A Lifetime of Research

Dr. Beljanski’s major discoveries

Mirko Beljanski in his lab, 1982

Mirko Beljanski, PhD, (1923-1998), biochemist and biologist, spent his professional career at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, studying the causes and mechanisms occurring during gene activation, cell division and tissue development in both normal and malignant states. His book “The Regulation of DNA Replication & Transcription”, published in 1983, is devoted to this critical subject.

Dr. Beljanski discovered a change in the conformation of the cell’s DNA when in the presence of carcinogens (mutagens or other), pollutants, or other harmful molecules. He showed that the DNA of a cancer cell becomes unwound or destabilized, a finding that was recently confirmed in the United States. These results led him to invent the Oncotest, which allowed him to identify the carcinogenic potential of different molecules often present in our daily surroundings.

This Oncotest led Dr. Beljanski to discover the beneficial effect of two specific plant extracts:

• the Pao pereira (Geissospermum vellosii), and
• the Rauwolfia vomitoria

Over the course of many years, Mirko Beljanski studied the toxicological and pharmacological properties of both plants, and analyzed their mode of action in vitro on animals grafted with different cancer cells. The Pao pereira and the Rauwolfia vomitoria not only appeared to destroy different cancer cells, but also did not present any toxicity towards healthy cells.

These discoveries lead Mirko Beljanski to suggest a new approach to health. Since then, the benefits of Pao pereira and Rauwolfia vomitoria have been confirmed and expanded upon the research teams of Columbia University, New York. Read more>>

To read more:

• “Destabilization of the DNA Double Helix in Cancer, Mirko Beljanski’s Theory of Carcinogenesis and Anti-Cancer Extracts” by John Hall, PhD – Townsend Letter
• “The Beljanski Approach: Outside the Box” by Monique Beljanski, widow and research assistant of Dr. Mirko Belanski – Townsend Letter.
• Mirko Beljanski’s 133 publications

Also, Dr. Beljanski was one of the first biologists to study small RNA fragments, which plays an important role in the growth of a cell. Some RNA fragments stimulate the formation of white blood cells and platelets. Mirko Beljanski discovered that they not only help maintain normal white blood cell and platelet levels which may decrease to dangerously low levels in a number of situations, including radiation therapy and chemotherapy, but they also preserve normal proportions among the various kinds of white blood cells, notably those that fight infections. These RNA fragments promote the DNA of healthy cells; never that of cancer cells.

These properties of the Beljanski RNA fragments, which are extracted from a non pathogenic bacteria, has recently been confirmed by clinical trial at Cancer Treatments Center of America (CTCA) in the United States. Read more>>

As a result of a research contract he concluded with the French army, Mirko Beljanski was also able to study protection against radiation. He showed that when administered with a third plant extract  – the Golden Leaf Ginkgo biloba – the RNA fragments had the beneficial effect of protecting the body against the negative impact of radiation (prevention and therapeutic action). The Golden Leaf Ginkgo biloba extract has a completely different biochemical composition than the standard green-leaf extract.

Mirko Beljanski’s breakthrough discoveries are all gathered in the scientist’s 133 publications available here.

Products based on his research have been used successfully in Europe for more than 20 years.