New Guy

[Guest guest]

wow. thats nuts. use the list i sent you find someone you like and deal with

people that know about LDN and understand how to compound it.

don't be discouraged.

cyndi

Re: [low dose naltrexone] New guy

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>it was a regular pharmacy who got a price from a compounding pharmacy

>

>Cyndi Lenz <psychrn@...> wrote: i was curious was that a regular

pharmacy or a compounding pharmacy?

>cyndi

>On Jul 26, 2006, at 2:05 AM, M B wrote:

>

>> where do u live? I NEVER heard of a price that high

>> for LDN in any dosage

>>

>> --- Victor Nicassio <cruzn51@...> wrote:

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>>> i thought about having it done but the pharmasist

>>> told me it cost @115.00 so i told him to drop dead

>>>

>>> M B <skippertulip2@...> wrote: You

>>> need to have it compounded to the correct dose.

>>> Personally I dont like mixing meds and soutions

>>> myself

>>> as I feel more comfortable if a profesionial does it

>>> but thats just me.

>>>

>>> Welcome to the group!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>>

>>> --- Victor Nicassio <cruzn51@...> wrote:

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[Guest guest]

Another thing just happened my nuero called and said hold off on taking it til he gets more info on it. Iam in so. calif.psychrn@... wrote: wow. thats nuts. use the list i sent you find someone you like and deal with people that know about LDN and understand how to compound it.don't be discouraged.cyndi Re: [low dose naltrexone] New guy>>it was a regular pharmacy who got a price from a compounding pharmacy>>Cyndi Lenz <psychrngate (DOT) net> wrote: i was curious was that a regular pharmacy or a compounding pharmacy?>cyndi>On Jul 26, 2006, at 2:05 AM, M B wrote:>>> where do u live? I NEVER heard of a price that high>> for LDN in any dosage>>>> --- Victor Nicassio <cruzn51 > wrote:>>>>> i thought about having it done but the pharmasist>>> told me it cost @115.00 so i told him to drop dead>>>>>> M B <skippertulip2 > wrote: You>>>

need to have it compounded to the correct dose.>>> Personally I dont like mixing meds and soutions>>> myself>>> as I feel more comfortable if a profesionial does it>>> but thats just me.>>>>>> Welcome to the group!!!!!!!!!!!!>>>>>> --- Victor Nicassio <cruzn51 > wrote:>>>> >> >--------------------------------->How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates.

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Victor let me send you a copy of the welcome e-mail. You can look at a Maureen's site that is listed in the e-mail and it contains some very good information for your doctor to see.

Let me know and I will get it out to you right away

Aletha

Re: [low dose naltrexone] New guy>>it was a regular pharmacy who got a price from a compounding pharmacy>>Cyndi Lenz <psychrngate (DOT) net> wrote: i was curious was that a regular pharmacy or a compounding pharmacy?>cyndi>On Jul 26, 2006, at 2:05 AM, M B wrote:>>> where do u live? I NEVER heard of a price that high>> for LDN in any dosage>>>> --- Victor Nicassio <cruzn51 > wrote:>>>>> i thought about having it done but the pharmasist>>> told me it cost @115.00 so i told him to drop dead>>>>>> M B <skippertulip2 > wrote: You>>> need to have it compounded to the correct dose.>>> Personally I dont like mixing meds and soutions>>> myself>>> as I feel more comfortable if a profesionial does it>>> but thats just me.>>>>>> Welcome to the group!!!!!!!!!!!!>>>>>> --- Victor Nicassio <cruzn51 > wrote:>>>> >> >--------------------------------->How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates.

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[Guest guest]

That would be great I aprieciate it very much thank-you VictorAletha Wittmann <Aletha@...> wrote: Victor let me send you a copy of the welcome e-mail. You can look at a Maureen's site that is listed in the e-mail and it contains some very good information for your doctor to see. Let me know and I will get it out to you right away Aletha Re: [low dose naltrexone] New guy>>it was a regular pharmacy who got a price from a compounding pharmacy>>Cyndi Lenz <psychrngate (DOT) net> wrote: i was curious was that a regular pharmacy or a compounding pharmacy?>cyndi>On Jul 26, 2006, at 2:05 AM, M B wrote:>>> where do u live? I NEVER heard of a price that high>> for LDN in any dosage>>>> --- Victor

Nicassio <cruzn51 > wrote:>>>>> i thought about having it done but the pharmasist>>> told me it cost @115.00 so i told him to drop dead>>>>>> M B <skippertulip2 > wrote: You>>> need to have it compounded to the correct dose.>>> Personally I dont like mixing meds and soutions>>> myself>>> as I feel more comfortable if a profesionial does it>>> but thats just me.>>>>>> Welcome to the group!!!!!!!!!!!!>>>>>> --- Victor Nicassio <cruzn51 > wrote:>>>> >> >--------------------------------->How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low

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why don't you email me his address off line at psychrn@... and I'll send him a dvd from the ldn conference cyndiOn Jul 26, 2006, at 9:18 PM, Aletha Wittmann wrote:Victor let me send you a copy of the welcome e-mail.  You can look at a Maureen's site that is listed in the e-mail and it contains some very good information for your doctor to see. Let me know and I will get it out to you right awayAletha Re: [low dose naltrexone] New guy>>it was a regular pharmacy who got a price from a compounding pharmacy>>Cyndi Lenz <psychrngate (DOT) net> wrote: i was curious was that a regular pharmacy or a compounding pharmacy?>cyndi>On Jul 26, 2006, at 2:05 AM, M B wrote:>>> where do u live? I NEVER heard of a price that high>> for LDN in any dosage>>>> --- Victor Nicassio <cruzn51 > wrote:>>>>> i thought about having it done but the pharmasist>>> told me it cost @115.00 so i told him to drop dead>>>>>> M B <skippertulip2 > wrote: You>>> need to have it compounded to the correct dose.>>> Personally I dont like mixing meds and soutions>>> myself>>> as I feel more comfortable if a profesionial does it>>> but thats just me.>>>>>> Welcome to the group!!!!!!!!!!!!>>>>>> --- Victor Nicassio <cruzn51 > wrote:>>>> >> >--------------------------------->How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates.How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates.

[Guest guest]

I just joined and have so far learned a lot from everyone's posts. I

suffer from all types of respiratory problems, and only recently

decided it was time to educate myself in alternative ways with dealing

with these problems (other than what the traditional Dr.s were telling

me).

Hope to learn a lot!

[Guest guest]

Welcome to our group .

[] New Guy

I just joined and have so far learned a lot from everyone's posts. I

suffer from all types of respiratory problems, and only recently

decided it was time to educate myself in alternative ways with dealing

with these problems (other than what the traditional Dr.s were telling

me).

Hope to learn a lot!

[Guest guest]

Welcome to our little sickbuilding family. Lots of good people

here.

>

> I just joined and have so far learned a lot from everyone's posts. I

> suffer from all types of respiratory problems, and only recently

> decided it was time to educate myself in alternative ways with dealing

> with these problems (other than what the traditional Dr.s were telling

> me).

>

> Hope to learn a lot!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi , Sorry to hear you are suffering but happy that you found us. Lots

of good

people here that can certainly help you out.

Sue

I just joined and have so far learned a lot from everyone's posts. I

suffer from all types of respiratory problems, and only recently

decided it was time to educate myself in alternative ways with dealing

with these problems (other than what the traditional Dr.s were telling

me).

Hope to learn a lot!

[Guest guest]

Hi Heyoka:

My wife finished her chemo three weeks ago. We did have a scare as her cancer

markers went up after her 5 th chemo treatment. I called our alternate doctor

and he told us what to do. He said to up Barbs fish oil and up her vitamin C

using a special type of vitamin C. He also said to juice using only a blender

and to use the whole fruit and not to use a juicer. No pit of course. We used

organic peaches as a base which have anticancer properties and coconut milk to

kill yeast. Yeast is very similar in structure to cancer and can turn into

cancer in a matter of days if the immune system is weak. The antibiotics given

to Barb at the hospital after surgery caused a yeast overgrowth in her

intestines and we have to undo that. We added fresh organic ginger root to the

mix which is supposed to kill ovarian cancer. Result, the next month Barbs ca

125 went down to 9, the lowest level ever. We also added wheat grass to the mix

as Barbs blood type can tolerate wheat grass. We do add strawberries and

blueberries to the mix as well, pomegranate too. Of course vitamin D is needed

to fight most cancers and we are trying to get Barbs vitamin D level up to 70

using vitamin D3. We went from a low of 14 to 63 in two months. Anything below

30 is in the danger zone.

We are addressing the causes we know, very low vitamin D level, lack of direct

sun light, and stress. We have used EFT ( emotional freedom technique) for

stress during Barbs chemo treatments. Just today we looked into yoga and several

other stress reduction programs. We are going to try them all and see what works

best for Barb. It seems stress is a big part of dealing with cancer.    

I am not so sure about the tomato as they are acidic, the body needs to be

alkaline to fight cancer. I am going to ask the alternate cancer doctor about

the B17 and the other things you mentioned. I can get real answers there.

 Barb

is supposed to visit him again after she gets the results back from her last

scan. He will give us a detox plan for 6 to 9 months then send Barb for a

battery of tests. Then he will develop a life plan for Barb to follow for her

blood type. Everything works different for each blood type. I am making up a

list of questions to ask.

We are not out of the woods yet but seem to be headed in that direction. So far

so good.

Thank you for your kindness and prayers, we are doing the prayers as well.

Vic

________________________________

From: heyokashuna <heyokashuna@...>

Sent: Mon, September 27, 2010 9:53:59 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: New guy

 

Hi Vic, I just now joined this site to gather info for my Mom, who is

dealing with breast cancer. Your post touched my heart and i just

wanted to tell you i'm going to keep you both in my heart and prayers.

I have been scouring the web, as you probably have, looking for info and

alternatives. I am going to order B17 (Laetrile, Amygdalina) for her to start,

among other things. Have you heard of Apricot Seeds or B17?

You might want to check on it....also Dr Leonard Coldwell's site has

alot of info based on alternative cures to cancer. (beware....his site looks

alittle " hoaky " , but i heard his interview on CoastToCoastAM - and i feel he is

sincere and knowledgable) Also pay attention to Dr Oz's path.....his recent

colon cancer scare is turning his attention toward cancers, and

prevention/cures....and he is one person whose motives and sincerity i DO trust.

Recently he mentioned 5 foods to eat every week which can reverse cancer...?

(this is how my mom presented it, i didn't actually see that show)....they are a

type of artichoke heart / Bok-Choy

/ Strawberries / Flounder / Tomato Paste.

Also, there is a heavily concentrated " hemp oil " (look up the Rick

Simpson story online) which is supossed to be very beneficial...and can kill

cancer. Dr Leonard mentioned it on that interview...and said that if applied to

skin cancer...the cancer will dry up and fall off. It is edible in rice grain

sized amounts and has other nutritional / healing benefits...they are claiming.

Getting it seems to be the difficult part, but shouldn't be in states where you

can get a medicinal license.

Anyway, my writing is as scrambled as my mind and emotions have been for the

past month!!! I hope you both are out of the woods, and i'll post back any new

stuff that might be worth checking into!

Warmth and Prayers for you both, Heyoka

_____________________________________

Victor Swiercz <roadmst1@...> wrote:

> I am Victor Swiercz new to this group. My wife (Barb) has ovarian

cancer and I want to make sure I am doing everything possible to help her. We

are doing quite a few natural things but I want to make sure I am not missing

anything that is helpful. She had surgery and went through chemo. I did take her

to several alternate doctors before settling on one. We did protective measures

and detoxing after each chemo treatment. So far so good, I am looking forward to

learn as much as I can. Vic

[Guest guest]

Hi Vic- Just out of curiosity, who is your Alternative Medicine Doctor?

Thanks,

Kim

Victor Swiercz <roadmst1@...> wrote:

>

> Hi Heyoka:

>

> My wife finished her chemo three weeks ago. We did have a scare as her cancer

> markers went up after her 5 th chemo treatment. I called our alternate doctor

> and he told us what to do. He said to up Barbs fish oil and up her vitamin C

> using a special type of vitamin C. He also said to juice using only a blender

> and to use the whole fruit and not to use a juicer. No pit of course. We used

> organic peaches as a base which have anticancer properties and coconut milk

to

> kill yeast. Yeast is very similar in structure to cancer and can turn into

> cancer in a matter of days if the immune system is weak. The antibiotics given

> to Barb at the hospital after surgery caused a yeast overgrowth in her

> intestines and we have to undo that. We added fresh organic ginger root to

the

> mix which is supposed to kill ovarian cancer. Result, the next month Barbs ca

> 125 went down to 9, the lowest level ever. We also added wheat grass to the

mix

> as Barbs blood type can tolerate wheat grass. We do add strawberries and

> blueberries to the mix as well, pomegranate too. Of course vitamin D is needed

> to fight most cancers and we are trying to get Barbs vitamin D level up to 70

> using vitamin D3. We went from a low of 14 to 63 in two months. Anything below

> 30 is in the danger zone.

>

> We are addressing the causes we know, very low vitamin D level, lack of direct

> sun light, and stress. We have used EFT ( emotional freedom technique) for

> stress during Barbs chemo treatments. Just today we looked into yoga and

several

> other stress reduction programs. We are going to try them all and see what

works

> best for Barb. It seems stress is a big part of dealing with cancer.

>

> I am not so sure about the tomato as they are acidic, the body needs to be

> alkaline to fight cancer. I am going to ask the alternate cancer doctor about

> the B17 and the other things you mentioned. I can get real answers there. Barb

> is supposed to visit him again after she gets the results back from her last

> scan. He will give us a detox plan for 6 to 9 months then send Barb for a

> battery of tests. Then he will develop a life plan for Barb to follow for her

> blood type. Everything works different for each blood type. I am making up a

> list of questions to ask.

>

> We are not out of the woods yet but seem to be headed in that direction. So

far

> so good.

>

> Thank you for your kindness and prayers, we are doing the prayers as well.

>

> Vic

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim:

Dr. Bergin, he works out of Dr. Mercola's building in a suburb of Chicago ILL.

http://naturalhealthcenter.mercola.com/

We just signed up to go here as well for additional info and programs. They can

not talk about supplements but from my understanding they do get speakers who

can, in a round about way.  They also have cooking classes for healthy eating

and a slew of stress management programs. I did not have a chance to view all

the programs but there are many. I do know the few I mentioned. Check it out.

http://www.wellnesshouse.org/

Vic 

________________________________

From: kallison23

Sent: Wed, September 29, 2010

 

Hi Vic- Just out of curiosity, who is your Alternative Medicine Doctor?

Thanks,

Kim