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Comment on breast cancer & Vitamin D by universalandparticular

universalandparticular — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 12:50:16 +0000

Very informative, I would like to add that WA doctors have joined a groundbreaking Australian tiral of a revolutionary new way to treat cancer which uses a form of th ecommon cold virus to infect and destroy tumours. In a twist on reserch which suggests viruses can couase up to 20 per cent of cancers, scientists now believe naturally occurring cold and herpers viruses can be harnessed to shrink tumours. My Father recently died of cancer and I have also my own ‘cancer scare’, hopefully the technology was advancing to the stage whrer withing a few years there will be more advanced and less harmless cnacer regime called virotherapy …

Comment on nigella sativa and pancreatic cancer by Maria

Maria — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 19:15:22 +0000

Hi, mamo,
I just found your e-mail and was very delighted to see it. I cound’t believe at first. I hope a miracle happens with dad and he survives his cancer.
Love mom

Comment on Johanne’ cancer cure story by caroline hindmarsh

caroline hindmarsh — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 14:15:07 +0000

dear johanne
what a truly remarkable story.i have just received the devestating news that my breast cancer has spread and am going to issels in mexico.i would love to talk to you if possible as i am terrified and nobody seems to understand me when i say that more chemo will just kill me.i have already been trying to detox and have seen lots of alternative doctors but the cancer has spread so i am hoping mexico will do the trick
warm regards caroline
a desperate mum of triplet boys age 13

Comment on More of Vincent Gammill’s words of wisdom by Vicki

Vicki — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 22:52:41 +0000

Have you had any success with non-hodgkins follicular lymphoma (stage 3)?
I was diagnosed in July and am still bobbing around trying to land on the “right” treatment. Right now I am doing chinese herbs, accupuncture, and budwig protocol (focc). My doctor is strongly recommending Retuxin, but I can’t bring myself to go there.
Any comments or recommendations?
Thanks.

Comment on iodine deficiency and cancer by lice treatment

lice treatment — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 21:12:53 +0000

I agree that iodine is the basis for so much of our health. It’s sad that it’s not more widely known. I 1st heard about it from the book “Iodine: why you need it and why you can’t live without it”. I have suffered from chronic fatique, low energy, brain fog, hypothyroidism, excessively being cold all the time, and just achy all over….i had no idea it all came back to iodine. Now that I know iodine is so important, i am using it topically to paint my skin. and within just days, i felt so much more energy than in a very long time. I also may have cysts that i feel are getting better. I don’t feel the pain there as much. The Japanese are the HEALTHIEST nation in the world. Look at their diet. HIGH HIGH IN IODINE!!! they hardly ever get cancers like we do here. Sheila

Comment on Dr Kelley Eidem’s pepper cure by Jeanne

Jeanne — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 04:26:34 +0000

Get him on the Budwig diet quickly and follow it completely. Just google it.

Comment on undenatured whey and Budwig protocol by cancerfighter

cancerfighter — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 07:54:00 +0000

The best place for info on this is the flaxseedoil2 chat group at yahoo.com

Comment on undenatured whey and Budwig protocol by Phil

Phil — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 00:53:32 +0000

Would you give the exact details of your Budwig diet prep with the whey? How much oil and what type? Do you add any fruit? Blend with hand mixer? Prepare fresh every day?
Thanks very much.

Comment on DMSO and tennis elbow by Alex

Alex — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 16:52:04 +0000

Hey! Just read what you’re doing, and it sounds pretty spot on. I’ve had tendinitis issues with my left arm, and have recently purchased DMSO to use. The Dr prescribed Relafen, which worked great to manage the pain, but I wasn’t too keen on the side effects. That, and the fact that it seems like it will be months before this gets better, I wanted to try something with less long-term effects. I bought the 90% grade roll-on, and I’m experiencing the burn on my skin. It’s been pretty bad, but the irritation on my skin goes away after a few hours, and the pain is managed well. I think I’ll probably try the aloe vera approach, or even maybe try the gel, as I think the roll-on is too strong for my skin. Anyways, from all the online research I’ve done over the last month, seems like you’re on your way.

Comment on Why iodine? by Marta

Marta — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 21:26:38 +0000

thanks lyne.

you stopped short of advising the use of kelp tablets. in lieu of fresh water fish of certain genus. i used kelp tablets to stop a dastardly sinusitis infection that i had had for almost 3 years on and off when i read that exhausted adrenals caused the anti histimine to flood the body. i still can’t believe it worked. 2 months now–but i also kept taking vitamins and other minerals and herbs. one to stop tinnitis which worked– all herbal– tumeric for inflammation, e,c, and selenium, folic acid we are only as good as our last performance so if i am low in any or a few of these it will return. until i get my body up to speed but one has to keep it there.

filtered water with ph of 10 or above is also the key.

general idea is to have body working at optimum–and one’s age is a determinant.am 60-mom is 93-

take care