still continue my daily activities and my appetite and weight has remained the same. My oncologist is still baffled about my health being so good. He told me he use to read palms and asked to see my palm. 🤷🏽‍♀️😂
That’s great you will be giving a class on making the OG.
Thanking you and Dr. Su for your devotion to a natural approach to healing humanity.”

She gives total credit to the OG for resolving the open oozing ulcerating cancer. I cannot totally discount a contribution from the chemo as well. Here is a case where the unconventional worked well with the conventional. Too bad we cannot see more cooperative efforts.

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Now the Premium readers have received my Part 1 of my report on neural therapy. I detailed 10 cases in part 1 and will do another 10 in part 2. But I want to let all readers know of one additional case – mine.

Below is a photo of the “snuff box” of the hand.

Some months ago, I started getting pain there. No swelling. Just pain and some tenderness to pressure on the base of the 1^st metacarpal bone The joint seemed fine – no joint pain with movement, but pressure at the base of the bone did give me moderate pain Furthermore, shaking my hand, like after washing with water, was uncomfortable. I then got some “sympathy” pain on the R side, mild in comparison to the L. I even lost some power in opening a jar lid.

Well, knowing some of what might be going on, and having training in acupuncture and neural therapy theory, I honed in on a possible source – a tooth.

First, take a look at the lung meridian path:

The meridian goes down the thumb on one side if the snuff box.

Now look at the large intestine meridian path:

This meridian goes downt he other side of the snuff box.

You will see the snuff box is right in between these two meridians, which are paired in acupuncture theory. So, my attention would obviously fall to a link to these meridians.

At the time, I was having an issue with a pre molar tooth. Only one year back it gave me some pain to bite on it. One dentist said infection. Another said it just needed a bit adjustment. The adjustment worked, for more than a year. But actually, it only hid the real problem. I noticed some inflammation on my upper gum line with had all the hallmarks of a draining infection. Yes, it was an infection after all, which was not terribly symptomatic. I had the tooth pulled as soon as I could and the socket vigorously scraped out. (IMPORTANT). Not too comfortable, but at least I got infection out of my body. Immediately the sympathy pain in my R hand disappeared. Over a few months, the problem in my L hand abated and now is hardly noticeable.

Turns out the dental focus was in a tooth related to the lung/large intestine meridian pair. Usually, once the problem is fixed locally, the distant problem resolves very quickly, sometime instantly, other times, over a few weeks. In my case is took a few months (actually about 4 months). The Premium section reports for this topic are going into this in detail. These are reports that everyone needs to know.

I was fortunate. I learned about these issues rather early in my medical career and, as a result, was able to help hundreds of people otherwise doomed to drugging. Now I was able to help myself.

Consider, if I had gone in as a lay patient to the conventional doctor, I would have been given these choices:

1. NSAID drug to reduce non-specific inflammation. Of course, this intervention could punch a bleeding hole in my gut and lead to joint destruction in the future, or damaged an internal organ. Had the drug been Vioxx, well, I might have been killed.

2. Steroid injection, to quell inflammation today and destroy the joint tomorrow.

3. Provided an antidepressant.

4. Told, “so sorry, there is nothing we can do to help, and shown the door.

This is the core problem with the Church of Modern Medicine.

Any of these except being kicked out the door (the best “treatment”) could have added considerably to the exploding costs of disease maintenance. And it is why I have taken considerable time to elaborate in the Premium section. My subscription rate is currently only $38 per annum. If the information in the Premium section does not save you or a friend or loved one at least that yearly amount over the course of time, I’d like to know. Thank you.

To Your Excellent Health!

Robert Jay Rowen, MD

PS Part II and possibly a Part III will be coming to the Premium subscribers about Neural Therapy over the next many days. I sincerely thank these subscribers for their financial support of the page.