Re: mouth cancer

[Guest guest]

I do not see malonic acid listed under the carrot in The Clinician's Handbook of

Natural Healing by Null, but the Webster's Mdical Dictionary states that

the B complex vitamins naturally contain malonic acid. Does this mean to not

take anything that comntains the B complex, too??

Steve

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Thanks Shirley;

I was using Cansema myself for awhile and it did seem to be working for awhile

and then the tumours continued to grow..I notice that it has Chaparal in it, and

according to Drs book on cancer pg 120; Chaparral is listed as having

" malonic acid " which is an " inhibitor " to healing..This seems to refer to the

dried herb..I think that we have to be careful that the herbs and potions that

we use contain none of these inhibiting factors..For instance I found out

through her book that carrots and brocolli are also producers of " malonic acid "

and that blew me away as I've been using those 2 vegetables for years in my

juicer; never realizing that they contained this substance..It has been known

since 1925..

I have heard of people who juiced regularly with these same vegetables; and

still developed cancerous tumours..I believe that as according to Dr's

advice; the whole program must be followed

I have since stopped using the Cansema, but in your case where it is being used

upon a skin cancer; this could be OK..If it's working..go for it..

thanks for writing...mel ;-)