Re: goji, etc.

[Guest guest]

All of these things I'm sure have positive effects. If you want a

SUPER-antioxidant, you can try Amrit, the ayuvedic fruit concentrate

supplement.

I myself eat the dried goji berries, available at health food store for

around $13 for about a month's supply, for breakfast everyday. I ike 'em

a lot. Seem to be very dense nutrition, gives a good boost.

[Guest guest]

That's much more sensible, . I just don't like to see folks

saying, " Drink _____ ____ juice; it can cure your cancer.

I would be interested to know the ORAC content of the Ayurvedic

concentrate you're talking about. Nothing in this world that I know of

comes near the 9,500 ORAC score of bee propolis. It also has an

unbeatable polyphenol content---off the scale. And at $2.99 per bottle

of 60 capsules, MY GOODNESS---how can one beat that?

But guess what? Even WITH that ORAC and that polyphenol content, bee

prropolis is not curing the cancer I've been dx'd with. And that is

another reason why I agree with you, but disagree with anyone who says

any juice, particularly on its own, cures cancer.

>

> All of these things I'm sure have positive effects. If you want a

> SUPER-antioxidant, you can try Amrit, the ayuvedic fruit concentrate

> supplement.

>

> I myself eat the dried goji berries, available at health food store

for

> around $13 for about a month's supply, for breakfast everyday. I

ike 'em

> a lot. Seem to be very dense nutrition, gives a good boost.

>

[Guest guest]

Some juices do give the body the nutrients it needs to get rid of

cancer. I used to have some books about aloe vera juice and it

really does work but it depends on how it's made (it should be

cloudy-looking if you buy it or just make it fresh yourself if

you're lucky enough to live in a country where it grows). When I

lived in Germany there was a tv show about it and this spawned a

huge aloe vera business for a certain company and many people were

healing their cancers, getting off meds for diabetes, healing skin

problems like acne and psoriasis, etc. I drank it for four months

and got rid of a fibroid. There's quite a few medical studies about

it. Not sure anymore if they're in English or not.

As with any juice, if you stop drinking it, there's a high chance

that the condition will return so usually it's a life-long thing

unless you have a toxin-free, scar-free body, in which event you'll

have a better chance. I think once the body has been weakened by

disease, cancer or otherwise, it's vital to keep it full of

nutrients for the rest of its life. Of course if a person has

emotional problems or is extremely negative, very little will work.

Sharon

> >

> > All of these things I'm sure have positive effects. If you want a

> > SUPER-antioxidant, you can try Amrit, the ayuvedic fruit

concentrate

> > supplement.

> >

> > I myself eat the dried goji berries, available at health food

store

> for

> > around $13 for about a month's supply, for breakfast everyday. I

> ike 'em

> > a lot. Seem to be very dense nutrition, gives a good boost.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I think goji juice is quite effective in healing cancer, though I wouldn't

use it if money was an issue as it's expensive. A colleague of mine who's

been selling goji for the past year wrote the following to me in August.

She's obviously very biased in favor of it and is hyping it way up, but I

trust her honesty.

" Dr. Mindell [spoke 9/06 at www.CancerControlSociety.com] about.spectacular

results we're seeing from people with cancer who drink large quantities

of...Goji.results in even the widespread difficult cancers such as Multiple

Myloma...13 oz.daily.12 oz.the little girl [w/myeloma] got well on that

amount.man that had cancer a fist-sized tumor near his lung reversed it.He's

taken lots of calls from people with cancer and says of the 325 people that

he's tracked with a wide variety of cancers, there has only been 24 deaths.

My sense of it is that the more fast growing the tumors, the more ounces of

goji that they need..Some oncologists are now using this as a part of their

protocols..oncologist [alternatively-oriented oncologist Marciel-Vega] now

uses it in all his patients..type 2 diabetics are most often able to get off

of their insulin.within 3 - 4 weeks.It's worked on widespread

prostate.brain.[ & ] brain stem cancers..testimonies.

www.gojihealthstories.com.. guy that has been summarizing the goji & cancer

info....he talks to lots of people to coach them..what he said and what I've

found..Generally use 15 - 20 oz a day and sip it all day long

steadily...He's found lung and Brain [cancer] to take the longest "

" Dr. Rich (of Tennessee.) said he's had several people that the doctors had

written off as incurable with stage IV cancer reverse it in 30 days using 8

oz. daily "

Leonard

[Guest guest]

doctorstrust.com is selling the liquid for $12.95 per 32 ounces, as

opposed to Early Mindell, who " DEVELOPED " goji juice, by the way.

There are other places where one can get the freeze-dried powder

cheaply. Mindell's video is chock full of words

like " incredible, " " miraculous " " dream come true, " etc. Of course

ONLY Earl Mindell's goji juice, at 34 dollars a liter, is the " real "

stuff. But you can get a " case " (4 bottles = a " case? " of it at

$32.50 per liter. The FAQ's say to drink 1-3 ounces per day, but it

always turns out that that is really not the amount one should drink

to " cure cancer. " So we get to 13 or so ounces a day, or maybe more.

At 13 ounces per day, you get approximately $4,807 per year, which

would be excellent, actually, IF the stuff really cured cancer. For

the time being, I will stay with juicing all kinds of vegetables and

taking bee propolis, royal jelly and bee pollen.

The free enterprise, capitalistic society we live in is both a

blessing and a curse. The blessing is that we have many, many

entrepreneurs who develop beneficial products because they can make

money from them. The curse is that the drug companies have become so

powerful, and the FDA has become so all-ruling, that we will never

see anything but " stories " about something like goji juice.

For the time being, I will stay with juicing all kinds of vegetables

and taking bee propolis, royal jelly and bee pollen. But I'll keep an

eye on goji juice.

[Guest guest]

Good grief---the marketing on goji is " spectacular " : " Monks in the

Himalayas, who drank water from a well over which a goji berry vine

hung, dropping its berries into the water. The monks enjoyed very

long, healthy lives, living to be over 100, etc. "

>

> doctorstrust.com is selling the liquid for $12.95 per 32 ounces, as

> opposed to Early Mindell, who " DEVELOPED " goji juice, by the way.

> There are other places where one can get the freeze-dried powder

> cheaply. Mindell's video is chock full of words

> like " incredible, " " miraculous " " dream come true, " etc. Of course

> ONLY Earl Mindell's goji juice, at 34 dollars a liter, is

the " real "

> stuff. But you can get a " case " (4 bottles = a " case? " of it at

> $32.50 per liter. The FAQ's say to drink 1-3 ounces per day, but it

> always turns out that that is really not the amount one should

drink

> to " cure cancer. " So we get to 13 or so ounces a day, or maybe

more.

> At 13 ounces per day, you get approximately $4,807 per year, which

> would be excellent, actually, IF the stuff really cured cancer. For

> the time being, I will stay with juicing all kinds of vegetables

and

> taking bee propolis, royal jelly and bee pollen.

>

> The free enterprise, capitalistic society we live in is both a

> blessing and a curse. The blessing is that we have many, many

> entrepreneurs who develop beneficial products because they can make

> money from them. The curse is that the drug companies have become

so

> powerful, and the FDA has become so all-ruling, that we will never

> see anything but " stories " about something like goji juice.

>

> For the time being, I will stay with juicing all kinds of

vegetables

> and taking bee propolis, royal jelly and bee pollen. But I'll keep

an

> eye on goji juice.

>