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I have a friend who had radiation and her insides are completrely ruined.

She needs an operation but the doctors wont operate now because it is so

bad. Does anyone have any ideas on what is good for repairing her insides

after radiation

Thanks in advance

Lea

Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

practitioners

> Hi Esty,

> From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > with anyone who call me.

> I think that's wonderful.

> I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer treatment

(not

> much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet, natural

> supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in various

> geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above, I'd be

glad

> to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

practitioner

> that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

>

> I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s report).

I

> read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of good

(not

> outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on alt.

> treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

most of

> the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

thought

> several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent). I've

heard

> other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

dissatisfaction,

> and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend it

for

> someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on what

> treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

most of

> the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one has

the

> time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom money's

not an

> issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for the

info

> on the Internet.

>

> Leonard

>

>

>

>

> Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

>

>

>

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I have a friend who had radiation and her insides are completrely ruined.

She needs an operation but the doctors wont operate now because it is so

bad. Does anyone have any ideas on what is good for repairing her insides

after radiation

Thanks in advance

Lea

Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

practitioners

> Hi Esty,

> From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > with anyone who call me.

> I think that's wonderful.

> I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer treatment

(not

> much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet, natural

> supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in various

> geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above, I'd be

glad

> to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

practitioner

> that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

>

> I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s report).

I

> read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of good

(not

> outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on alt.

> treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

most of

> the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

thought

> several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent). I've

heard

> other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

dissatisfaction,

> and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend it

for

> someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on what

> treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

most of

> the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one has

the

> time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom money's

not an

> issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for the

info

> on the Internet.

>

> Leonard

>

>

>

>

> Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

>

>

>

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To Leonard:

It is great that you have delved into the health issues and can help people.

I will check in with you later.

Have you ever studied " Dr.J.H.Tilden?

He has been my mentor for the last 55 years, though he died in his mid

nineties in the min-forties. I place his philosophy first on the list, and

it costs nothing, but your attempt to thoroughly understand his philosophy,

and use.

By the way, what is your view on Louis Pasteur's germ theory as the cause of

all disease?

B.

Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

> practitioners

>

>

> > Hi Esty,

> > From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > > with anyone who call me.

> > I think that's wonderful.

> > I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer

treatment

> (not

> > much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet, natural

> > supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in

various

> > geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above, I'd

be

> glad

> > to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

> practitioner

> > that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

> >

> > I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s

report).

> I

> > read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of

good

> (not

> > outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on alt.

> > treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

> most of

> > the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

> thought

> > several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent).

I've

> heard

> > other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

> dissatisfaction,

> > and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend it

> for

> > someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on

what

> > treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

> most of

> > the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one has

> the

> > time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom

money's

> not an

> > issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for

the

> info

> > on the Internet.

> >

> > Leonard

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links

there.

> Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

> visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> >

> >

> >

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To Leonard:

It is great that you have delved into the health issues and can help people.

I will check in with you later.

Have you ever studied " Dr.J.H.Tilden?

He has been my mentor for the last 55 years, though he died in his mid

nineties in the min-forties. I place his philosophy first on the list, and

it costs nothing, but your attempt to thoroughly understand his philosophy,

and use.

By the way, what is your view on Louis Pasteur's germ theory as the cause of

all disease?

B.

Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

> practitioners

>

>

> > Hi Esty,

> > From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > > with anyone who call me.

> > I think that's wonderful.

> > I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer

treatment

> (not

> > much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet, natural

> > supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in

various

> > geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above, I'd

be

> glad

> > to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

> practitioner

> > that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

> >

> > I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s

report).

> I

> > read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of

good

> (not

> > outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on alt.

> > treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

> most of

> > the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

> thought

> > several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent).

I've

> heard

> > other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

> dissatisfaction,

> > and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend it

> for

> > someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on

what

> > treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

> most of

> > the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one has

> the

> > time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom

money's

> not an

> > issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for

the

> info

> > on the Internet.

> >

> > Leonard

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links

there.

> Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

> visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> >

> >

> >

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Lea

If your friend did repair her insides with successful alternative

practices - would she run back to the scalpel wielding " professional " ?

Maybe she is better off and safer the way she is now?

Just some thoughts

Rick

> I have a friend who had radiation and her insides are completrely

ruined.

> She needs an operation but the doctors wont operate now because it is so

> bad. Does anyone have any ideas on what is good for repairing her

insides

> after radiation

> Thanks in advance

> Lea

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Lea

If your friend did repair her insides with successful alternative

practices - would she run back to the scalpel wielding " professional " ?

Maybe she is better off and safer the way she is now?

Just some thoughts

Rick

> I have a friend who had radiation and her insides are completrely

ruined.

> She needs an operation but the doctors wont operate now because it is so

> bad. Does anyone have any ideas on what is good for repairing her

insides

> after radiation

> Thanks in advance

> Lea

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Well I am not sure. I just no she is not well and I would like to try and

help her. She doesn't seem to pushed on the alt meds but every time I see

her I will try and plant seeds of hope. Any knowledge any of you have I

would love to pass on. So far I have mentioned a few things to her about raw

fruit and veg, wheatgrass, CC/FO ect. From what I understand she is 2 years

cancer free after radiation and chemo, however I do not think she looks very

well. I will not interfere as people need want help, however I can let her

no I care and give her a few ideas that I can get from people who really no.

Sometimes a person needs a person who cares enough to help change things and

I hope I can do that for her

Regards

Lea

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Lea

If your friend did repair her insides with successful alternative

practices - would she run back to the scalpel wielding " professional " ?

Maybe she is better off and safer the way she is now?

Just some thoughts

Rick

> I have a friend who had radiation and her insides are completrely

ruined.

> She needs an operation but the doctors wont operate now because it is so

> bad. Does anyone have any ideas on what is good for repairing her

insides

> after radiation

> Thanks in advance

> Lea

Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

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Well I am not sure. I just no she is not well and I would like to try and

help her. She doesn't seem to pushed on the alt meds but every time I see

her I will try and plant seeds of hope. Any knowledge any of you have I

would love to pass on. So far I have mentioned a few things to her about raw

fruit and veg, wheatgrass, CC/FO ect. From what I understand she is 2 years

cancer free after radiation and chemo, however I do not think she looks very

well. I will not interfere as people need want help, however I can let her

no I care and give her a few ideas that I can get from people who really no.

Sometimes a person needs a person who cares enough to help change things and

I hope I can do that for her

Regards

Lea

Re: diet/supplement info, clinics & practitioners

Lea

If your friend did repair her insides with successful alternative

practices - would she run back to the scalpel wielding " professional " ?

Maybe she is better off and safer the way she is now?

Just some thoughts

Rick

> I have a friend who had radiation and her insides are completrely

ruined.

> She needs an operation but the doctors wont operate now because it is so

> bad. Does anyone have any ideas on what is good for repairing her

insides

> after radiation

> Thanks in advance

> Lea

Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

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visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

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Hi Lea

Can you get your friend to walk with you in sunlight with as

much skin exposed to sun as reasonable possible. Start with

a couple blocks and work up to half hour walk.

You might see miracles?

Rick

> Well I am not sure. I just no she is not well and I would like to

try and

> help her. She doesn't seem to pushed on the alt meds but every time

I see

> her I will try and plant seeds of hope. Any knowledge any of you have I

> would love to pass on. So far I have mentioned a few things to her

about raw

> fruit and veg, wheatgrass, CC/FO ect. From what I understand she is

2 years

> cancer free after radiation and chemo, however I do not think she

looks very

> well. I will not interfere as people need want help, however I can

let her

> no I care and give her a few ideas that I can get from people who

really no.

> Sometimes a person needs a person who cares enough to help change

things and

> I hope I can do that for her

> Regards

> Lea

>

> Re: diet/supplement info, clinics & practitioners

>

> Lea

>

> If your friend did repair her insides with successful alternative

> practices - would she run back to the scalpel wielding " professional " ?

> Maybe she is better off and safer the way she is now?

>

> Just some thoughts

> Rick

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Hi Lea

Can you get your friend to walk with you in sunlight with as

much skin exposed to sun as reasonable possible. Start with

a couple blocks and work up to half hour walk.

You might see miracles?

Rick

> Well I am not sure. I just no she is not well and I would like to

try and

> help her. She doesn't seem to pushed on the alt meds but every time

I see

> her I will try and plant seeds of hope. Any knowledge any of you have I

> would love to pass on. So far I have mentioned a few things to her

about raw

> fruit and veg, wheatgrass, CC/FO ect. From what I understand she is

2 years

> cancer free after radiation and chemo, however I do not think she

looks very

> well. I will not interfere as people need want help, however I can

let her

> no I care and give her a few ideas that I can get from people who

really no.

> Sometimes a person needs a person who cares enough to help change

things and

> I hope I can do that for her

> Regards

> Lea

>

> Re: diet/supplement info, clinics & practitioners

>

> Lea

>

> If your friend did repair her insides with successful alternative

> practices - would she run back to the scalpel wielding " professional " ?

> Maybe she is better off and safer the way she is now?

>

> Just some thoughts

> Rick

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i'm facing a similar problem. i am currently on the candida diet to get rid

of fungus/yeast ( no sugars, low carbs, no breads-yeast- vinegar, etc). and

will start aloe vera soon. Virginia

At 10:53 AM 12/24/2003 +0800, you wrote:

>I have a friend who had radiation and her insides are completrely ruined.

>She needs an operation but the doctors wont operate now because it is so

>bad. Does anyone have any ideas on what is good for repairing her insides

>after radiation

>Thanks in advance

>Lea

> Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

>practitioners

>

>

> > Hi Esty,

> > From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > > with anyone who call me.

> > I think that's wonderful.

> > I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer treatment

>(not

> > much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet, natural

> > supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in various

> > geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above, I'd be

>glad

> > to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

>practitioner

> > that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

> >

> > I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s report).

>I

> > read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of good

>(not

> > outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on alt.

> > treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

>most of

> > the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

>thought

> > several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent). I've

>heard

> > other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

>dissatisfaction,

> > and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend it

>for

> > someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on what

> > treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

>most of

> > the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one has

>the

> > time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom money's

>not an

> > issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for the

>info

> > on the Internet.

> >

> > Leonard

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

>Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

>visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> >

> >

> >

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i'm facing a similar problem. i am currently on the candida diet to get rid

of fungus/yeast ( no sugars, low carbs, no breads-yeast- vinegar, etc). and

will start aloe vera soon. Virginia

At 10:53 AM 12/24/2003 +0800, you wrote:

>I have a friend who had radiation and her insides are completrely ruined.

>She needs an operation but the doctors wont operate now because it is so

>bad. Does anyone have any ideas on what is good for repairing her insides

>after radiation

>Thanks in advance

>Lea

> Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

>practitioners

>

>

> > Hi Esty,

> > From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > > with anyone who call me.

> > I think that's wonderful.

> > I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer treatment

>(not

> > much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet, natural

> > supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in various

> > geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above, I'd be

>glad

> > to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

>practitioner

> > that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

> >

> > I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s report).

>I

> > read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of good

>(not

> > outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on alt.

> > treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

>most of

> > the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

>thought

> > several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent). I've

>heard

> > other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

>dissatisfaction,

> > and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend it

>for

> > someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on what

> > treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

>most of

> > the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one has

>the

> > time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom money's

>not an

> > issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for the

>info

> > on the Internet.

> >

> > Leonard

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

>Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

>visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> >

> >

> >

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It seems antioxidants have a good effect - vit A, beta carotene, vit C, E,

selenium, CoQ10, melatonin, glutathione. For reference see

www.kanker-actueel.nl/res_ca_nu.html. It's a German web site but has an English

version. Alicja

Re: diet/supplement info, clinics & practitioners

i'm facing a similar problem. i am currently on the candida diet to get rid

of fungus/yeast ( no sugars, low carbs, no breads-yeast- vinegar, etc). and

will start aloe vera soon. Virginia

At 10:53 AM 12/24/2003 +0800, you wrote:

>I have a friend who had radiation and her insides are completrely ruined.

>She needs an operation but the doctors wont operate now because it is so

>bad. Does anyone have any ideas on what is good for repairing her insides

>after radiation

>Thanks in advance

>Lea

> Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

>practitioners

>

>

> > Hi Esty,

> > From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > > with anyone who call me.

> > I think that's wonderful.

> > I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer treatment

>(not

> > much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet, natural

> > supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in various

> > geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above, I'd be

>glad

> > to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

>practitioner

> > that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

> >

> > I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s report).

>I

> > read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of good

>(not

> > outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on alt.

> > treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

>most of

> > the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

>thought

> > several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent). I've

>heard

> > other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

>dissatisfaction,

> > and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend it

>for

> > someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on what

> > treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

>most of

> > the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one has

>the

> > time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom money's

>not an

> > issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for the

>info

> > on the Internet.

> >

> > Leonard

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

>Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

>visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> >

> >

> >

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It seems antioxidants have a good effect - vit A, beta carotene, vit C, E,

selenium, CoQ10, melatonin, glutathione. For reference see

www.kanker-actueel.nl/res_ca_nu.html. It's a German web site but has an English

version. Alicja

Re: diet/supplement info, clinics & practitioners

i'm facing a similar problem. i am currently on the candida diet to get rid

of fungus/yeast ( no sugars, low carbs, no breads-yeast- vinegar, etc). and

will start aloe vera soon. Virginia

At 10:53 AM 12/24/2003 +0800, you wrote:

>I have a friend who had radiation and her insides are completrely ruined.

>She needs an operation but the doctors wont operate now because it is so

>bad. Does anyone have any ideas on what is good for repairing her insides

>after radiation

>Thanks in advance

>Lea

> Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

>practitioners

>

>

> > Hi Esty,

> > From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > > with anyone who call me.

> > I think that's wonderful.

> > I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer treatment

>(not

> > much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet, natural

> > supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in various

> > geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above, I'd be

>glad

> > to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

>practitioner

> > that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

> >

> > I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s report).

>I

> > read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of good

>(not

> > outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on alt.

> > treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

>most of

> > the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

>thought

> > several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent). I've

>heard

> > other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

>dissatisfaction,

> > and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend it

>for

> > someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on what

> > treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

>most of

> > the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one has

>the

> > time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom money's

>not an

> > issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for the

>info

> > on the Internet.

> >

> > Leonard

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

>Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

>visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> >

> >

> >

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Alicja it is a dutch website and I'm webmaster of it, but the deeplink is

right.

Gr. kees Braam

webmaster www.kanker-actueel.nl

Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

> >practitioners

> >

> >

> > > Hi Esty,

> > > From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > > > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > > > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > > > with anyone who call me.

> > > I think that's wonderful.

> > > I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer

treatment

> >(not

> > > much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet,

natural

> > > supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in

various

> > > geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above,

I'd be

> >glad

> > > to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

> >practitioner

> > > that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

> > >

> > > I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s

report).

> >I

> > > read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of

good

> >(not

> > > outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on

alt.

> > > treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

> >most of

> > > the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

> >thought

> > > several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent).

I've

> >heard

> > > other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

> >dissatisfaction,

> > > and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend

it

> >for

> > > someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on

what

> > > treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

> >most of

> > > the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one

has

> >the

> > > time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom

money's

> >not an

> > > issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for

the

> >info

> > > on the Internet.

> > >

> > > Leonard

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links

there.

> >Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

> >visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> > >

> > >

> > >

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Alicja it is a dutch website and I'm webmaster of it, but the deeplink is

right.

Gr. kees Braam

webmaster www.kanker-actueel.nl

Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

> >practitioners

> >

> >

> > > Hi Esty,

> > > From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > > > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > > > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > > > with anyone who call me.

> > > I think that's wonderful.

> > > I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer

treatment

> >(not

> > > much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet,

natural

> > > supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in

various

> > > geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above,

I'd be

> >glad

> > > to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

> >practitioner

> > > that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

> > >

> > > I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s

report).

> >I

> > > read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of

good

> >(not

> > > outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on

alt.

> > > treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

> >most of

> > > the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

> >thought

> > > several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent).

I've

> >heard

> > > other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

> >dissatisfaction,

> > > and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend

it

> >for

> > > someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on

what

> > > treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

> >most of

> > > the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one

has

> >the

> > > time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom

money's

> >not an

> > > issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for

the

> >info

> > > on the Internet.

> > >

> > > Leonard

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links

there.

> >Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

> >visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> > >

> > >

> > >

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Breaking News on Nutraceuticals & Supplements

Eating curry may protect skin from radiation burns

9/10/2002

Cancer researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center have found

that curcumin, a substance in curry long believed to have health benefits,

seems to protect skin during radiation therapy. Doctors say that while

further study is needed, cancer patients could consider eating foods with

curry during their radiation treatment.

Curcumin, the substance that gives turmeric its yellow colour, is a natural

anti-inflammatory compound and scientists have already shown that it can

suppress tumour blood vessel growth. This process, called anti-angiogenesis,

can strangle tumours. Researchers at the P. Wilmot Cancer Center have

now discovered through a study of mice that curcumin may protect skin from

the burns and blisters that often occur during radiation treatment.

" This is significant because skin damage is a real problem for patients

undergoing radiation to treat their tumours. If a non-toxic, natural

substance can help prevent this damage and enhance the effectiveness of our

radiation, that's a winning situation, " said Dr Okunieff, chief of

radiation oncology at the Wilmot Cancer Center.

Scientists presented results of the pilot study at the 44th annual meeting

of the American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology in New

Orleans this week.

The team of researchers, led by Dr Ivan Ding, assistant professor of

radiation oncology, studied the impact of various doses of curcumin on skin

protection in mice given radiation therapy. The difference in skin damage

was dramatic, according to the researchers.

" There were far fewer blisters or burns on the mice who had been given

curcumin, " Ding said.

In the study, 200 mice were given three different doses of curcumin for five

to seven days. On the fifth day, mice were given a single dose of radiation

and scientists waited 20 days to assess skin damage. The mice who received

curcumin had minimal skin damage caused by radiation. Scientists also found

the substance suppresses development of new cells in the area of tumour,

thus furthering the effectiveness of radiation.

While doctors are not ready to say that curcumin is the answer to preventing

skin damage, researchers believe the results demonstrate the need for more

extensive study.

The team plans further scrutiny of curcumin and combinations with other

anti-inflammatory compounds to determine what could be the best way to

prevent skin damage, Ding said.

" Nearly all cancer patients who get radiation treatment experience some form

of skin damage - from mild sunburn all the way to blisters - that is painful

for many, " Okunieff said. " If we can find a simple way to help prevent that,

it would make treatment a bit easier. "

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2000/2003- NOVIS. - .

For permission to reproduce any contents of this web site, please email our

Syndication department: admin@....

Full details for the use of materials on this site can be found in the Terms

& Conditions.

Editor:

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Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

> >practitioners

> >

> >

> > > Hi Esty,

> > > From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > > > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > > > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > > > with anyone who call me.

> > > I think that's wonderful.

> > > I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer

treatment

> >(not

> > > much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet,

natural

> > > supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in

various

> > > geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above,

I'd be

> >glad

> > > to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

> >practitioner

> > > that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

> > >

> > > I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s

report).

> >I

> > > read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of

good

> >(not

> > > outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on

alt.

> > > treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

> >most of

> > > the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

> >thought

> > > several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent).

I've

> >heard

> > > other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

> >dissatisfaction,

> > > and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend

it

> >for

> > > someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on

what

> > > treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

> >most of

> > > the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one

has

> >the

> > > time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom

money's

> >not an

> > > issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for

the

> >info

> > > on the Internet.

> > >

> > > Leonard

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links

there.

> >Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

> >visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> > >

> > >

> > >

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Breaking News on Nutraceuticals & Supplements

Eating curry may protect skin from radiation burns

9/10/2002

Cancer researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center have found

that curcumin, a substance in curry long believed to have health benefits,

seems to protect skin during radiation therapy. Doctors say that while

further study is needed, cancer patients could consider eating foods with

curry during their radiation treatment.

Curcumin, the substance that gives turmeric its yellow colour, is a natural

anti-inflammatory compound and scientists have already shown that it can

suppress tumour blood vessel growth. This process, called anti-angiogenesis,

can strangle tumours. Researchers at the P. Wilmot Cancer Center have

now discovered through a study of mice that curcumin may protect skin from

the burns and blisters that often occur during radiation treatment.

" This is significant because skin damage is a real problem for patients

undergoing radiation to treat their tumours. If a non-toxic, natural

substance can help prevent this damage and enhance the effectiveness of our

radiation, that's a winning situation, " said Dr Okunieff, chief of

radiation oncology at the Wilmot Cancer Center.

Scientists presented results of the pilot study at the 44th annual meeting

of the American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology in New

Orleans this week.

The team of researchers, led by Dr Ivan Ding, assistant professor of

radiation oncology, studied the impact of various doses of curcumin on skin

protection in mice given radiation therapy. The difference in skin damage

was dramatic, according to the researchers.

" There were far fewer blisters or burns on the mice who had been given

curcumin, " Ding said.

In the study, 200 mice were given three different doses of curcumin for five

to seven days. On the fifth day, mice were given a single dose of radiation

and scientists waited 20 days to assess skin damage. The mice who received

curcumin had minimal skin damage caused by radiation. Scientists also found

the substance suppresses development of new cells in the area of tumour,

thus furthering the effectiveness of radiation.

While doctors are not ready to say that curcumin is the answer to preventing

skin damage, researchers believe the results demonstrate the need for more

extensive study.

The team plans further scrutiny of curcumin and combinations with other

anti-inflammatory compounds to determine what could be the best way to

prevent skin damage, Ding said.

" Nearly all cancer patients who get radiation treatment experience some form

of skin damage - from mild sunburn all the way to blisters - that is painful

for many, " Okunieff said. " If we can find a simple way to help prevent that,

it would make treatment a bit easier. "

Copyright - Unless otherwise stated all contents of this web site are ©

2000/2003- NOVIS. - .

For permission to reproduce any contents of this web site, please email our

Syndication department: admin@....

Full details for the use of materials on this site can be found in the Terms

& Conditions.

Editor:

dominique.patton@...

Re: I Ralph Moss; diet/supplement info, clinics &

> >practitioners

> >

> >

> > > Hi Esty,

> > > From: Esty Gottlieb <gottliebesty@...>

> > > > I have spent the last 4 years accumulations knowledge

> > > > about alternative med. I am sharing this info free

> > > > with anyone who call me.

> > > I think that's wonderful.

> > > I've also spent the last 4 yrs accumulating info on alt. cancer

treatment

> >(not

> > > much on other diseases, except diabetes), particularly on diet,

natural

> > > supplements, imagery, alt. treatment centers, and practitioners in

various

> > > geographic areas. If anyone's looking for info on any of the above,

I'd be

> >glad

> > > to email it to you. Also, if anyone knows of a good holistic cancer

> >practitioner

> > > that I might add to my list, please email me (preferably offline).

> > >

> > > I'm sorry to hear about your friend's experience w/Ralph Moss('s

report).

> >I

> > > read a breast cancer report of his and thought it had quite a bit of

good

> >(not

> > > outstanding) info on diet & supplements, and some very good info on

alt.

> > > treatments and on some of the best clinics around the world (I thought

> >most of

> > > the clinics and treatments he recommends are excellent, though I also

> >thought

> > > several clinics and treatments that he dismissed are also excellent).

I've

> >heard

> > > other customers of his express great satisfaction, others great

> >dissatisfaction,

> > > and others (most of them) mediocre impressions. I wouldn't recommend

it

> >for

> > > someone on a tight budget, or for simple, clear, direct guidelines on

what

> > > treatments to get or where to go for treatment. It is possible to find

> >most of

> > > the same info on the Internet IF one knows where to look and if one

has

> >the

> > > time. I think his reports are best suited for (1) people for whom

money's

> >not an

> > > issue and (2) people w/limited knowledge or limited time to search for

the

> >info

> > > on the Internet.

> > >

> > > Leonard

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links

there.

> >Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

> >visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> > >

> > >

> > >

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