I get quite a few emails purporting to be from people who claim to supply cannabis. Today I got one from RickSimpsonFoundation. I checked with Rick if this was bona fide. He tells me it is a fraud. He has nothing to do with it. Do not trust people who approach you claiming to be able to supply cannabis oil. There are suppliers but generally speaking it is a word of mouth connection. Be careful.
Cannabis supplier fraud
Posted by Jonathan Chamberlain on July 27, 2014
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Powerstrips and cancer and pain relief
Posted by Jonathan Chamberlain on July 27, 2014
Powerstrips – a Korean invention. Basically a plaster containing herbs, minerals etc which some people – and some lab evidence – suggests is not only good for pain relief but can inhibit cancer. For more info
http://www.powerstrips-tmegee.com/why-powerstrips/
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Kill The B****rds
Posted by Jonathan Chamberlain on June 28, 2014
Kill the B*****ds!!!
Violence is so much part of our automatic response system to ‘things we don’t like’ that it seems not only inevitable but somehow right, the way it ought to be.
Al-Qaeda is hiding out in the mountains of North Pakistan – hell, let’s bomb them. Cancer cells are growing in my body? So zap them with radiation and chemical poisons. Boys are knifing other boys in the street? So kill them all.
Whoa! Kill all the kids, even if they don’t have knives? Maybe that’s the necessary price for a crime free street – but maybe we just kill the kids with knives, or those that we suspect of having knives. You mean that it’s OK to kill a wedding party of innocent villagers if it increases our chances of getting a few of the really bad guys – but it’s not OK to kill Kids on the street?
Don’t get me wrong. I’m certainly not in favour of killing any kids, or bombing any wedding parties in North Pakistan for that matter.
Going back to the Vietnam War it was generally agreed (by the big boys with guns) that it was OK to devastate huge tracts of countryside with chemicals like Agent Orange? Sure, you might say, if it helps us to win the war. Remind me, did we win that war? And do we really think the policy of violence has made Iraq and Afghanistan safe and healthy for the long term future? As I write this, the Sunni and the Shia are wreaking ungodly violence on each other.
Wouldn’t it be better if they just talked, laughed, had picnics, listened to good music and so on? Wouldn’t their worlds be happier and better places to bring up their kids?
So the question we should be asking is not: What is the best way of killing cancer? No, a much better question is: What is the best path to a healthy future?
If an action is effective in achieving its goal then it is hard to argue against it even if it has negative consequences. However, going postal on cancer using instruments and tactics of extreme violence – surgery, radiation and chemotherapy – simply have not been that successful. Sure, lumps, possibly (this is not unanimously agreed), should be whipped off as soon as they are seen but if there is any sign of spread to other parts of the body the smart decision would be to hold off.
What we need are approaches that help the body return to and sustain a state of health. Once we have phrased the question in this way we can see that a combination of cleansing, diet, exercise, supplements and herbs, along with music and laughter – are more likely to achieve the goal we desire.
So let’s not kill the kids that carry knives, let’s change the world they live in so they don’t have to carry knives. Let’s not attack cancer tumours with technologically sophisticated weapons. Let’s instead change the context in which the cancer is growing and so persuade the cancer cells to self-destruct. We know this can be done – and the earlier people put in place such changes the more likely it is they will live long, fulfilling and healthy lives.
How can we change the context? Well, there are far too many possibilities to summarise here. For a full discussion of all the options read my book The Cancer Survivor’s Bible (www.fightingcancer.com).
The more options you do the better the outcome is likely to be. It’s really that simple.
Jonathan Chamberlain is author of: Cancer? Don’t Panic!; The Cancer Survivor’s Bible; Cancer Recovery Guide: 15 Strategies for Restoring Health; The Amazing Cancer Kid – the true story of Connah Broom’s amazing recovery. These books are available from internet bookshops. His website is at http://www.fightingcancer.com
© Jonathan Chamberlain 2014
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You’ve only got three weeks to live
Posted by Jonathan Chamberlain on June 13, 2014
I have written an article on this here: http://herbalhealingguide.bravesites.com/entries/cancer
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New Blog here
Posted by Jonathan Chamberlain on May 23, 2014
I just want to let you know that I have started a new blog here
http://www.thecompleteherbalguide.com/official-guide-jonathan-chamberlain
This WordPress site – Cancerfighter.wordpress.com – is a depository of many varied bits of information, stories and thoughts. You will find an extraordinary range of facts on this site. If you are serious about researching cancer then I suggest you wade waist deep in what this site has to offer. But From now on I will be focusing more on my thoughts and for that reason I am more likely to be found at my Complete Herbal Guide blog or various Facebook groups e.g Cancer Recovery.
And do also know that you can find two important free downloads at www.fightingcancer.com
These are:
1. Cancer? Don’t Panic!
2. Cancer Survivors’ Stories
Please feel free to share these with everyone you know.
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I want to change the way you think about cancer
Posted by Jonathan Chamberlain on May 12, 2014
Please share this video with everyone you know. Cancer? Don’t Panic! is a book that will change the way you think about cancer. You can download a free copy at www.fightingcancer.com
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For some reason this is presenting as a black screen. Keep clicking (it seems to work eventually) or click on this link You Tube: Cancer? Don’t panic!
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Cannabis for Kids
Posted by Jonathan Chamberlain on May 8, 2014
Here’s a story about how Israeli doctors are making cannabis available to kids with cancer
http://www.naturalcuresnotmedicine.com/2014/05/cannabis-kids-israel-pioneers-pediatric-pot.html
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