Re: Esophagus Cancer

August 18, 2005

I have a friend who is dealing with esophageal cancer. I am anxious to gather

any and all information as well. I would think lots and lots of freshly juiced

veggies...taken in small amounts throughout the day would be helpful...if not

vital.

jaya deva wrote: Hi,

My aunty has gone through esohagous surgery. It's been

almost 5 months since the surgery has taken place. Her weight

has reduced to 32 kg from 40kg(at the time of surgery).

She had no problem for 4 months,

She did not take any therapy, doctors suggested to

take chemo, but my aunty is not in favour of this

therapy.

She has some problems - like if she eats food, her

stomach gets pulled(and some pain in stomach). She has

to take some potassium tablets to relieve the pain.

She has vomiting sensation also.

Please advise or suggest any herb or diet to take. Or

any medicine available in India.

If she eats less. she says she wants to eat; but if she

eats, her stomach gets full and a strong contraction or pull

happens in her stomach. thanks

September 15, 2006

hiheaven5 writes:

> Although there are drugs for it, I do not recommend them for a long period of

time. there are many things you can do on your own to help with this.

>

I think that I may have acid reflux...what can you suggest that is natural?

September 15, 2006

The cause of cancer is due to a breakdown in your immune system. this is

usually a combination of things but big factors are poor diet, lack of sleep,

stress and exposure to toxins. Specificaly with the esophagus is acid reflux.

Although there are drugs for it, I do not recommend them for a long period of

time. there are many things you can do on your own to help with this.

September 15, 2006

First and foremost, alkaline water and oxygenated water.

Johanne

From: szukipoo@...

I think that I may have acid reflux...what can you suggest that is natural?

September 16, 2006

thought I would forward my reply to the group as perhaps others can benefit from

it as well

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Do not eat within 2 to 3 hours of going to bed. Remove from your diet caffeine,

hot peppers and spices. Remove fried foods and acidy ones such as tomatos. You

may want to keep a food diary and see just what is bothering you. It could be

only cooked tomatos and raw might be ok. When you are better you may find that

you can have these things early in the day without problems.

If you do expierence acid, and this often happens after you have gone to bed.

Take a 1/2 glass of water and add 1 to 2 TBS of apple cider vinegar to it and

drink it down fast. This sounds like the opposite of what you need but it does

work.

You can also get risers for your bed. These are little posts that you place

under the legs that will raise your bed about 6 inches off the floor. It It

will hardly be noticeable but will make a difference for your acid reflex. they

are called bed risers and usually come in a box of 4 but you want to use just

the 2 for the head of the bed only.

You can also take digestive enzymes before meals. Very helpful. You can get

them at a health food store-best to get the broad-spectrum type.

Go to the site Mercola.com and type in acid relflux and you will learn more

there.

I have done these things in my own home for both myself and my husband and

they worked for us.

September 16, 2006

Greetings,

Actually get some kefir grains and get the real product from Mother

Nature, direct. Much more broad spectrum and much better for the wallet.

Bright Blessings,

Kim

At 08:50 AM 9/16/2006, you wrote:

snip

> You can also take digestive enzymes before meals. Very

> helpful. You can get them at a health food store-best to get the

> broad-spectrum type.

>

January 29, 2008

Liza,

Your friend may not like hearing this, but if he wishes to heal from

the cancer, he is going to have to stop traveling and stay in one

place, concentrating his efforts on getting well. Sad to say, if he

does not cease the traveling and settle down to the business of

healing the cancer, he may soon settle down permanently and forever.

That is, he may die and never travel again.

It is one of the hardest things in the world to heal from a Major Dis-

ease like cancer while traveling. One simply cannot consistently eat

the best anti-cancer foods that way; one cannot get proper rest or

proper sleep, and one's digestion and elimination does not function

well at all when one is constantly on the move.

When I am at home, I have a bowel movement like clockwork every

morning. As soon as I travel to another place, I do not have that

morning bowel movement, and my bowel movements become erratic.

He simply must settle in one place and concentrate his efforts on

healing IF he wants to get well. If getting well is not so important

to him, then he can keep traveling. He cannot have both.

Apologies and best wishes,

Elliot

>

> Hi, I'm a follower of this group since 2005 when my father was

diagnosed with prostate cancer, i tried budwig diet on him for one

month but it didn't work, i now know why. Last month a close friend

of my husband was diagnosed with esophagus cancer that has

metastasized, he decided not to go through any treatment & just

waiting for his time, he is a vegetarian all his life & he just

turned 60, i suggested budwig diet to him & asked him to search on

it, he reported back that its a lot of work, well i know why coz

people around him are the one preparing his food & he doesn't want to

bother them by adding extra work for them, he travels a lot, reading

his email to my husband put tears in my eyes, he is going down day by

day, more pain & more morphine, get tired easily, he doesn't have

that much energy now when he gives his talk, he is a buddhist monk. i

told my husband that so far with my search for cancer cure the

easiest is budwig diet compare with other treatments.

>

> i would appreciate very much if anyone here could suggest

something for my friend.

>

> thank you.

>

> liza

>

> p.s. i would appreciate if Olson could give me some

suggestion.

>

January 29, 2008

Liza,

See my website under construction http://www.curemanual.com

Aside from the diet, pay close attention to the detoxes, the cleanses

and the pollution avoidance measures.

Ask me for clarifications.

Regards,

Edwin

liza chua wrote:

>

> Hi, I'm a follower of this group since 2005 when my father was

> diagnosed with prostate cancer, i tried budwig diet on him for one

> month but it didn't work, i now know why. Last month a close friend of

> my husband was diagnosed with esophagus cancer that has metastasized,

> he decided not to go through any treatment & just waiting for his

> time, he is a vegetarian all his life & he just turned 60, i suggested

> budwig diet to him & asked him to search on it, he reported back that

> its a lot of work, well i know why coz people around him are the one

> preparing his food & he doesn't want to bother them by adding extra

> work for them, he travels a lot, reading his email to my husband put

> tears in my eyes, he is going down day by day, more pain & more

> morphine, get tired easily, he doesn't have that much energy now when

> he gives his talk, he is a buddhist monk. i told my husband that so

> far with my search for cancer cure the easiest is budwig diet compare

> with other treatments.

>

> i would appreciate very much if anyone here could suggest something

> for my friend.

>

> thank you.

>

> liza

>

> p.s. i would appreciate if Olson could give me some suggestion.

>

January 29, 2008

Edwin,

I'm looking at your intestinal cleanse. I did always wonder what a VCO

fast consisted of. Thanks for posting it! I'm looking forward to seeing

more information on your webiste.

Would Okra-Pepsin-E3 by standard process also provide the same cleansing as

the Pepsin GI for the intestine?

Tina in Kentucky

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Subject: Re: [ ] esophagus cancer