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Best way to alkalinize? Fruits, vegetables, citrate form of supplements i.e.

[ ] Re: WAY OT: Alternative health treatments for brain

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> Make sure body is not too acidic. Cancers love an acidic

environment!!

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>

Best ways to alkalinise, ?

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Problem is that targeted fatty acid supplementation based on laboratory

results is questionable and has not been shown to be valid.

Mark Schauss

www.carbonbased.com

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brain tumors?

Hi Kari

Great Smokies Labs has a test for fatty acids. Here is the link:

https://www.gsdl.com/home/assessments/fattyacids/

They may be able to give you a list of practitioners in your area

that use Great Smokies, if you don't know a doctor that does.

I believe Blue Cross Blue Shield covered it when I did it; but that

was not an HMO plan. I think it is between $200-$300...can't

remember exactly.

Good luck.

Therefore it would mean a test is in

> order to determine where the EFA's are in order to balance.

Guessing

> HMO insurances won't be too thrilled to pay for such a test.

Who is

> the leaders in EFA testing? And/or if anyone has a name of

someone

> they have worked with that is up on this please pass it along.

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Kari,

Phew. Tough question. Wish I had an answer but I'm not aware of anything.

I will ask around though.

Mark

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brain tumors?

Hi Mark,

I know you've worked with a lot of different kinds of cases,

wondering if you've ever heard of anything holistically/biomedically

based for someone to look into regarding a brain tumor? I have asked

my friend for more details that she might have regarding it to see if

that helps. I am " assuming " it don't beleive it's cancerous or else

they would be pushing/suggesting she go that route of treatment.

Currently they said to wait and see what happens. Happened to her

last year and she did and the problems (intense headaches) went away,

but now they are back. This is probably unrelated, but ironically

the issues seemed to arrise at the same time of the year last and

this.

Thanks,

Kari

> Problem is that targeted fatty acid supplementation based on

laboratory

> results is questionable and has not been shown to be valid.

>

> Mark Schauss

> www.carbonbased.com

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In 1998 when I was getting acupuncture to tame my tracheal carcinoma, I watched

my acupuncture doctor (over the course of several months) shrink the brain tumor

of an 18 month old boy. I am always interested in learning more about " other

paths to the top of the mountain. " At the time I never suspected I was also

mercury poisoned. Although a friend with two different brain cancers (in 1990)

was certain her amalgams had contributed to her cancers. Sometimes we can't hear

until we can hear and we can't see until we can see.

....

[ ] Re: WAY OT: Alternative health

treatments for

> brain tumors?

>

>

>

> Hi Mark,

> I know you've worked with a lot of different kinds of cases,

> wondering if you've ever heard of anything

holistically/biomedically

> based for someone to look into regarding a brain tumor? I have

asked

> my friend for more details that she might have regarding it to see

if

> that helps. I am " assuming " it don't beleive it's cancerous or

else

> they would be pushing/suggesting she go that route of treatment.

> Currently they said to wait and see what happens. Happened to her

> last year and she did and the problems (intense headaches) went

away,

> but now they are back. This is probably unrelated, but ironically

> the issues seemed to arrise at the same time of the year last and

> this.

> Thanks,

> Kari

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Thanks Cristina. I didn't even think of this. But I will say I recently met a

very gifted acupuncturist/Chinese doctor and wouldn't have thought about giving

her a call. Which also makes me even think of cranial sacral. Theoretically is

there is a mass there must be some structural component with the cranial that

plays a role. I know of another miracle worker in this area.

Thanks again!!!

Kari

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brain tumors?

In 1998 when I was getting acupuncture to tame my tracheal carcinoma, I

watched my acupuncture doctor (over the course of several months) shrink the

brain tumor of an 18 month old boy. I am always interested in learning more

about " other paths to the top of the mountain. " At the time I never suspected I

was also mercury poisoned. Although a friend with two different brain cancers

(in 1990) was certain her amalgams had contributed to her cancers. Sometimes we

can't hear until we can hear and we can't see until we can see.

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Another route is Ayurveda..Last Fall a British doctor went on ITV Breakfast TV

claiming very significant improvements in ovarian cancers, a type which is

really difficult to resolve. It turns out this remedy alkalizes the body,

something which my doctor had already told my mother to do. Reduce the acidic

foods ie dairy, grains and meat!! This destroys the cancer milieu!

Sorry can't remember the name of the remedy :-((

[ ] Re: WAY OT: Alternative health

treatments for

> brain tumors?

>

>

>

> Hi Mark,

> I know you've worked with a lot of different kinds of cases,

> wondering if you've ever heard of anything

holistically/biomedically

> based for someone to look into regarding a brain tumor? I have

asked

> my friend for more details that she might have regarding it to see

if

> that helps. I am " assuming " it don't beleive it's cancerous or

else

> they would be pushing/suggesting she go that route of treatment.

> Currently they said to wait and see what happens. Happened to her

> last year and she did and the problems (intense headaches) went

away,

> but now they are back. This is probably unrelated, but ironically

> the issues seemed to arrise at the same time of the year last and

> this.

> Thanks,

> Kari

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Just remembered the Ayurveda remedy that the British doctor was using

... " KARKTEL " (sp??)

I'll see if I can find any press articles on it.

[ ] Re: WAY OT: Alternative health

treatments for

> brain tumors?

>

>

>

> Hi Mark,

> I know you've worked with a lot of different kinds of cases,

> wondering if you've ever heard of anything

holistically/biomedically

> based for someone to look into regarding a brain tumor? I have

asked

> my friend for more details that she might have regarding it to see

if

> that helps. I am " assuming " it don't beleive it's cancerous or

else

> they would be pushing/suggesting she go that route of treatment.

> Currently they said to wait and see what happens. Happened to her

> last year and she did and the problems (intense headaches) went

away,

> but now they are back. This is probably unrelated, but ironically

> the issues seemed to arrise at the same time of the year last and

> this.

> Thanks,

> Kari

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Here's more information on the Ayurveda herb and BTW it has to be prescribed by

a doctor !!

[ ] Re: WAY OT: Alternative health

treatments for

> brain tumors?

>

>

>

> Hi Mark,

> I know you've worked with a lot of different kinds of cases,

> wondering if you've ever heard of anything

holistically/biomedically

> based for someone to look into regarding a brain tumor? I have

asked

> my friend for more details that she might have regarding it to see

if

> that helps. I am " assuming " it don't beleive it's cancerous or

else

> they would be pushing/suggesting she go that route of treatment.

> Currently they said to wait and see what happens. Happened to her

> last year and she did and the problems (intense headaches) went

away,

> but now they are back. This is probably unrelated, but ironically

> the issues seemed to arrise at the same time of the year last and

> this.

> Thanks,

> Kari

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Whoops forgot to put in link.

Spoke to the Ovarian Help Cancer Line and they said the herb has been used

successfuly also for melanoma and thyroid cancer!

http://www.carctolhome.com/

[ ] Re: WAY OT: Alternative health

treatments for

> brain tumors?

>

>

>

> Hi Mark,

> I know you've worked with a lot of different kinds of cases,

> wondering if you've ever heard of anything

holistically/biomedically

> based for someone to look into regarding a brain tumor? I have

asked

> my friend for more details that she might have regarding it to see

if

> that helps. I am " assuming " it don't beleive it's cancerous or

else

> they would be pushing/suggesting she go that route of treatment.

> Currently they said to wait and see what happens. Happened to her

> last year and she did and the problems (intense headaches) went

away,

> but now they are back. This is probably unrelated, but ironically

> the issues seemed to arrise at the same time of the year last and

> this.

> Thanks,

> Kari

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