Re: Cansema Amazing - Dr.

[Guest guest]

A friend of mine who has had two mastectomies and a hysterectomy was

distressed to find that a lump she had on her hand was squamous cell

carcinoma. She had been cutting it, thinking it was a wart, but it had

become painful. She was ashamed to show it to the Dr, because it was so

small, but her GP said immediately it was a cancer and she should get it cut

out.

All the cancer specialists in the city seem very busy, but she did find

someone who would push an appt in for her. He was going to cut it out, but

wouldn't even listen to her questions about other things on her skin, and

was very abrupt and dismissive. I happened to ring her the day before she

was going to see him. She decided to cancel the appt and go and see another

Dr, who treats cancer with light (dunno, somone else might know about that).

I told her where in her city she could get cansema, but she rang them up

instead of calling in person, and it was a few days before the company got

back to her, by which time I had sent her some cansema myself. She spoke

with two people, both from different companies who supply these salves for

veterinary use, and both were extremely helpful and positive, and gave her

directions in addition to what I had printed out for her. I had sent her

photos of the results of skin cancer on the face of one of these people -

operation after operation until he heard about cansema, which dealt with all

growths over time.

She saw the " Light Treatment " Dr. who was really nice, gave her an hour of

his time at no charge (the other one wanted payment even for the op ahead of

time), showed her on his screen what the growth looked like on his screen,

and was altogether a more attractive prospect as a medical practitioner. " I

will come back to you, " she told him, " and I want to get you to treat these

other things on my skin, but do you mind if I delay treatment of this one,

as I want to try Cansema on it? " " Not at all, " he replied, and so an

appointment was made for ten days hence. She rang me today, which was the

day of that appointment.

After she applied the cansema to the growth, which was hard and looked like

a grain of rice, a little crop of " babies " came up around it, and fell off.

The main one was still there, but it changed in appearance, and I understood

her to say that the core seemed to have opened.

The " light doctor " was astounded at the effect of the cansema. He suggested

they wait another ten days to see what else happened, but as she wanted to

travel to the other side of Australia, they settled that he would cut out

what was still there. He also showed her on the screen what it looked like

now, and it was completely different. I understood her to say that

previously there appeared to be some veins to it, but it was a quick phone

call, and hard to hear, so I would have to check on that when I speak with

her again. They will send what they cut out for examination. She expects

that they will just find dead cells.

The Dr. said that even if any of it did grow again, she would be able to

apply the salve again.

The Dr was of the opinion that this salve would soon be on the market if it

was so effective. How sweet!

Rowena

[Guest guest]

Awesome!!! I used Cansema and in fact just about to use it on a 6th

skin cancer. It has been the best. I have had little to minimal

scarring and not one has returned in 4 years.

I doubt we'll see it on the market though because it's so cheap to

make. The one I have from simpledefeat.com has lasted me a long

long time.

[Guest guest]

It appears to be pretty much a generic formulation for " Black Salve " . One

of the better books out there on the subject is called " BLACK SALVES, A

botanical approach to treatment " by Ingrid Naiman. Very interesting reading

with a number of recipes.

Regards,

Bruce Guilmette, PhD

Survive Cancer Foundation, Inc.

http://survivecancerfoundation.org <http://survivecancerfoundation.org/>

Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day

has enough trouble of its own. Matt 6:34 (NIV)

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Behalf Of wenron1983

Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2006 9:06 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Cansema " Amazing " - Dr.

Awesome!!! I used Cansema and in fact just about to use it on a 6th

skin cancer. It has been the best. I have had little to minimal

scarring and not one has returned in 4 years.

I doubt we'll see it on the market though because it's so cheap to

make. The one I have from simpledefeat.com has lasted me a long

long time.

[Guest guest]

--Rowena: Have you heard of anyone using this topically on a tumor

very close to the surface of the skin(breast area)to be more specific?

Just a thought. Frann

great post by the way Praise God for her healing.....

, " Rowena " <newses@...> wrote:

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> The Dr was of the opinion that this salve would soon be on the

market if it

> was so effective. How sweet!

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> Rowena

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[Guest guest]

Yes, Cansema does work on breast cancer--my breast

cancer tumor came out in 10 days. The tumor was the

size of a half dollar. Have photos for the

disbelievers. This all happened in 2002 and I am very

alive and well without Western meds RX drugs, etc. In

fact, I believe that Premarin played a large part in

my getting breast cancer. I have not taken an RX drug

since 2002. Cancer was not inherited, because no one

has ever had cancer in my family--not one.

Grandfather lived to 94, grandmother lived to 101 and

so on.

Pattie

--- fmschwegler <fmschwegler@...> wrote:

> --Rowena: Have you heard of anyone using this

> topically on a tumor

> very close to the surface of the skin(breast area)to

> be more specific?

> Just a thought. Frann

> great post by the way Praise God for her

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[Guest guest]

Pattie, I would love to see those photos! Not that I don't believe you. Just

that it might give me the courage to try it. How long did it take the wound to

heal? What kind of breast cancer did you have?

From: Pat Mc

Yes, Cansema does work on breast cancer--my breast

cancer tumor came out in 10 days. The tumor was the

size of a half dollar. Have photos for the

disbelievers. This all happened in 2002 and I am very

alive and well without Western meds RX drugs, etc.

[Guest guest]

yes, but it can be very painful on an open sore. Years ago someone

suggested that an MD was required to provide pain management if requested.

I have used it successfully (I had the pathology reports before and

after) for Basal cell carcinoma.

Dave

fmschwegler wrote:

>--Rowena: Have you heard of anyone using this topically on a tumor

>very close to the surface of the skin(breast area)to be more specific?

>Just a thought. Frann

>great post by the way Praise God for her healing.....

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[Guest guest]

I know people who have used it on large tumors that you see bulging out. DMSO

mixed with the cansema will help it to penetrate more, but it will be painful, I

agree. There will be a scar in most cases. I was fortunate not to get a scar

from cansema, but did with surgery. I have seen breast tumors, neck tumors, and

skin cancers come out in big globs. The philipines use bloodroot paste with zinc

chloride and I've heard they now say they have an actual treatment/cure for

cancer. Too bad we can't say that here:(

Dave wrote: yes, but it can be very painful on an open sore. Years ago someone

suggested that an MD was required to provide pain management if requested.

Dave

[Guest guest]

The site www.tumorx.com has tons of photos you can see as well. So does Beven

Potter. I have some too of my temple I used it on.

King's Song <melanie@...> wrote:

Pattie, I would love to see those photos! Not that I don't believe

you. Just that it might give me the courage to try it. How long did it take the

wound to heal? What kind of breast cancer did you have?

[Guest guest]

Pattie,

would you mind sharing your testimony on the forum I love to visit

www.althealthtalk.com there are lots of black salve testimonies and this helps

to encourage people.

Pat Mc <pjmacblondie@...> wrote:

Yes, Cansema does work on breast cancer--my breast

cancer tumor came out in 10 days. The tumor was the

size of a half dollar. Have photos for the

disbelievers.

[Guest guest]

--Dave: If there isn't an open area will it just dissolve the tumor

under the skin or force it out? Sounds pretty intense and gross if

you don't mind the comment. Frann

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[Guest guest]

Hi :

You can see my testimony at altcancer.com and I will

send you photos if you wish. It was a long journey

for me and my entire life has changed dramatically

since 2002 for the better. I cannot say I liked being

told I had breast cancer; but I have never been so

blessed and happy as I am now. I believe for every

negative there is a positive, if you just look for it.

I am very out-spoken, perhaps that is why I was

chosen--so I could tell others and help them. Don't

really know why I am still here. I had three friends

with cancer, who all did chemo, all died within a few

months afterwards. I was going that route also, until

a close friend directed me to Cansema and I cancelled

my scheduled surgery. I owe her my life. She had

ovarian cancer about ten years ago and did

Cansema--she is alive and well also.

Pattie

--- McAvene <wenron1983@...> wrote:

> Pattie,

> would you mind sharing your testimony on the forum

> I love to visit www.althealthtalk.com there are

> lots of black salve testimonies and this helps to

> encourage people.

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> Pat Mc <pjmacblondie@...> wrote:

> Yes, Cansema does work on breast

> cancer--my breast

> cancer tumor came out in 10 days. The tumor was the

> size of a half dollar. Have photos for the

> disbelievers.

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[Guest guest]

Pattie,

Your friend had ovarian cancer and did Cansema? Could you tell me a little

more about this. I have breast cancer that has gone into the bones. I'm

wondering if I can use Cansema on those places outside my bones where I know the

cancer is, and if it will pull it out and/or kill it? I looked it up and found

the deep tissue Cansema (with DMSO.) There is also the tonic, and pills.

Tina in the boonies of Kentucky

Pattie Wrote:

She had ovarian cancer about ten years ago and did

Cansema--she is alive and well also.

Pattie

[Guest guest]

Pattie, could you please direct us to the exact page of your testimony? Also,

YES, I would like to see the pictures.

From: Pat Mc

You can see my testimony at altcancer.com and I will

send you photos if you wish.

[Guest guest]

Tina the Cansema will pull out the cancer from the bones BUT you have to change

your internal environment to really help things along. Cantron is what comes to

mind. If God chooses, this tool could reverse it.

[Guest guest]

Hi Tina,

I also have secondary bone cancer and have just yesterday actually ,ordered

the cansema blackroot tonic, If it works so well on the outside then hopefully

it will do the same on the inside ,its apparently the same solution except in

oral form!!!!

Ann-Marie from Bonnie Scotland :~)

From: Tina

Pattie,Your friend had ovarian cancer and did Cansema? Could you tell me a

little more about this. I have breast cancer that has gone into the bones. I'm

wondering if I can use Cansema on those places outside my bones where I know the

cancer is, and if it will pull it out and/or kill it? I looked it up and found

the deep tissue Cansema (with DMSO.) There is also the tonic, and pills.

[Guest guest]

Hi, Frann ..

On a skin cancer, it will bubble up and the cancer areas eventually scab

over and fall off. Took about a week for me, and bubbled up in three

areas around where I had the biopsy - an area about the size of a dime.

Every day I cleaned off the black salve and put new on, and then

bandaged it. The actual cancer looked a lot smaller, but the salve got

red and bubbled up over a larger area that the original sore was. This

is why the surgeon eventually cut away over a full centimeter on all

sides (have a 4 " scar on the arm..) On internal cancers, I think it will

somehow forces the cancer to the surface, bubbles up, crusts over and

falls off. Takes longer, larger sores probably hurt.

There is a website that discusses this, and from my own experience, it

seems pretty accurate, at least with a skin cancer:

http://www.tumorx.com/ Warning the photos there are disturbing, but

also show some large tumors which came out.

Dave

fmschwegler wrote:

>--Dave: If there isn't an open area will it just dissolve the tumor

>under the skin or force it out? Sounds pretty intense and gross if

>you don't mind the comment. Frann

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>management if requested.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Tina, I too have bone secondaries, however some of mine are in the pelvis and

neck of femur...my sternum is the worst spot and is actively altering the shape

of my ribs.I dont know that I could get the cansema close enough to the affected

areas? I am on Arimidex and Bonefos...however after my scan/blood tests next

week am starting on Entelev (I am in Oz). I could probably get the Cansema sent

in from the US if it was thought worth me trying...altho I do have it in the

shoulder and skull and I guess I can sure reach those....its just that the hip

worries me more as its painful. What please is DMSO?

TIA, Marg

[Guest guest]

Hello Group,

Anybody here have experience or knowledge with CANCEMA in treating endometrial

or ovarian cancer? My wife has it and I am looking for survivors of this type of

cancer who have successfuly cured themselves using CANCEMA. Any input will be

very much appreciated.

Regards to all,

Rick

[Guest guest]

>Ann Marie: Would you be kind enough to explain afew things about this

product. I have read and read and noticed there are some that are

taken internally by mouth and some topically. Does it make a

difference? The pictures are beyond graphic and I'm not sure I could

stomach that. Internally is better for me I think. Frann

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[Guest guest]

Hi Frann,

Google cansema suppliers and there is a whole lot of info, I purchased from

tri-herba. I have been so tempted for such a long time to try the black salve

but my tumours are in the spine and hip and not just directly under the skin. So

I think this might suit us both more effectively. There is also alot of info on

the tumourx website.

Good health to all :~)

From: fmschwegler

Ann Marie: Would you be kind enough to explain afew things about this product.

[Guest guest]

I love the CANSEMA/Black Salve concoction. It works very good. I suggest the

following website and read about Sassie

_www.diamonjdonkeys.com/Sassie.htm_ (http://www.diamonjdonkeys.com/Sassie.htm)

scroll down for story and

pictures.

[Guest guest]

Seeing what it does on the outside of the body, what

stops it from doing the same thing on the inside of

the body?

Joe

[Guest guest]

Marg, you don't have to send to the US for Cansema. Talk to Bevan Potter in

Qld. Read his personal experience on his website. Or order it on line from

him or a vet in Perth if you are in WA.

http://www.bevanpotter.com/

http://health.centreforce.com/ select " My story " and " My photos " etc.

http://www.holisticanimalmedicines.com/

As my dentist said: " Watch what the vets are doing " .

Also look up the herbs to take.

Rowena

[Guest guest]

Further to what I wrote originally, I checked with my friend what she meant

by veins, and she said that they were the " roots " of the cancer, and that

they looked like veins. They had disappeared after the Cansema treatment.

She's very happy with her results, planning her trip to the Eastern States

(Australia), taking her Cansema with her, and spreading the word about it.

Other people are looking it up on the net and getting excited too, because

there are so many people they know who could be helped by it!

Oh dear, I do hope that discussing this doesn't make life hard for people

dealing in it! We know how upset some people can be when non-orthodox

therapies work.

Rowena

The " light doctor " was astounded at the effect of the cansema. He suggested

they wait another ten days to see what else happened, but as she wanted to

travel to the other side of Australia, they settled that he would cut out

what was still there. He also showed her on the screen what it looked like

now, and it was completely different. I understood her to say that

previously there appeared to be some veins to it, but it was a quick phone

call, and hard to hear, so I would have to check on that when I speak with

her again.