“Shine the light of truth to push back against the lies”

Larry Stowe is a childhood cancer survivor, world renowned production engineer, biomolecular engineer whose discoveries were a threat to the pharmaceutical industry. They tried to destroy his life, but he's still fighting to bring life-changing treatments to the world.

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Larry is a child-cancer survivor and never let the damage to his right leg hold him back.

Larry was born in the American midwest in 1953. At age 6 he was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, bone cancer. Doctors said it would be a miracle if he reached his 10th birthday. Today he is the oldest living survivor at the age of 73.

His right leg was an inch and a half shorter than his left leg, largely due to the radiation treatment as a child. He didn't let that stop him. "People get too hung up on the past and think it defines them and can deny them their present and future." He got a full scholarship to Iowa State and after getting his PhD as an engineer.

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He had a celebrated career as a Senior Research Engineer in the Oil and Natural Gas industry.

Larry is an engineer at heart. While his passion was understanding the human immune system, he was good at putting together solutions to engineering problems and found himself working in the oil industry. He established himself as a world-class engineer in the field. His career spanned the world, including offshore production platforms and rainforest drill sites.

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Putting people over profits

Even with his career as a Senior Engineer for Mobil Oil and Gas, his passion was for helping people and curing diseases. His biomedical education and history fighting cancer as a child led him to become a consultant to an organization called True Health where he submitted white papers about novel biological and immune system approaches to the treatment of cancer and viral infections, among other medical topics.

Larry's entire life's worth of biomedical claims was put to the test when his mother, Edith Stowe, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in December 1999 at the age of 80. She was given a 2 month terminal prognosis. He used the treatments he developed, inspired by what his mother did for him as a child. Working with her doctors through an integrated radiation therapy, comprehensive immune therapy and an autologous cancer vaccine from Germany, her cancer went into remission after a few months. She died of natural causes almost 3 years after her terminal prognosis, completely cancer free.

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All the right enemies

Search for the name Larry Stowe and you'll find references to a 60 minutes hit piece and a criminal trial. For most Americans back in 2010 it was hard to believe that Big Pharma would work with a media company to do a hit piece and get someone thrown in prison just to protect their profits. Fortunately, the American people are much more awake and aware today. Everywhere people are organizing to fight back against corrupt government officials and industries that believe they are above the law and any form of accountability.

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Keeping the Faith, Keeping up the Fight

Larry is currently fighting to overturn his wrongful conviction so he can get back to sharing his discoveries with the rest of the world. There were several legal and constitutional problems with his prosecution, but it takes money and support to struggle through the legal system. Please donate what you can to support Larry clearing his name, bringing life-changing and life-extending treatments to the world, and taking a stand to hold Too-Big-Too-Fail-Pharma accountable for preventing these treatments from reaching Americans and the rest of the world.

Larry has put together a PAC to organize everything and gain the strength to fight the corporations and their politicians who want to keep you dependent on medications instead of freeing your own body to heal itself. Any donations or purchases from the merchandise store are greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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