What are Protomorphogens

“The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease." Voltaire

According to Dr. Lee a protomorphogen (PMG) is a component of the cell chromosome that is responsible for morphogenetic determination of cell characteristics. It is the smallest unit of the cell blueprint assembly. It is the smallest unit of the gene system that guides the cell into its hereditary form as it grows, develops or repairs itself. Without sufficient protomorphogen in its chromatin, the cell degenerates, de-differentiates, becomes senile and dies. The protomorphogen level in the cell is regulated by the fact that, while normally more is constantly being created by the cell nucleus, it is antigenic and promotes the formation of antibodies which in turn controls the level of extra cellular protomorphogen in blood and lymphatic system. Protomorphogens are the tiniest specks of life made specifically by our body for each kind of tissue and are necessary for the control factors involved in disease.

Dr. Lee said that in cancer treatments Protomorphogens are needed. Dr. Royal Lee, founder of Standard Process, wrote in 1947 the theory of Protomorphogens (PMG). The theory of PMG sheds light on how the body controls its own cell growth and heals itself. When viewed under a special microscope, human blood crowds with super-active life in the form of the smallest particles imaginable - PMGS. When injury or disease to a tissue, gland or organ occurs, the body’s production of PMGs changes. These specks of life control the healing process. They are involved in the way the body produces antibodies and they maintain the health of the tissue. In cancer the PMG blueprint is altered and cell reproduction goes on uncontrolled.

Dr. Lee knew that humans could borrow certain body materials from animals. He developed equipment to actually extract the PMG material from animal glands, tissues and organs. He did this for 23 tissues, producing PMG supplements that are processed without heat, maintaining their specific blueprint integrity and function. For the patient with cancer PMG therapy is absolutely essential. In fact, without adequate PMGs chances of surviving cancer are poor.