| WILLIAM LANE, Ph.D., Biochemistry and Nutrition from Rutgers University,
and a masters degree in nutrition from Cornell. He studied and worked under
two Nobel Prize Winners: Dr. James Sumner of Cornell (who crystalized the
first enzyme, urease); and Dr. Selman Waksman (who developed streptomycin.)
Dr. Lane is the chairman of Cartilage Consultants, Inc. Dr. Lane's research created much of today's interest in shark cartilage. He holds a U.S. Patent on the use of shark cartilage to inhibit angiogenesis, the creation of a blood network by cancer cells. His work has helped to increase the acceptance of natural treatments. He was featured on CBS' "60 Minutes" in 1993. He has authored four books: Sharks Don't Get Cancer (1993), Sharks Still Don't Get Cancer (1996), The Skin Cancer Answer, (1998) and Immune Power (1999). Divided into three parts, The Skin Cancer Answer begins with a look at our planet, ourselves and our relationship with the sun; the causes and various types of skin cancer; and the use of common plant extracts to treat basal and squamous cell carcinomas. In this video, Dr. Lane shares his knowledge on preventing and treating skin cancer. |