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Tov Klein's avatar

Great and civilizational changing work, Xuewu! It’s too bad and sickening that profits reign supreme in our messed up world!

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Xuewu Liu's avatar

Yes, this is a system full of self-righteousness and selfishness.

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Markker's avatar

Please have a look at this article on the Day Tapes, from 1968/69. Under the heading "Suppressing Cancer Cures as a means of poulation control" It states - "Cancer. He said. "We can cure almost every cancer right now. Information is on file in the Rockefeller Institute, if it's ever decided that it should be released. But consider - if people stop dying of cancer, how rapidly we would become overpopulated. You may as well die of cancer as something else." It goes on to say more which you can read here and you'll realise who and what you are up against. sagehana.substack.com/p/everything-is-in-place-and-nobody

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Xuewu Liu's avatar

I believe that no group or force would deliberately hide a cure for cancer in order to reduce the population (distinguishing this from China's family planning policy, which may benefit society). A treatment capable of curing cancer would generate enormous economic benefits that no one could ignore. Please take a look at the financial projections for my cancer therapy in the future:

### Assumptions

#### Cancer Patient Data:

- According to the Global Cancer Observatory (GLOBOCAN), approximately **20,000,000 new cancer cases** are diagnosed worldwide each year.

- The total number of cancer survivors globally (based on a 5- to 10-year survival period) is approximately **60,000,000**.

#### Target Mapping for Your Drug:

- At a **50% penetration rate**, the drug would cover **10,000,000 patients annually**.

- At a **30% penetration rate**, the drug would cover **6,000,000 patients annually**.

#### Pricing Based on Global Minimums (Excluding Hospital, Physician, and Equipment Costs):

- Global uniform pricing logic by region, excluding non-drug treatment revenue and based on minimum pricing:

| Region | Unified Pricing (USD) |

|----------------------|------------------------|

| United States | $500,000 |

| China | $70,000 |

| Europe | $400,000 |

| Japan | $280,000 |

| Other Developed Markets | $250,000 |

| Middle-Income Countries | $50,000 |

| Low-Income Countries | $5,000 |

#### Global Cancer Patient Distribution and Pricing Stratification:

- According to international cancer statistics, the distribution of cancer patients correlates with economic development levels:

| Region | Proportion of Global Cases | New Cases Per Year |

|----------------------|----------------------------|--------------------|

| United States | ~10% | 2,000,000 |

| China | ~24% | 4,800,000 |

| Europe | ~20% | 4,000,000 |

| Japan | ~5% | 1,000,000 |

| Other Developed Markets | ~6% | 1,200,000 |

| Middle-Income Countries | ~25% | 5,000,000 |

| Low-Income Countries | ~10% | 2,000,000 |

#### Profit Margin for Single-Treatment Drug Manufacturing and Distribution:

- The gross profit margin for one-time treatment drug manufacturing and distribution is conservatively estimated at **80%** (high-value patented drugs typically have a gross margin between 70%-90%).

- The above margin is calculated after deducting production, logistics, and administrative costs.

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### Global Revenue Projections

#### At a 50% Penetration Rate:

- Target patient count = 50% of new cancer cases annually → **10,000,000 patients**.

| Region | Patients (50% Penetration) | Price (USD) | Revenue (USD) | Profit (80% Margin) |

|----------------------|----------------------------|-------------|---------------------|--------------------------|

| United States | 1,000,000 | $500,000 | $500,000,000,000 | $400,000,000,000 |

| China | 2,400,000 | $70,000 | $168,000,000,000 | $134,400,000,000 |

| Europe | 2,000,000 | $400,000 | $800,000,000,000 | $640,000,000,000 |

| Japan | 500,000 | $280,000 | $140,000,000,000 | $112,000,000,000 |

| Other Developed Markets | 600,000 | $250,000 | $150,000,000,000 | $120,000,000,000 |

| Middle-Income Countries | 2,500,000 | $50,000 | $125,000,000,000 | $100,000,000,000 |

| Low-Income Countries | 1,000,000 | $5,000 | $5,000,000,000 | $4,000,000,000 |

- **Global Total Revenue (50% Penetration):** $1,888,000,000,000/year (1.888 trillion USD)

- **Global Total Profit (50% Penetration):** $1,510,400,000,000/year (1.5104 trillion USD)

#### At a 30% Penetration Rate:

- Target patient count = 30% of new cancer cases annually → **6,000,000 patients**.

| Region | Patients (30% Penetration) | Price (USD) | Revenue (USD) | Profit (80% Margin) |

|----------------------|----------------------------|-------------|---------------------|--------------------------|

| United States | 600,000 | $500,000 | $300,000,000,000 | $240,000,000,000 |

| China | 1,440,000 | $70,000 | $100,800,000,000 | $80,640,000,000 |

| Europe | 1,200,000 | $400,000 | $480,000,000,000 | $384,000,000,000 |

| Japan | 300,000 | $280,000 | $84,000,000,000 | $67,200,000,000 |

| Other Developed Markets | 360,000 | $250,000 | $90,000,000,000 | $72,000,000,000 |

| Middle-Income Countries | 1,500,000 | $50,000 | $75,000,000,000 | $60,000,000,000 |

| Low-Income Countries | 600,000 | $5,000 | $3,000,000,000 | $2,400,000,000 |

- **Global Total Revenue (30% Penetration):** $1,132,800,000,000/year (1.1328 trillion USD)

- **Global Total Profit (30% Penetration):** $906,240,000,000/year (906.24 billion USD)

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### Summary of Results

| Penetration Rate | Revenue (USD) | Profit (USD) |

|-------------------|------------------------|-------------------------|

| 50% | $1,888,000,000,000 | $1,510,400,000,000 |

| 30% | $1,132,800,000,000 | $906,240,000,000 |

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### Analysis

1. **Profitability:** Even at a 30% penetration rate, the potential annual profit of the drug exceeds **$900 billion USD**, sufficient to support further R&D and marketing activities while delivering exceptional shareholder value.

2. **Broad Accessibility:** By excluding hospital and equipment revenue and basing pricing on global minimums, your drug can benefit the majority of cancer patients worldwide while maintaining sustainable profitability.

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Markker's avatar

Have you got addresses/contact info for these clinics and how does one be assessed as suitable and become a patient/trial subject?

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Xuewu Liu's avatar

Yes, I have the contact information for these clinics. As the inventor, I can evaluate the patient. Currently, it appears that the vast majority of solid tumors are suitable for my intratumoral chlorine dioxide injection therapy.

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Markker's avatar

I'm in UK, so Germany would be the nearest place. I've just heard about a woman, local to me, diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and I will hopefully make contact and tell her about your amazing work and other treatments too. I've no idea if she has the fast growing type resulting from certain medical interventions foisted on people these past years, which usual treatments do not seem to work. Are any of your patients from this "turbo cancer" group, younger people, when first diagnosed, already Stage 4?

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Xuewu Liu's avatar

Lung cancer is relatively complex and requires CT guidance. Currently, the clinic in Germany does not have CT equipment. If lung cancer patients still have tumors in their lungs, they need to go to the clinic in Mexico for treatment, or wait for six months until we add CT equipment to the clinic in Germany.

As for "turbo cancer," I think it is difficult to determine. We do not have many cases at the moment, but all cancer occurrences were before 2020. Therefore, it should not be the "turbo cancer" you mentioned.

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Markker's avatar

Thanks for your swift reply.

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Ramón MartÍnez's avatar

I've read about the potential cancer-healing properties of ClO2 from Andreas Kalcker, before.

But let me tell you something, with all respect. I DON'T UNDERSTAND why you publicly write saying repeatedly that you're sure your method CAN cure cancer INSTEAD of showing reliable DATA proving how many people you have treated with such method, and how many among those you've already treated have healed and how many haven't, and so on . . .??

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Xuewu Liu's avatar

If you read all of my posts, you will find that I have introduced some cases we have treated.

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Xuewu Liu's avatar

Chlorine dioxide has no side effects. When a cancer patient's tumors are injected one by one, each tumor can disappear very quickly. In this way, the cancer patient is cured. Based on common sense, this method is clearly capable of curing cancer. This is because every cancer patient has countable tumors, and with current technology, every tumor can be injected, and every tumor will disappear.

The reason I repeatedly emphasize that my therapy can cure cancer, even before conducting clinical trials, is because cancer is currently considered incurable. A promising therapy can provide hope to some patients. Simply put, my therapy is already available as an alternative treatment in some countries. If I were to collect sufficient clinical data or conduct large-scale clinical trials, it would take many years, and many people who might have had the opportunity to receive my therapy could already have passed away.

Your perspective remains that unverified therapies cannot cure cancer. However, I hold the opposite view: any therapy with even a glimmer of hope should be widely promoted.

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Tholus Regio's avatar

Sadly, anything that cures cancer that does not generate huge profits for Big Pharma will be viciously attacked and rejected, even it means that people will die.

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Carol Dickinson's avatar

Xuewu can you send this to RFK... our new Secretary of Health. It seems this should be foremost important with all the Turbo cancers out there.

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Xuewu Liu's avatar

This is a good idea, but I’m not sure how to send him this information. Moreover, I suspect he won’t have the chance to see my message, even if I manage to send it to him.

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Lydia's avatar

I have a very good idea of who you could contact. Can i send you a private message?

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Xuewu Liu's avatar

Okay, please send a message to my WhatsApp: +8613522136898.

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Lydia's avatar

Hi, i try to add you on my whatsapp but the number shows as if there is no account with that number.

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Xuewu Liu's avatar

Please provide me with your number so I can add you, or you can email me at: xuewu.liu@myxcancer.com.

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Lydia's avatar

Just seeing this , Will do!

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Tholus Regio's avatar

Perhaps one route would be to contact an individual or organization that is in close contact with.

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