Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 , Have heard of several inexpensive, yet potent means to cure most cancers. Will list as follows: Budwig diet (do a search. There is a book since Dr Elena Budwig may have died) Raw lemon juice sweetened with raw honey to raise body pH. (I know a woman who did 6 glasses a day. Took 20 lemons daily to do that) Vit C with Lysine (most anyone can easily take 20 Grams of Vit C daily. No Known limit until you have loose bowels.) Laetrile (Do a search. Also called Vit B17) Eliminate sugars, reduce yeast and starch drastically. ( can sweeten things using honey or Kal brand Stevia) I know a man in Boston who cured himself of IGK Myeloma with Budwig alone. Took him 3 months. Central to that protocol is to take a cup of cottage cheese mixed with a half cup flaxseed oil, 3 times a day. Laetrile is bitter, so easiest to take mixed in a salad or maybe oatmeal, cream of wheat, apple sauce, etc. Can not be cooked. Numerous suppliers on the internet. There are other protocols. You are in the right forum to find them too. Gerry > > Hopeful for help. > > I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great > herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been > very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent > her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 > times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week > for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything > allipathic. > She would do a natural protocol. > She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do > what research I could. > > Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > > With all my thanks and gratitude. > > > > -- Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good things. G. Simpkins Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 Hi , Please Google the Budwig Protocol and join the FlaxSeedOil2 yahoo group [http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/FlaxSeedOil2/] and read the testimonies and files so you can better inform your friend...you and she will be glad you did. This protocol is done mainly through diet and other natural methods and works absolute miracles for cancer and other illnesses. There are several reasonably priced books and cookbook from Amazon by Dr Johanna Budwig and her protocol. Best regards to you and your friend. Sandy Subject: leukemia To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO Date: Thursday, December 9, 2010, 11:56 AM Â Hopeful for help. I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything allipathic. She would do a natural protocol. She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do what research I could. Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. With all my thanks and gratitude. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) chromosomes cause uncontrolled reproduction and proliferation of all types of white blood cells and platelets (blood clotting factors) For what it's worth department, I have leukemia HCL, and managing it with LDN Low Dose Naltrexone, but it is a script drug, cheap but it is doing a great job of balancing my immune system, which in turn is keeping my leukemia in remission. I read alpha lopoic acid, ALA at about six or seven hundred mgs per day is recommended by some oncologist, to help with sugar metabolism. I take it and if I forget it, I do feel weaker late in the day. Glucovance, a type II diabetic oral medication is receiving some notice in helping with cancer, and it works similiar to ALA, in helping glucose get into the cells where it is needed. But I read, it is never cancer that does someone in, it is a disease called cachexia, a wasting disease, meaning the cancer will go to all means to feed it's hungry self, taking all nourishment away, leaving nothing for the patient. Hydrazine sulfate, HZ is supposed to stop that. I have ordered some, about sixty bux delivered, as I fear I may have some cachexia. Some say it helps stop the cancer. Thanks Gerry, I like your imputs, david > > > , > > Have heard of several inexpensive, yet potent means to cure most > cancers. Will list as follows: > > Budwig diet (do a search. There is a book since Dr Elena Budwig may > have died) > Raw lemon juice sweetened with raw honey to raise body pH. (I know a > woman who did 6 glasses a day. Took 20 lemons daily to do that) > Vit C with Lysine (most anyone can easily take 20 Grams of Vit C daily. > No Known limit until you have loose bowels.) > Laetrile (Do a search. Also called Vit B17) > Eliminate sugars, reduce yeast and starch drastically. ( can sweeten > things using honey or Kal brand Stevia) > > I know a man in Boston who cured himself of IGK Myeloma with Budwig > alone. Took him 3 months. Central to that protocol is to take a cup of > cottage cheese mixed with a half cup flaxseed oil, 3 times a day. > Laetrile is bitter, so easiest to take mixed in a salad or maybe > oatmeal, cream of wheat, apple sauce, etc. Can not be cooked. Numerous > suppliers on the internet. > > There are other protocols. You are in the right forum to find them too. > > Gerry > > > > > > > Hopeful for help. > > > > I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great > > herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been > > very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent > > her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 > > times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week > > for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything > > allipathic. > > She would do a natural protocol. > > She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do > > what research I could. > > > > Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > > > > With all my thanks and gratitude. > > > > > > > > > > -- > Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good > things. > > G. Simpkins > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 , Do investigate and take Kefir. It replenishes the friendly bacteria in the gut. That is 80% of the immune system. Easy to make at home using milk. Cheap and is fastest way to build up friendly gut bacteria, outside of breast feeding or raw milk/cream. You cannot have too much. And if you do a fast once a week, your friendly bacteria will turn on any yeast in your gut (and you have it) and it will eat it. A great way to help speed up a proper balance between yeast and probiotics. Gerry > Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) > chromosomes cause uncontrolled reproduction and proliferation of all types > of white blood cells and platelets (blood clotting factors) > > For what it's worth department, I have leukemia HCL, and managing it with > LDN > Low Dose Naltrexone, but it is a script drug, cheap but it is doing a great > job of balancing my immune system, which in turn is keeping my leukemia in > remission. > I read alpha lopoic acid, ALA at about six or seven hundred mgs per day is > recommended by some oncologist, to help with sugar metabolism. I take it > and if I forget it, I do feel weaker late in the day. Glucovance, a type II > diabetic oral medication is receiving some notice in helping with cancer, > and it works similiar to ALA, in helping glucose get into the cells where it > is needed. > But I read, it is never cancer that does someone in, it is a disease called > cachexia, a wasting disease, meaning the cancer will go to all means to feed > it's hungry self, taking all nourishment away, leaving nothing for the > patient. Hydrazine sulfate, HZ is supposed to stop that. > I have ordered some, about sixty bux delivered, as I fear I may have some > cachexia. > Some say it helps stop the cancer. > > Thanks Gerry, I like your imputs, david > > > On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Gerry Simpkins wrote: > >> >> , >> >> Have heard of several inexpensive, yet potent means to cure most >> cancers. Will list as follows: >> >> Budwig diet (do a search. There is a book since Dr Elena Budwig may >> have died) >> Raw lemon juice sweetened with raw honey to raise body pH. (I know a >> woman who did 6 glasses a day. Took 20 lemons daily to do that) >> Vit C with Lysine (most anyone can easily take 20 Grams of Vit C daily. >> No Known limit until you have loose bowels.) >> Laetrile (Do a search. Also called Vit B17) >> Eliminate sugars, reduce yeast and starch drastically. ( can sweeten >> things using honey or Kal brand Stevia) >> >> I know a man in Boston who cured himself of IGK Myeloma with Budwig >> alone. Took him 3 months. Central to that protocol is to take a cup of >> cottage cheese mixed with a half cup flaxseed oil, 3 times a day. >> Laetrile is bitter, so easiest to take mixed in a salad or maybe >> oatmeal, cream of wheat, apple sauce, etc. Can not be cooked. Numerous >> suppliers on the internet. >> >> There are other protocols. You are in the right forum to find them too. >> >> Gerry >> >> >> >>> Hopeful for help. >>> >>> I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great >>> herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been >>> very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent >>> her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 >>> times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week >>> for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything >>> allipathic. >>> She would do a natural protocol. >>> She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do >>> what research I could. >>> >>> Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. >>> >>> With all my thanks and gratitude. >>> >>> >>> >>> >> -- >> Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good >> things. >> >> G. Simpkins >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 Obviously if I had good common sense, I would be taking Kefir, have it on order, that is the starter, should be here within the week, I am thinking, and thanks for the heads up. stay well, will keep you posted, david > > > , > > Do investigate and take Kefir. It replenishes the friendly bacteria in > the gut. That is 80% of the immune system. Easy to make at home using > milk. Cheap and is fastest way to build up friendly gut bacteria, > outside of breast feeding or raw milk/cream. You cannot have too much. > And if you do a fast once a week, your friendly bacteria will turn on > any yeast in your gut (and you have it) and it will eat it. A great way > to help speed up a proper balance between yeast and probiotics. > > Gerry > > > > > Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) > > chromosomes cause uncontrolled reproduction and proliferation of all > types > > of white blood cells and platelets (blood clotting factors) > > > > For what it's worth department, I have leukemia HCL, and managing it with > > LDN > > Low Dose Naltrexone, but it is a script drug, cheap but it is doing a > great > > job of balancing my immune system, which in turn is keeping my leukemia > in > > remission. > > I read alpha lopoic acid, ALA at about six or seven hundred mgs per day > is > > recommended by some oncologist, to help with sugar metabolism. I take it > > and if I forget it, I do feel weaker late in the day. Glucovance, a type > II > > diabetic oral medication is receiving some notice in helping with cancer, > > and it works similiar to ALA, in helping glucose get into the cells where > it > > is needed. > > But I read, it is never cancer that does someone in, it is a disease > called > > cachexia, a wasting disease, meaning the cancer will go to all means to > feed > > it's hungry self, taking all nourishment away, leaving nothing for the > > patient. Hydrazine sulfate, HZ is supposed to stop that. > > I have ordered some, about sixty bux delivered, as I fear I may have some > > cachexia. > > Some say it helps stop the cancer. > > > > Thanks Gerry, I like your imputs, david > > > > > > On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Gerry Simpkins<gsim@...<gsim%40tds.net>> > wrote: > > > >> > >> , > >> > >> Have heard of several inexpensive, yet potent means to cure most > >> cancers. Will list as follows: > >> > >> Budwig diet (do a search. There is a book since Dr Elena Budwig may > >> have died) > >> Raw lemon juice sweetened with raw honey to raise body pH. (I know a > >> woman who did 6 glasses a day. Took 20 lemons daily to do that) > >> Vit C with Lysine (most anyone can easily take 20 Grams of Vit C daily. > >> No Known limit until you have loose bowels.) > >> Laetrile (Do a search. Also called Vit B17) > >> Eliminate sugars, reduce yeast and starch drastically. ( can sweeten > >> things using honey or Kal brand Stevia) > >> > >> I know a man in Boston who cured himself of IGK Myeloma with Budwig > >> alone. Took him 3 months. Central to that protocol is to take a cup of > >> cottage cheese mixed with a half cup flaxseed oil, 3 times a day. > >> Laetrile is bitter, so easiest to take mixed in a salad or maybe > >> oatmeal, cream of wheat, apple sauce, etc. Can not be cooked. Numerous > >> suppliers on the internet. > >> > >> There are other protocols. You are in the right forum to find them too. > >> > >> Gerry > >> > >> > >> > >>> Hopeful for help. > >>> > >>> I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great > >>> herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been > >>> very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent > >>> her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 > >>> times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week > >>> for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything > >>> allipathic. > >>> She would do a natural protocol. > >>> She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do > >>> what research I could. > >>> > >>> Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > >>> > >>> With all my thanks and gratitude. > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >> -- > >> Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all > good > >> things. > >> > >> G. Simpkins > >> > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 Hi , Although now I sweeten my kefir now with stevia, trying to avoid sugar, I've found in the past that a little maple syrup in kefir makes a wonderful bedtime drink. I've experimented with lots of things and there seems to be something in the maple, manganese maybe, that seems to really aid sleep, or my adrenals, or something, letting me sleep with fewer interruptions. Congratulations on having some grains coming to you! Be well, Léna Obviously if I had good common sense, I would be taking Kefir, have it on order, that is the starter, should be here within the week, I am thinking, and thanks for the heads up. stay well, will keep you posted, david > > > , > > Do investigate and take Kefir. It replenishes the friendly bacteria in > the gut. That is 80% of the immune system. Easy to make at home using > milk. Cheap and is fastest way to build up friendly gut bacteria, > outside of breast feeding or raw milk/cream. You cannot have too much. > And if you do a fast once a week, your friendly bacteria will turn on > any yeast in your gut (and you have it) and it will eat it. A great > way > to help speed up a proper balance between yeast and probiotics. > > Gerry > > > >> Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) >> chromosomes cause uncontrolled reproduction and proliferation of all > types >> of white blood cells and platelets (blood clotting factors) >> >> For what it's worth department, I have leukemia HCL, and managing >> it with >> LDN >> Low Dose Naltrexone, but it is a script drug, cheap but it is doing a > great >> job of balancing my immune system, which in turn is keeping my >> leukemia > in >> remission. >> I read alpha lopoic acid, ALA at about six or seven hundred mgs per >> day > is >> recommended by some oncologist, to help with sugar metabolism. I >> take it >> and if I forget it, I do feel weaker late in the day. Glucovance, a >> type > II >> diabetic oral medication is receiving some notice in helping with >> cancer, >> and it works similiar to ALA, in helping glucose get into the cells >> where > it >> is needed. >> But I read, it is never cancer that does someone in, it is a disease > called >> cachexia, a wasting disease, meaning the cancer will go to all >> means to > feed >> it's hungry self, taking all nourishment away, leaving nothing for >> the >> patient. Hydrazine sulfate, HZ is supposed to stop that. >> I have ordered some, about sixty bux delivered, as I fear I may >> have some >> cachexia. >> Some say it helps stop the cancer. >> >> Thanks Gerry, I like your imputs, david >> >> >> On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Gerry Simpkins<gsim@...<gsim >> %40tds.net>> > wrote: >> >>> >>> , >>> >>> Have heard of several inexpensive, yet potent means to cure most >>> cancers. Will list as follows: >>> >>> Budwig diet (do a search. There is a book since Dr Elena Budwig may >>> have died) >>> Raw lemon juice sweetened with raw honey to raise body pH. (I know a >>> woman who did 6 glasses a day. Took 20 lemons daily to do that) >>> Vit C with Lysine (most anyone can easily take 20 Grams of Vit C >>> daily. >>> No Known limit until you have loose bowels.) >>> Laetrile (Do a search. Also called Vit B17) >>> Eliminate sugars, reduce yeast and starch drastically. ( can sweeten >>> things using honey or Kal brand Stevia) >>> >>> I know a man in Boston who cured himself of IGK Myeloma with Budwig >>> alone. Took him 3 months. Central to that protocol is to take a >>> cup of >>> cottage cheese mixed with a half cup flaxseed oil, 3 times a day. >>> Laetrile is bitter, so easiest to take mixed in a salad or maybe >>> oatmeal, cream of wheat, apple sauce, etc. Can not be cooked. >>> Numerous >>> suppliers on the internet. >>> >>> There are other protocols. You are in the right forum to find them >>> too. >>> >>> Gerry >>> >>> >>> >>>> Hopeful for help. >>>> >>>> I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great >>>> herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been >>>> very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent >>>> her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 >>>> times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week >>>> for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything >>>> allipathic. >>>> She would do a natural protocol. >>>> She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to >>>> do >>>> what research I could. >>>> >>>> Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. >>>> >>>> With all my thanks and gratitude. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> -- >>> Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of >>> all > good >>> things. >>> >>> G. Simpkins >>> >>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 Thanks for the tip Lena, will give it a try, you are so very nice to notice, thank you, david > > > Hi , > Although now I sweeten my kefir now with stevia, trying to avoid > sugar, I've found in the past that a little maple syrup in kefir makes > a wonderful bedtime drink. I've experimented with lots of things and > there seems to be something in the maple, manganese maybe, that seems > to really aid sleep, or my adrenals, or something, letting me sleep > with fewer interruptions. > Congratulations on having some grains coming to you! > > Be well, > Léna > > > > Obviously if I had good common sense, I would be taking Kefir, have it > on > order, that is the starter, should be here within the week, I am > thinking, > and thanks for the heads up. > stay well, will keep you posted, david > > On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 4:32 PM, Gerry Simpkins <gsim@...<gsim%40tds.net>> > wrote: > > > > > > > , > > > > Do investigate and take Kefir. It replenishes the friendly bacteria in > > the gut. That is 80% of the immune system. Easy to make at home using > > milk. Cheap and is fastest way to build up friendly gut bacteria, > > outside of breast feeding or raw milk/cream. You cannot have too much. > > And if you do a fast once a week, your friendly bacteria will turn on > > any yeast in your gut (and you have it) and it will eat it. A great > > way > > to help speed up a proper balance between yeast and probiotics. > > > > Gerry > > > > > > > >> Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) > >> chromosomes cause uncontrolled reproduction and proliferation of all > > types > >> of white blood cells and platelets (blood clotting factors) > >> > >> For what it's worth department, I have leukemia HCL, and managing > >> it with > >> LDN > >> Low Dose Naltrexone, but it is a script drug, cheap but it is doing a > > great > >> job of balancing my immune system, which in turn is keeping my > >> leukemia > > in > >> remission. > >> I read alpha lopoic acid, ALA at about six or seven hundred mgs per > >> day > > is > >> recommended by some oncologist, to help with sugar metabolism. I > >> take it > >> and if I forget it, I do feel weaker late in the day. Glucovance, a > >> type > > II > >> diabetic oral medication is receiving some notice in helping with > >> cancer, > >> and it works similiar to ALA, in helping glucose get into the cells > >> where > > it > >> is needed. > >> But I read, it is never cancer that does someone in, it is a disease > > called > >> cachexia, a wasting disease, meaning the cancer will go to all > >> means to > > feed > >> it's hungry self, taking all nourishment away, leaving nothing for > >> the > >> patient. Hydrazine sulfate, HZ is supposed to stop that. > >> I have ordered some, about sixty bux delivered, as I fear I may > >> have some > >> cachexia. > >> Some say it helps stop the cancer. > >> > >> Thanks Gerry, I like your imputs, david > >> > >> > >> On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Gerry Simpkins<gsim@...<gsim%40tds.net><gsim > > >> %40tds.net>> > > > wrote: > >> > >>> > >>> , > >>> > >>> Have heard of several inexpensive, yet potent means to cure most > >>> cancers. Will list as follows: > >>> > >>> Budwig diet (do a search. There is a book since Dr Elena Budwig may > >>> have died) > >>> Raw lemon juice sweetened with raw honey to raise body pH. (I know a > >>> woman who did 6 glasses a day. Took 20 lemons daily to do that) > >>> Vit C with Lysine (most anyone can easily take 20 Grams of Vit C > >>> daily. > >>> No Known limit until you have loose bowels.) > >>> Laetrile (Do a search. Also called Vit B17) > >>> Eliminate sugars, reduce yeast and starch drastically. ( can sweeten > >>> things using honey or Kal brand Stevia) > >>> > >>> I know a man in Boston who cured himself of IGK Myeloma with Budwig > >>> alone. Took him 3 months. Central to that protocol is to take a > >>> cup of > >>> cottage cheese mixed with a half cup flaxseed oil, 3 times a day. > >>> Laetrile is bitter, so easiest to take mixed in a salad or maybe > >>> oatmeal, cream of wheat, apple sauce, etc. Can not be cooked. > >>> Numerous > >>> suppliers on the internet. > >>> > >>> There are other protocols. You are in the right forum to find them > >>> too. > >>> > >>> Gerry > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>>> Hopeful for help. > >>>> > >>>> I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great > >>>> herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been > >>>> very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent > >>>> her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 > >>>> times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week > >>>> for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything > >>>> allipathic. > >>>> She would do a natural protocol. > >>>> She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to > >>>> do > >>>> what research I could. > >>>> > >>>> Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > >>>> > >>>> With all my thanks and gratitude. > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>> -- > >>> Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of > >>> all > > good > >>> things. > >>> > >>> G. Simpkins > >>> > >>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 Lena, how much kefir do you drink at night? And at what time before you go to bed? I’m interested in this – still trying to get my kefir so it’s not tart. I had my in the fridge for many weeks and took them out last week and let them sit for over a week to rejuvenate them. They’ve grown quite a bit :-) so I think going forward I can let my kefir do it’s thing for as short as a day (or maybe half day) with the hopes that it’ll be sweet rather than so very tart! _____ From: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO [mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ] On Behalf Of Guyot Léna Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2010 6:52 PM To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO Subject: Re: leukemia Hi , Although now I sweeten my kefir now with stevia, trying to avoid sugar, I've found in the past that a little maple syrup in kefir makes a wonderful bedtime drink. I've experimented with lots of things and there seems to be something in the maple, manganese maybe, that seems to really aid sleep, or my adrenals, or something, letting me sleep with fewer interruptions. Congratulations on having some grains coming to you! Be well, Léna Obviously if I had good common sense, I would be taking Kefir, have it on order, that is the starter, should be here within the week, I am thinking, and thanks for the heads up. stay well, will keep you posted, david On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 4:32 PM, Gerry Simpkins <gsim@... <mailto:gsim%40tds.net> > wrote: > > > , > > Do investigate and take Kefir. It replenishes the friendly bacteria in > the gut. That is 80% of the immune system. Easy to make at home using > milk. Cheap and is fastest way to build up friendly gut bacteria, > outside of breast feeding or raw milk/cream. You cannot have too much. > And if you do a fast once a week, your friendly bacteria will turn on > any yeast in your gut (and you have it) and it will eat it. A great > way > to help speed up a proper balance between yeast and probiotics. > > Gerry > > > >> Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) >> chromosomes cause uncontrolled reproduction and proliferation of all > types >> of white blood cells and platelets (blood clotting factors) >> >> For what it's worth department, I have leukemia HCL, and managing >> it with >> LDN >> Low Dose Naltrexone, but it is a script drug, cheap but it is doing a > great >> job of balancing my immune system, which in turn is keeping my >> leukemia > in >> remission. >> I read alpha lopoic acid, ALA at about six or seven hundred mgs per >> day > is >> recommended by some oncologist, to help with sugar metabolism. I >> take it >> and if I forget it, I do feel weaker late in the day. Glucovance, a >> type > II >> diabetic oral medication is receiving some notice in helping with >> cancer, >> and it works similiar to ALA, in helping glucose get into the cells >> where > it >> is needed. >> But I read, it is never cancer that does someone in, it is a disease > called >> cachexia, a wasting disease, meaning the cancer will go to all >> means to > feed >> it's hungry self, taking all nourishment away, leaving nothing for >> the >> patient. Hydrazine sulfate, HZ is supposed to stop that. >> I have ordered some, about sixty bux delivered, as I fear I may >> have some >> cachexia. >> Some say it helps stop the cancer. >> >> Thanks Gerry, I like your imputs, david >> >> >> On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Gerry Simpkins<gsim@... <mailto:gsim%40tds.net> <gsim >> %40tds.net>> > wrote: >> >>> >>> , >>> >>> Have heard of several inexpensive, yet potent means to cure most >>> cancers. Will list as follows: >>> >>> Budwig diet (do a search. There is a book since Dr Elena Budwig may >>> have died) >>> Raw lemon juice sweetened with raw honey to raise body pH. (I know a >>> woman who did 6 glasses a day. Took 20 lemons daily to do that) >>> Vit C with Lysine (most anyone can easily take 20 Grams of Vit C >>> daily. >>> No Known limit until you have loose bowels.) >>> Laetrile (Do a search. Also called Vit B17) >>> Eliminate sugars, reduce yeast and starch drastically. ( can sweeten >>> things using honey or Kal brand Stevia) >>> >>> I know a man in Boston who cured himself of IGK Myeloma with Budwig >>> alone. Took him 3 months. Central to that protocol is to take a >>> cup of >>> cottage cheese mixed with a half cup flaxseed oil, 3 times a day. >>> Laetrile is bitter, so easiest to take mixed in a salad or maybe >>> oatmeal, cream of wheat, apple sauce, etc. Can not be cooked. >>> Numerous >>> suppliers on the internet. >>> >>> There are other protocols. You are in the right forum to find them >>> too. >>> >>> Gerry >>> >>> >>> >>>> Hopeful for help. >>>> >>>> I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great >>>> herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been >>>> very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent >>>> her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 >>>> times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week >>>> for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything >>>> allipathic. >>>> She would do a natural protocol. >>>> She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to >>>> do >>>> what research I could. >>>> >>>> Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. >>>> >>>> With all my thanks and gratitude. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> -- >>> Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of >>> all > good >>> things. >>> >>> G. Simpkins >>> >>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 http://ezinearticles.com/?Finding-a-Cure-For-Leukemia & id=3788350 " Simoncini believes that baking soda, or sodium bicarbonate can also be used as a cure for leukemia. This is based on his theory that cancer is a fungus. Many people disagree with Simoncini's terminology, and classifying cancer as a fungus, but it is hard to argue with his results. " You could try taking it orally, and possibly nebulize the baking soda to get it into the blood stream. Mark Sircus has some protocols using magnesium chloride and baking soda for these types of things. Dan > > Hopeful for help. > > I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything allipathic. > She would do a natural protocol. > She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do what research I could. > > Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > > With all my thanks and gratitude. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 Do you think this would work with other cancers (such as bladder cancer)? A fellow (in his 60's or so) has been diagnosed with bladder cancer - maybe even stage 3 or 4 and he's undergoing chemotherapy. I wish I could offer him some things to ponder when I see him this weekend.though unsure how he'd look at any " alternative " treatments. _____ From: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO [mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ] On Behalf Of bhangchai Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2010 7:18 PM To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO Subject: Re: leukemia http://ezinearticles.com/?Finding-a-Cure-For-Leukemia <http://ezinearticles.com/?Finding-a-Cure-For-Leukemia & id=3788350> & id=3788350 " Simoncini believes that baking soda, or sodium bicarbonate can also be used as a cure for leukemia. This is based on his theory that cancer is a fungus. Many people disagree with Simoncini's terminology, and classifying cancer as a fungus, but it is hard to argue with his results. " You could try taking it orally, and possibly nebulize the baking soda to get it into the blood stream. Mark Sircus has some protocols using magnesium chloride and baking soda for these types of things. Dan > > Hopeful for help. > > I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything allipathic. > She would do a natural protocol. > She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do what research I could. > > Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > > With all my thanks and gratitude. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 Hi , 24 hrs is my preferred kefir-culture cycle. Sometimes, if I take off in the morning without my usual breakfast, I'll either put the kefir- making in the fridge to slow it down or just drink it as a more tart drink in the evening. My jar yields about 6oz for my cereal with 8oz remaining for my evening drink. That's my usual routine. I drink it with my last supplements, anywhere from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m., depending on where I am and what I'm doing. I'm not sure you needed to let them sit for a week to rejuvenate. I've brought refrigerated grains back in 24 hrs in the summer. One thing you can do: throughly rinse your grains in good water and then give them fresh milk. This seems to clear them to let them 'feed' more effectively for their 'restart'. This is just my opinion. A friend of mine just kept pouring off some liquid and just adding a little milk (without straining) and the grains got truly disgusting and sour, leading me to think that they can get congested. Others in the kefir groups might suggest other processes. If your ratio of kefir grains to milk changes as the result of your grains multiplying, they will begin to culture faster and become more tart more quickly. Just remove some grains to store in a little milk in the fridge (in case your working culture gets contaminated or something). Or figure out your grains:milk ratio in terms of the interval of time that works for your schedule. Trial and error wil get you there. It's an art/science. It will always be more tart than plain yogurt, which is why I like to add some stevia and cardamom to it at night. Fruit and granola sweeten it enough in the morning. Maple syrup in kefir is REALLY yummy, but I'm trying to reduce calories and sugar. Lots of people make kefir smoothies with frozen berries or fresh bananas. No matter how sweet or tart, it's good for you! Be well, Léna Lena, how much kefir do you drink at night? And at what time before you go to bed? I’m interested in this – still trying to get my kefir so it’s not tart. I had my in the fridge for many weeks and took them out last week and let them sit for over a week to rejuvenate them. They’ve grown quite a bit :-) so I think going forward I can let my kefir do it’s thing for as short as a day (or maybe half day) with the hopes that it’ll be sweet rather than so very tart! _____ From: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO [mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ] On Behalf Of Guyot Léna Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2010 6:52 PM To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO Subject: Re: leukemia Hi , Although now I sweeten my kefir now with stevia, trying to avoid sugar, I've found in the past that a little maple syrup in kefir makes a wonderful bedtime drink. I've experimented with lots of things and there seems to be something in the maple, manganese maybe, that seems to really aid sleep, or my adrenals, or something, letting me sleep with fewer interruptions. Congratulations on having some grains coming to you! Be well, Léna Obviously if I had good common sense, I would be taking Kefir, have it on order, that is the starter, should be here within the week, I am thinking, and thanks for the heads up. stay well, will keep you posted, david On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 4:32 PM, Gerry Simpkins <gsim@... <mailto:gsim%40tds.net> > wrote: > > > , > > Do investigate and take Kefir. It replenishes the friendly bacteria in > the gut. That is 80% of the immune system. Easy to make at home using > milk. Cheap and is fastest way to build up friendly gut bacteria, > outside of breast feeding or raw milk/cream. You cannot have too much. > And if you do a fast once a week, your friendly bacteria will turn on > any yeast in your gut (and you have it) and it will eat it. A great > way > to help speed up a proper balance between yeast and probiotics. > > Gerry > > > >> Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) >> chromosomes cause uncontrolled reproduction and proliferation of all > types >> of white blood cells and platelets (blood clotting factors) >> >> For what it's worth department, I have leukemia HCL, and managing >> it with >> LDN >> Low Dose Naltrexone, but it is a script drug, cheap but it is doing a > great >> job of balancing my immune system, which in turn is keeping my >> leukemia > in >> remission. >> I read alpha lopoic acid, ALA at about six or seven hundred mgs per >> day > is >> recommended by some oncologist, to help with sugar metabolism. I >> take it >> and if I forget it, I do feel weaker late in the day. Glucovance, a >> type > II >> diabetic oral medication is receiving some notice in helping with >> cancer, >> and it works similiar to ALA, in helping glucose get into the cells >> where > it >> is needed. >> But I read, it is never cancer that does someone in, it is a disease > called >> cachexia, a wasting disease, meaning the cancer will go to all >> means to > feed >> it's hungry self, taking all nourishment away, leaving nothing for >> the >> patient. Hydrazine sulfate, HZ is supposed to stop that. >> I have ordered some, about sixty bux delivered, as I fear I may >> have some >> cachexia. >> Some say it helps stop the cancer. >> >> Thanks Gerry, I like your imputs, david >> >> >> On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Gerry Simpkins<gsim@... <mailto:gsim%40tds.net> <gsim >> %40tds.net>> > wrote: >> >>> >>> , >>> >>> Have heard of several inexpensive, yet potent means to cure most >>> cancers. Will list as follows: >>> >>> Budwig diet (do a search. There is a book since Dr Elena Budwig may >>> have died) >>> Raw lemon juice sweetened with raw honey to raise body pH. (I know a >>> woman who did 6 glasses a day. Took 20 lemons daily to do that) >>> Vit C with Lysine (most anyone can easily take 20 Grams of Vit C >>> daily. >>> No Known limit until you have loose bowels.) >>> Laetrile (Do a search. Also called Vit B17) >>> Eliminate sugars, reduce yeast and starch drastically. ( can sweeten >>> things using honey or Kal brand Stevia) >>> >>> I know a man in Boston who cured himself of IGK Myeloma with Budwig >>> alone. Took him 3 months. Central to that protocol is to take a >>> cup of >>> cottage cheese mixed with a half cup flaxseed oil, 3 times a day. >>> Laetrile is bitter, so easiest to take mixed in a salad or maybe >>> oatmeal, cream of wheat, apple sauce, etc. Can not be cooked. >>> Numerous >>> suppliers on the internet. >>> >>> There are other protocols. You are in the right forum to find them >>> too. >>> >>> Gerry >>> >>> >>> >>>> Hopeful for help. >>>> >>>> I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great >>>> herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been >>>> very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent >>>> her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 >>>> times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week >>>> for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything >>>> allipathic. >>>> She would do a natural protocol. >>>> She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to >>>> do >>>> what research I could. >>>> >>>> Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. >>>> >>>> With all my thanks and gratitude. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> -- >>> Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of >>> all > good >>> things. >>> >>> G. 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Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 Thank you SO much Lena...some great information here. I think you may have something there as far as rinsing my grains. I will try that as soon as I finish the batch I currently made. I may just been making too much at a time (currently a quart...used to be a half gallon at a time). I have to get the right ratios as I'd like my kids to drink it and they do need something semi-sweet so I think the maple syrup will be a great addition to try! Re: leukemia Hi , Although now I sweeten my kefir now with stevia, trying to avoid sugar, I've found in the past that a little maple syrup in kefir makes a wonderful bedtime drink. I've experimented with lots of things and there seems to be something in the maple, manganese maybe, that seems to really aid sleep, or my adrenals, or something, letting me sleep with fewer interruptions. Congratulations on having some grains coming to you! Be well, Léna Obviously if I had good common sense, I would be taking Kefir, have it on order, that is the starter, should be here within the week, I am thinking, and thanks for the heads up. stay well, will keep you posted, david On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 4:32 PM, Gerry Simpkins <gsim@... <mailto:gsim%40tds.net> > wrote: > > > , > > Do investigate and take Kefir. It replenishes the friendly bacteria in > the gut. That is 80% of the immune system. Easy to make at home using > milk. Cheap and is fastest way to build up friendly gut bacteria, > outside of breast feeding or raw milk/cream. You cannot have too much. > And if you do a fast once a week, your friendly bacteria will turn on > any yeast in your gut (and you have it) and it will eat it. A great > way > to help speed up a proper balance between yeast and probiotics. > > Gerry > > > >> Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) >> chromosomes cause uncontrolled reproduction and proliferation of all > types >> of white blood cells and platelets (blood clotting factors) >> >> For what it's worth department, I have leukemia HCL, and managing >> it with >> LDN >> Low Dose Naltrexone, but it is a script drug, cheap but it is doing a > great >> job of balancing my immune system, which in turn is keeping my >> leukemia > in >> remission. >> I read alpha lopoic acid, ALA at about six or seven hundred mgs per >> day > is >> recommended by some oncologist, to help with sugar metabolism. I >> take it >> and if I forget it, I do feel weaker late in the day. Glucovance, a >> type > II >> diabetic oral medication is receiving some notice in helping with >> cancer, >> and it works similiar to ALA, in helping glucose get into the cells >> where > it >> is needed. >> But I read, it is never cancer that does someone in, it is a disease > called >> cachexia, a wasting disease, meaning the cancer will go to all >> means to > feed >> it's hungry self, taking all nourishment away, leaving nothing for >> the >> patient. Hydrazine sulfate, HZ is supposed to stop that. >> I have ordered some, about sixty bux delivered, as I fear I may >> have some >> cachexia. >> Some say it helps stop the cancer. >> >> Thanks Gerry, I like your imputs, david >> >> >> On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Gerry Simpkins<gsim@... <mailto:gsim%40tds.net> <gsim >> %40tds.net>> > wrote: >> >>> >>> , >>> >>> Have heard of several inexpensive, yet potent means to cure most >>> cancers. Will list as follows: >>> >>> Budwig diet (do a search. There is a book since Dr Elena Budwig may >>> have died) >>> Raw lemon juice sweetened with raw honey to raise body pH. (I know a >>> woman who did 6 glasses a day. Took 20 lemons daily to do that) >>> Vit C with Lysine (most anyone can easily take 20 Grams of Vit C >>> daily. >>> No Known limit until you have loose bowels.) >>> Laetrile (Do a search. Also called Vit B17) >>> Eliminate sugars, reduce yeast and starch drastically. ( can sweeten >>> things using honey or Kal brand Stevia) >>> >>> I know a man in Boston who cured himself of IGK Myeloma with Budwig >>> alone. Took him 3 months. Central to that protocol is to take a >>> cup of >>> cottage cheese mixed with a half cup flaxseed oil, 3 times a day. >>> Laetrile is bitter, so easiest to take mixed in a salad or maybe >>> oatmeal, cream of wheat, apple sauce, etc. Can not be cooked. >>> Numerous >>> suppliers on the internet. >>> >>> There are other protocols. You are in the right forum to find them >>> too. >>> >>> Gerry >>> >>> >>> >>>> Hopeful for help. >>>> >>>> I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great >>>> herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been >>>> very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent >>>> her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 >>>> times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week >>>> for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything >>>> allipathic. >>>> She would do a natural protocol. >>>> She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to >>>> do >>>> what research I could. >>>> >>>> Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. >>>> >>>> With all my thanks and gratitude. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> -- >>> Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of >>> all > good >>> things. >>> >>> G. Simpkins >>> >>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 Hi , Kids are tough! I gave some grains to a local Amish farmer (from whom I was buying raw milk) He loved it but even he couldn't get his kids to drink it. I guess the best route is to mix with 'good' sugars or fruits, trying to use as little as possible as they become accustomed to the tang. In the beginning, I sometimes poured off the whey before stirring and straining, hoping for a thicker, more yogurt-like consistency. Then I learned how very very nutritious whey is and realized I was 'throwing the baby out with the bath-water'. I got over my yogurt envy. Eventually, as is the case with something that likes the body, the body began to like it back and I began to like it for what exactly it is. Be well, Léna Thank you SO much Lena...some great information here. I think you may have something there as far as rinsing my grains. I will try that as soon as I finish the batch I currently made. I may just been making too much at a time (currently a quart...used to be a half gallon at a time). I have to get the right ratios as I'd like my kids to drink it and they do need something semi-sweet so I think the maple syrup will be a great addition to try! Re: leukemia Hi , Although now I sweeten my kefir now with stevia, trying to avoid sugar, I've found in the past that a little maple syrup in kefir makes a wonderful bedtime drink. I've experimented with lots of things and there seems to be something in the maple, manganese maybe, that seems to really aid sleep, or my adrenals, or something, letting me sleep with fewer interruptions. Congratulations on having some grains coming to you! Be well, Léna Obviously if I had good common sense, I would be taking Kefir, have it on order, that is the starter, should be here within the week, I am thinking, and thanks for the heads up. stay well, will keep you posted, david On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 4:32 PM, Gerry Simpkins <gsim@... <mailto:gsim%40tds.net> > wrote: > > > , > > Do investigate and take Kefir. It replenishes the friendly bacteria in > the gut. That is 80% of the immune system. Easy to make at home using > milk. Cheap and is fastest way to build up friendly gut bacteria, > outside of breast feeding or raw milk/cream. You cannot have too much. > And if you do a fast once a week, your friendly bacteria will turn on > any yeast in your gut (and you have it) and it will eat it. A great > way > to help speed up a proper balance between yeast and probiotics. > > Gerry > > > >> Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) >> chromosomes cause uncontrolled reproduction and proliferation of all > types >> of white blood cells and platelets (blood clotting factors) >> >> For what it's worth department, I have leukemia HCL, and managing >> it with >> LDN >> Low Dose Naltrexone, but it is a script drug, cheap but it is doing a > great >> job of balancing my immune system, which in turn is keeping my >> leukemia > in >> remission. >> I read alpha lopoic acid, ALA at about six or seven hundred mgs per >> day > is >> recommended by some oncologist, to help with sugar metabolism. I >> take it >> and if I forget it, I do feel weaker late in the day. Glucovance, a >> type > II >> diabetic oral medication is receiving some notice in helping with >> cancer, >> and it works similiar to ALA, in helping glucose get into the cells >> where > it >> is needed. >> But I read, it is never cancer that does someone in, it is a disease > called >> cachexia, a wasting disease, meaning the cancer will go to all >> means to > feed >> it's hungry self, taking all nourishment away, leaving nothing for >> the >> patient. Hydrazine sulfate, HZ is supposed to stop that. >> I have ordered some, about sixty bux delivered, as I fear I may >> have some >> cachexia. >> Some say it helps stop the cancer. >> >> Thanks Gerry, I like your imputs, david >> >> >> On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Gerry Simpkins<gsim@... <mailto:gsim%40tds.net> <gsim >> %40tds.net>> > wrote: >> >>> >>> , >>> >>> Have heard of several inexpensive, yet potent means to cure most >>> cancers. Will list as follows: >>> >>> Budwig diet (do a search. There is a book since Dr Elena Budwig may >>> have died) >>> Raw lemon juice sweetened with raw honey to raise body pH. (I know a >>> woman who did 6 glasses a day. Took 20 lemons daily to do that) >>> Vit C with Lysine (most anyone can easily take 20 Grams of Vit C >>> daily. >>> No Known limit until you have loose bowels.) >>> Laetrile (Do a search. Also called Vit B17) >>> Eliminate sugars, reduce yeast and starch drastically. ( can sweeten >>> things using honey or Kal brand Stevia) >>> >>> I know a man in Boston who cured himself of IGK Myeloma with Budwig >>> alone. Took him 3 months. Central to that protocol is to take a >>> cup of >>> cottage cheese mixed with a half cup flaxseed oil, 3 times a day. >>> Laetrile is bitter, so easiest to take mixed in a salad or maybe >>> oatmeal, cream of wheat, apple sauce, etc. Can not be cooked. >>> Numerous >>> suppliers on the internet. >>> >>> There are other protocols. You are in the right forum to find them >>> too. >>> >>> Gerry >>> >>> >>> >>>> Hopeful for help. >>>> >>>> I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great >>>> herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been >>>> very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent >>>> her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 >>>> times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week >>>> for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything >>>> allipathic. >>>> She would do a natural protocol. >>>> She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to >>>> do >>>> what research I could. >>>> >>>> Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. >>>> >>>> With all my thanks and gratitude. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> -- >>> Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of >>> all > good >>> things. >>> >>> G. 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Guest guest Posted December 9, 2010 Report Share Posted December 9, 2010 I am particularly intersted in leukemia since my brother also had leukemia over 5 years ago, and I gave him pau 'd arco tea (a potent anti-fungal) and poke root tincture to take at the same time as his conventional treatment of which he only partly completed. You may ask, what does fungi have to do with leukemia? Let me direct you to a very interesting webpage that discusses the mplications of fungi and leukemia. View at: http://www.loveoffering.com/fungus.htm You will discover that many times a fungi infection can be mistaken for leukemia. Here was another post, I did a few years ago on leukemia: I just happened to be rereading a very interesting medical text from 1955, PATHOGENESIS OF CANCER by MD. In one passage he is talking about leukemia. He writes: " The various forms of leukemia which are found in man are imitated to a surprising degree in the mouse. It is becoming obvious that the leukemia of man and the lower animals are analogous. Drs. Fouth and Stubbs reported in 1931 that they had taken blood from leukemic chickens, injected it into other chickens and produced sarcoma at point of injection. Leukemia, a cancerous disease of the blood forming organs can be induced by a virus filtered from cancerous blood. This virus can localize not only in the blood forming organs, but under some conditions in other cells, and thereby produce new types of cancer. " I was up at my brother's house after reading the above passage and told him what I read about leukemia. A light bulb went off in his head and he told me right before he came down with his leukemia, he was eating a ground turkey burger upon which a very thin sliver of a turkey bone had pierced his upper gum. After which, he developed all types of sores in his mouth and nostrals days later and, then soon after, experienced the initial affects of leukemia. ------------------------- I do darkfield blood work. I have finally came to the conclusion in the last few years that he has a form of fungi in his blood after examing his blood off and on. He must be carrying a heavy load as I have taken 3 blood samples and each sample seemed to contains this organism. After taking a third blood sample, I have unfailingly viewed in each of his blood samples this very unusual fungi growth. The first samples were viewed in blood that were not treated with my Acridine Orange/DMSO stain, nor was it observed under fluorescence, only darkfield, and this sample seemed to present the freest and fastest growing samples of the fungi when it was incubated. My subsequent next 2 blood samples were treated with a biologic stain, Acridine Orange/DMSO and though the fungi was still present in these latter two samples, its growth and viability seemed to be sharply checked, I presume because of the presence of Acridine orange which binds with DNA. I will attach three photos of what I am seeing in his blood in progressing time increments of initial sighting after 6 hours, and after 24 hours--all from the first unstained blood sample. The white rings of various shapes are red blood cells. The white, often granular blobs around the fungi are white blood cells. It appears to me that this fungi belongs to the Alternaria family. Note that I was very worried that my blood samples had been contaminated during the blood lanceting and slide preparation process, but with each succeeding blood specimen, I took, I was more and more careful with sterile technique. Nevertheless, the same fungi seems to be always in his blood. The fungi in my brother's blood belongs to the Alternaria family. I found the below interesting case online that involves a man with that type of fungi infection: " We report a case of cutaneous alternariosis in a 69-year-old male patient. Durin hospitalization for treatment of the skin disorder, acute myeloid leukaemia was diagnosed. He received multiple chemotherapeutic agents but the leukaemia remained refractory to therapy and the patient died. The clinical picture, diagnosis and treatment of cutaneous alternariosis will be discussed and a review of the literature regarding patients with haematological diseases will be given. " To translate in other words, a patient was admitted in a Greek hospital with a skin infection involving the alternaria fungus. While there, it was discovered he had acute myeloid leukaemia (as my brother had). My question is, which came first? The alternaria infection or his leukemia? I know the medical establishment probably thinks the patient's fungal infection was a result of the poor immune function resulting from the leukemia,,,,,,,,,,,but why not consider that the alternaria may have contributed to the leukemia? Mmmmmmmmm?? My theory in my brother's case is that he is carrying a perpetual fungal infection in his blood plasma and his immune system seems to be able to keep it well under control while he is in good health. Should his immune system become impaired,,,,,,,,,,he better look out! Funny thing. When I put his blood on the slide, of course, his natural immunity ceases to be much of a factor which allows this fungus to start growing unchecked. doug Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 10, 2010 Report Share Posted December 10, 2010 Update: Thanks so much to all that responded both online and personally. The diagnosis from the oncologist today was severe acute lymphatic leukemia. Evidently one of the fastest. With immediate treatment, he hoped for an 80% chance of recovery. Without treatment, 3 months at most. She seemed to have a lot of confidence in the doctor, who was careing and compassionate. She had confidence in him, which was very surprising. She has been useing milk and water kefir as well a Kombucha Tea for over 20 years. She was a moderater on some of those forums, and when she moved to Indiana to stay with her daughter found an Amish farmer who sold her raw milk for $2. a gal. She uses only liquid stevia for sweetenings, except for some good maple syrup. She buys coconut oil by the 4 gal. case. Never eats processed foods, or anything factory canned. Now my question is, does anyone know of a safe herb or such that will augment the chemo. and make it more effective while at the same time, lesson the side effects of the chemo.? I guess she will be as bald as me,but mine is hereditary. Thanks again, and to Garner for this wonderful site. > > Hopeful for help. > > I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything allipathic. > She would do a natural protocol. > She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do what research I could. > > Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > > With all my thanks and gratitude. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 10, 2010 Report Share Posted December 10, 2010 http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/oleandersoup/ This WIll not make the chemo work better, but it will mitigate the side effects of chemo, and kills cancer on its own--the oleander plant. If you live in the south where oleander grows you can quickly make your own 'soup' (tincture) but if not, you can order capsules of the dried soup powder. It s all explained at the group, and they are very helpful. Also, many other therapies are discussed. The owner of the list has a website at http://www.tbyil.com and he has a good anti-cancer protocol listed there with all the best info that he has found. Samala, -------Original Message------- Now my question is, does anyone know of a safe herb or such that will augment the chemo. and make it more effective while at the same time, lesson the side effects of the chemo.? I guess she will be as bald as me,but mine is hereditary. Thanks again, and to Garner for this wonderful site. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 10, 2010 Report Share Posted December 10, 2010 , She might want to look into LDN (Low Dose Naltrexone). I believe it will work with chemo. Google LDN --there is a tone of information available. Here are a few sites to get started: www.ldnscience.com ++++ This section of the site in particular may be of primary interest to a practitioner. http://www.ldnscience.org/low-dose-naltrexone-ldn ++++ There is a group just for people with cancer. Here is that link: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/LDN_4_cancer/ +++++++ Mara > > Update: > Thanks so much to all that responded both online and personally. > The diagnosis from the oncologist today was severe acute lymphatic > leukemia. Evidently one of the fastest. With immediate treatment, > he hoped for an 80% chance of recovery. Without treatment, 3 months > at most. She seemed to have a lot of confidence in the doctor, who > was careing and compassionate. She had confidence in him, which was > very surprising. > She has been useing milk and water kefir as well a Kombucha Tea for > over 20 years. She was a moderater on some of those forums, and > when she moved to Indiana to stay with her daughter found an Amish > farmer who sold her raw milk for $2. a gal. She uses only liquid > stevia for sweetenings, except for some good maple syrup. She buys > coconut oil by the 4 gal. case. Never eats processed foods, or > anything factory canned. Now my question is, does anyone know of a > safe herb or such that will augment the chemo. and make it more > effective while at the same time, lesson the side effects of the > chemo.? I guess she will be as bald as me,but mine is hereditary. > > Thanks again, and to Garner for this wonderful site. > > > > > > > > Hopeful for help. > > > > I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and > great herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but > has been very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter > who sent her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was > over 5 times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist > next week for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take > anything allipathic. > > She would do a natural protocol. > > She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to > do what research I could. > > > > Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > > > > With all my thanks and gratitude. > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2010 Report Share Posted December 11, 2010 there are some papers there since 1938 and later clearly indicating that with leukemia there is much less or even *no* vitamin c at all in blood associated. Therefore may be could be an idea giving higher amounts of ascorbic acid over the whole day. Could also be i.V. Matthias Am 11.12.2010 00:42, schrieb P: > > > Update: > Thanks so much to all that responded both online and personally. The > diagnosis from the oncologist today was severe acute lymphatic > leukemia. Evidently one of the fastest. With immediate treatment, he > hoped for an 80% chance of recovery. Without treatment, 3 months at > most. She seemed to have a lot of confidence in the doctor, who was > careing and compassionate. She had confidence in him, which was very > surprising. > She has been useing milk and water kefir as well a Kombucha Tea for > over 20 years. She was a moderater on some of those forums, and when > she moved to Indiana to stay with her daughter found an Amish farmer > who sold her raw milk for $2. a gal. She uses only liquid stevia for > sweetenings, except for some good maple syrup. She buys coconut oil by > the 4 gal. case. Never eats processed foods, or anything factory > canned. Now my question is, does anyone know of a safe herb or such > that will augment the chemo. and make it more effective while at the > same time, lesson the side effects of the chemo.? I guess she will be > as bald as me,but mine is hereditary. > > Thanks again, and to Garner for this wonderful site. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2010 Report Share Posted December 11, 2010 Likely she should include milkthistle to strengthen her liver. Kefir for sure since the chemo will kill off her gut probiotics. Liver may be strained tremendously by chemo. To manage symptoms of toxic shock from the chemo, she can take low-dose naltrexone. It can be had with no prescription from: www.alldaychemist.com Not expensive at all, and many on this forum have had great success with symptom management using it for a wide variety of ailments. They range from Lymes, Lupus, all the way to Leukemia and other cancers. Her doc will not prescribe it because in her case it is off-label usage. (It was originally developed to help people quit heroin and other addictive drugs, and the patent ran out long ago. That is also likely another reason that few docs prescribe it. Too cheap.) I would strongly recommend the Budwig diet/protocol too. Will have no effect on the chemo, and can only help. Gerry > > > Update: > Thanks so much to all that responded both online and personally. The > diagnosis from the oncologist today was severe acute lymphatic > leukemia. Evidently one of the fastest. With immediate treatment, he > hoped for an 80% chance of recovery. Without treatment, 3 months at > most. She seemed to have a lot of confidence in the doctor, who was > careing and compassionate. She had confidence in him, which was very > surprising. > She has been useing milk and water kefir as well a Kombucha Tea for > over 20 years. She was a moderater on some of those forums, and when > she moved to Indiana to stay with her daughter found an Amish farmer > who sold her raw milk for $2. a gal. She uses only liquid stevia for > sweetenings, except for some good maple syrup. She buys coconut oil by > the 4 gal. case. Never eats processed foods, or anything factory > canned. Now my question is, does anyone know of a safe herb or such > that will augment the chemo. and make it more effective while at the > same time, lesson the side effects of the chemo.? I guess she will be > as bald as me,but mine is hereditary. > > Thanks again, and to Garner for this wonderful site. > > > > > > > > Hopeful for help. > > > > I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great > herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been > very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent > her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 > times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week > for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything > allipathic. > > She would do a natural protocol. > > She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do > what research I could. > > > > Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > > > > With all my thanks and gratitude. > > > > > > > > -- Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good things. G. Simpkins Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2010 Report Share Posted December 11, 2010 I went to that site and no LDN shows up there. I have been looking for a source. Pat ________________________________ To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO Sent: Sat, December 11, 2010 6:22:59 AM Subject: Re: Re: leukemia  Likely she should include milkthistle to strengthen her liver. Kefir for sure since the chemo will kill off her gut probiotics. Liver may be strained tremendously by chemo. To manage symptoms of toxic shock from the chemo, she can take low-dose naltrexone. It can be had with no prescription from: www.alldaychemist.com Not expensive at all, and many on this forum have had great success with symptom management using it for a wide variety of ailments. They range from Lymes, Lupus, all the way to Leukemia and other cancers. Her doc will not prescribe it because in her case it is off-label usage. (It was originally developed to help people quit heroin and other addictive drugs, and the patent ran out long ago. That is also likely another reason that few docs prescribe it. Too cheap.) I would strongly recommend the Budwig diet/protocol too. Will have no effect on the chemo, and can only help. Gerry > > > Update: > Thanks so much to all that responded both online and personally. The > diagnosis from the oncologist today was severe acute lymphatic > leukemia. Evidently one of the fastest. With immediate treatment, he > hoped for an 80% chance of recovery. Without treatment, 3 months at > most. She seemed to have a lot of confidence in the doctor, who was > careing and compassionate. She had confidence in him, which was very > surprising. > She has been useing milk and water kefir as well a Kombucha Tea for > over 20 years. She was a moderater on some of those forums, and when > she moved to Indiana to stay with her daughter found an Amish farmer > who sold her raw milk for $2. a gal. She uses only liquid stevia for > sweetenings, except for some good maple syrup. She buys coconut oil by > the 4 gal. case. Never eats processed foods, or anything factory > canned. Now my question is, does anyone know of a safe herb or such > that will augment the chemo. and make it more effective while at the > same time, lesson the side effects of the chemo.? I guess she will be > as bald as me,but mine is hereditary. > > Thanks again, and to Garner for this wonderful site. > > > > > > > > Hopeful for help. > > > > I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great > herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been > very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent > her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 > times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week > for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything > allipathic. > > She would do a natural protocol. > > She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do > what research I could. > > > > Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > > > > With all my thanks and gratitude. > > > > > > > > -- Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good things. G. Simpkins Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2010 Report Share Posted December 11, 2010 A big Amen to that, Matthias. Have read where patients with all types of cancer have_low vitamin levels_ across the board. Also read piece by Dr Matthias Rath that says taking large doses of Vit C with Lysine amino is curative for many types of cancer. worst thing that can happen with taking megadoses of vit C is that one can have runny bowels. Read of a case of a man who had severe trauma in Australia and was brought out of it by his family insisting on giving him vit C. This never happened until they were talking with the family about pulling the plug on his intravaneous feeding and water intake. (Government healtlhcare there does that. Rationing, just like we will have when it takes effect here) He woke up! Then the hospital discontinued the vit C and he relapsed. Took a court order to get it restored! Then he was transferred to a recovery hospital where again, they refused to give him vit C and again he languished. Again they went to court and forced the issue with the 2nd hospital. He recovered and is in very good health today. His family had to fight the medical establishment and the govt healthcare system tooth and nail all the way. They are a wealthy family too. Gerry > > there are some papers there since 1938 and later > clearly indicating that with leukemia there is much > less or even *no* vitamin c at all in blood associated. > > Therefore may be could be an idea giving higher > amounts of ascorbic acid over the whole day. > Could also be i.V. > > Matthias > > Am 11.12.2010 00:42, schrieb P: > > > > > > Update: > > Thanks so much to all that responded both online and personally. The > > diagnosis from the oncologist today was severe acute lymphatic > > leukemia. Evidently one of the fastest. With immediate treatment, he > > hoped for an 80% chance of recovery. Without treatment, 3 months at > > most. She seemed to have a lot of confidence in the doctor, who was > > careing and compassionate. She had confidence in him, which was very > > surprising. > > She has been useing milk and water kefir as well a Kombucha Tea for > > over 20 years. She was a moderater on some of those forums, and when > > she moved to Indiana to stay with her daughter found an Amish farmer > > who sold her raw milk for $2. a gal. She uses only liquid stevia for > > sweetenings, except for some good maple syrup. She buys coconut oil by > > the 4 gal. case. Never eats processed foods, or anything factory > > canned. Now my question is, does anyone know of a safe herb or such > > that will augment the chemo. and make it more effective while at the > > same time, lesson the side effects of the chemo.? I guess she will be > > as bald as me,but mine is hereditary. > > > > Thanks again, and to Garner for this wonderful site. > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2010 Report Share Posted December 11, 2010 Alldaychemist.com sells it as 'Naltrexone'. I have seen it listed, and many on this forum buy theirs there. Gerry > > I went to that site and no LDN shows up there. I have been looking for > a source. > Pat > > ________________________________ > From: Gerry Simpkins <gsim@... <mailto:gsim%40tds.net>> > To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO > <mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO%40yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Sat, December 11, 2010 6:22:59 AM > Subject: Re: Re: leukemia > > > Likely she should include milkthistle to strengthen her liver. Kefir > for sure since the chemo will kill off her gut probiotics. Liver may > be strained tremendously by chemo. To manage symptoms of toxic shock > from the chemo, she can take low-dose naltrexone. It can be had with no > prescription from: > www.alldaychemist.com Not expensive at all, and many on this forum > have had great success with symptom management using it for a wide > variety of ailments. They range from Lymes, Lupus, all the way to > Leukemia and other cancers. > > Her doc will not prescribe it because in her case it is off-label usage. > (It was originally developed to help people quit heroin and other > addictive drugs, and the patent ran out long ago. That is also likely > another reason that few docs prescribe it. Too cheap.) > > I would strongly recommend the Budwig diet/protocol too. Will have no > effect on the chemo, and can only help. > > Gerry > > > > > > > > Update: > > Thanks so much to all that responded both online and personally. The > > diagnosis from the oncologist today was severe acute lymphatic > > leukemia. Evidently one of the fastest. With immediate treatment, he > > hoped for an 80% chance of recovery. Without treatment, 3 months at > > most. She seemed to have a lot of confidence in the doctor, who was > > careing and compassionate. She had confidence in him, which was very > > surprising. > > She has been useing milk and water kefir as well a Kombucha Tea for > > over 20 years. She was a moderater on some of those forums, and when > > she moved to Indiana to stay with her daughter found an Amish farmer > > who sold her raw milk for $2. a gal. She uses only liquid stevia for > > sweetenings, except for some good maple syrup. She buys coconut oil by > > the 4 gal. case. Never eats processed foods, or anything factory > > canned. Now my question is, does anyone know of a safe herb or such > > that will augment the chemo. and make it more effective while at the > > same time, lesson the side effects of the chemo.? I guess she will be > > as bald as me,but mine is hereditary. > > > > Thanks again, and to Garner for this wonderful site. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hopeful for help. > > > > > > I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great > > herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been > > very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent > > her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 > > times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week > > for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything > > allipathic. > > > She would do a natural protocol. > > > She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do > > what research I could. > > > > > > Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > > > > > > With all my thanks and gratitude. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all > good > things. > > G. Simpkins > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2010 Report Share Posted December 11, 2010 Hi Gerry, its sometimes not so easy to get vitamin C in a hospital. My father had been there for a prostata op that he did not want to have. There was a little stroke then after operation and he was not able to speak. We wanted them to use vitamin c. They told that they do not have vitamin c i.V. Only oral they would be able to get something. They were able of course using this NaCl solution all the time. All in these hospitals seems to be a scam. I heard that in hospitals the food not even contains enough vitamin C to prevent damage. A burger may contain more vitamin C than a whole day meals in a hospital. Stay away from hospitals when you want to survive ! Matthias Am 11.12.2010 15:10, schrieb Gerry Simpkins: > > A big Amen to that, Matthias. Have read where patients with all types > of cancer have_low vitamin levels_ across the board. Also read piece by > Dr Matthias Rath that says taking large doses of Vit C with Lysine amino > is curative for many types of cancer. worst thing that can happen with > taking megadoses of vit C is that one can have runny bowels. Read of a > case of a man who had severe trauma in Australia and was brought out of > it by his family insisting on giving him vit C. This never happened > until they were talking with the family about pulling the plug on his > intravaneous feeding and water intake. (Government healtlhcare there > does that. Rationing, just like we will have when it takes effect here) > He woke up! Then the hospital discontinued the vit C and he relapsed. > Took a court order to get it restored! Then he was transferred to a > recovery hospital where again, they refused to give him vit C and again > he languished. Again they went to court and forced the issue with the > 2nd hospital. He recovered and is in very good health today. His > family had to fight the medical establishment and the govt healthcare > system tooth and nail all the way. They are a wealthy family too. > > Gerry > > > > > > there are some papers there since 1938 and later > > clearly indicating that with leukemia there is much > > less or even *no* vitamin c at all in blood associated. > > > > Therefore may be could be an idea giving higher > > amounts of ascorbic acid over the whole day. > > Could also be i.V. > > > > Matthias > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2010 Report Share Posted December 11, 2010 Matthias, Our intention as seniors is to avoid them except in the most dire situations. We are 68 and 65 respectively, and we take no meds whether prescription or over-the counter. We have both been on a 20 year learning journey about many things. Proper nourishment and alternative health care are only two of them. I dread the day when I have to go in to one after the so-called national health care plan goes into effect. I suspect that somewhere down the road, all who go to a hospital will be checked to see if they have had all of the politically correct vaccines. Those who have not done so, will be forced to take a battery of vaccinations before they can be treated. I would be quite surprised if that does not happen. Those who do not seriously take their health care into their own hands are playing russian roulette with their chances of living to a healthy old age. Sadly, most will not because it requires one to do something, like learn and expend some effort. So I fear that the dismal hospital death-per-patient stats will only get worse. Gerry > > Hi Gerry, > > its sometimes not so easy to get vitamin C > in a hospital. My father had been there for > a prostata op that he did not want to have. > There was a little stroke then after operation > and he was not able to speak. We wanted them > to use vitamin c. They told that they do not have > vitamin c i.V. Only oral they would be able to get > something. They were able of course using this > NaCl solution all the time. All in these hospitals > seems to be a scam. > I heard that in hospitals the food not even contains > enough vitamin C to prevent damage. A burger > may contain more vitamin C than a whole day meals > in a hospital. Stay away from hospitals when you > want to survive ! > > Matthias > > Am 11.12.2010 15:10, schrieb Gerry Simpkins: > > > > A big Amen to that, Matthias. Have read where patients with all types > > of cancer have_low vitamin levels_ across the board. Also read piece by > > Dr Matthias Rath that says taking large doses of Vit C with Lysine amino > > is curative for many types of cancer. worst thing that can happen with > > taking megadoses of vit C is that one can have runny bowels. Read of a > > case of a man who had severe trauma in Australia and was brought out of > > it by his family insisting on giving him vit C. This never happened > > until they were talking with the family about pulling the plug on his > > intravaneous feeding and water intake. (Government healtlhcare there > > does that. Rationing, just like we will have when it takes effect here) > > He woke up! Then the hospital discontinued the vit C and he relapsed. > > Took a court order to get it restored! Then he was transferred to a > > recovery hospital where again, they refused to give him vit C and again > > he languished. Again they went to court and forced the issue with the > > 2nd hospital. He recovered and is in very good health today. His > > family had to fight the medical establishment and the govt healthcare > > system tooth and nail all the way. They are a wealthy family too. > > > > Gerry > > > > > > > > > > there are some papers there since 1938 and later > > > clearly indicating that with leukemia there is much > > > less or even *no* vitamin c at all in blood associated. > > > > > > Therefore may be could be an idea giving higher > > > amounts of ascorbic acid over the whole day. > > > Could also be i.V. > > > > > > Matthias > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2010 Report Share Posted December 11, 2010 The source would be a compounding pharmacy in the U. S. You will need a prescription from a doctor, which should not be difficult to get, since this is a low dose and used for many purposes. Cathie From: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO [mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ] On Behalf Of Pat Lawrie Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 8:37 AM To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO Subject: Re: Re: leukemia I went to that site and no LDN shows up there. I have been looking for a source. Pat ________________________________ From: Gerry Simpkins <gsim@... <mailto:gsim%40tds.net> > To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO <mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO%40yahoogroups.com> Sent: Sat, December 11, 2010 6:22:59 AM Subject: Re: Re: leukemia Likely she should include milkthistle to strengthen her liver. Kefir for sure since the chemo will kill off her gut probiotics. Liver may be strained tremendously by chemo. To manage symptoms of toxic shock from the chemo, she can take low-dose naltrexone. It can be had with no prescription from: www.alldaychemist.com Not expensive at all, and many on this forum have had great success with symptom management using it for a wide variety of ailments. They range from Lymes, Lupus, all the way to Leukemia and other cancers. Her doc will not prescribe it because in her case it is off-label usage. (It was originally developed to help people quit heroin and other addictive drugs, and the patent ran out long ago. That is also likely another reason that few docs prescribe it. Too cheap.) I would strongly recommend the Budwig diet/protocol too. Will have no effect on the chemo, and can only help. Gerry > > > Update: > Thanks so much to all that responded both online and personally. The > diagnosis from the oncologist today was severe acute lymphatic > leukemia. Evidently one of the fastest. With immediate treatment, he > hoped for an 80% chance of recovery. Without treatment, 3 months at > most. She seemed to have a lot of confidence in the doctor, who was > careing and compassionate. She had confidence in him, which was very > surprising. > She has been useing milk and water kefir as well a Kombucha Tea for > over 20 years. She was a moderater on some of those forums, and when > she moved to Indiana to stay with her daughter found an Amish farmer > who sold her raw milk for $2. a gal. She uses only liquid stevia for > sweetenings, except for some good maple syrup. She buys coconut oil by > the 4 gal. case. Never eats processed foods, or anything factory > canned. Now my question is, does anyone know of a safe herb or such > that will augment the chemo. and make it more effective while at the > same time, lesson the side effects of the chemo.? I guess she will be > as bald as me,but mine is hereditary. > > Thanks again, and to Garner for this wonderful site. > > > > > > > > Hopeful for help. > > > > I have a very dear lady friend who is a total heath freak and great > herbalist. She is living with her daughter and family, but has been > very weak and ill for months. Been going to a chiropracter who sent > her ot a doctor for blood tests. Her white blood count was over 5 > times the high normal (65). She is going to an oncologist next week > for verification, but I know for a fact she will not take anything > allipathic. > > She would do a natural protocol. > > She has been to weak to use the internet herself and phoned me to do > what research I could. > > > > Any and all comments, sugestions links would be most apreciated. > > > > With all my thanks and gratitude. > > > > > > > > -- Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good things. G. Simpkins Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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