Re: graviola?Used for thyroid cancer diagnosis

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Judith

I used Graviola in powdered (then put in capsules) form for a diagnosis

of papillary thyroid cancer starting in Oct 2003 and have now started again on

a liquid formulation (JC360) 1 oz in addition to 3 capsules.

I purchased the powdered form for about $1.90 an oz at the Sage Woman

health food store in Colorado Springs, CO and I got the liquid, JC360, at

www.silvercreeklabs.com.

I took several other substances & protocols also, but I believe that the

Graviola was very important and that it was helpful as my cancer marker test,

DR-70 was favorable in Feb 2004. I believe that it also has many other

benefits than killing cancer cells as is described in some of its literature.

In a message dated 6/8/04 4:32:12 PM Mountain Daylight Time,

jes94@... writes:

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> Anyone know anything about graviola? any side effects? anything?

> Judith

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" I believe that it also has many other

benefits than killing cancer cells as is described in some of its

literature "

Thank you, Addie. What other benefits?

I have tried giving other supplements to my husband without any noticable

effect. I added graviola just a few weeks ago and it has been amazing. At

first nothing then one day he began having pain in his surgical area for

prostate cancer--he described it as " zing, zing, zing " and didn't last long.

He was concerned about it but didn't tell me until he started noticing he

was feeling so much better. More energy and strength, feeling of wellness,

etc. that he hadn't had since pre-op. The surgery took a great deal out of

him. He is practically back to his old self and is very, very happy about

it.

Has anyone else had any experience with it?

Even with his exuberant testimonial to my sister who has breast cancer

with mets still won't try it or anything else other thanwhat her doctor

orders. She says she has to have her doctor's approval to take anything

along with her " medicine " (she won't call it chemo). As he is always in a

hurry she doesn't ask any questions. She says he is very busy as he has many

patients besides just her.

ARG! I so badly want her to be a fighter. She just accepts any treatment

they give her without question. She is 63 years old--way too young to just

give up. She is getting weaker and weaker. Any suggestions? She lives all

the way across the country from me. And I am the younger sister, too, so

that may well be a factor.

I have sent her a couple of supplements along with highlighted sections

to read--safe to take along with chemo, helps build up immune system, etc.

One was MGN3 that the health food store had glowing reports of for a local

woman. Even her radiologist had told her about a patient who had taken it

while putting off surgery for cancer in his shoulder area. He said the guy

is out playing golf still with full use of his arm and never had the

surgery. She hasn't even opened the bottle.

Judith