Re: calcification around tumor

[Guest guest]

Hi Robyn,

You need to find out if the calcifications are microcalcifications or

not. Microcalcifications are sometimes and indication of DCIS - Ductal

Carcinoma in Situ. That is the non-invasive cancer that is often the

precursor of invasive cancer.

Regular calcifications are normal and don't mean anything.

It is up to you to decide how you should treat the cancer. I don't

think we can really help you with that.

ar

On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 06:59:12 -0700 (PDT), " robyn howell "

<robynehowell@...> said:

> I had a biobsy on a breast tumor 3 weeks ago. It is about 1 inch, the

> same as it was 3 months ago. No mets as far as he can tell. He says there

> may be a couple of lymp nodes under my arm that need to go besides having

> a masectomy. He says there is calcification around the tumor(does anyone

> know what that means?)  He says my other option is to do chemo and try to

> shrink the tumor to do a lumpectomy.  The last 3 months I have completely

> changed my diet and have been doing budwig for 2 months.  Does anyone

> have any suggestions. I was thinking if the tumor isnt growing I should

> wait.

> Thanks,  Robyn

>

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[Guest guest]

Robyn,

Normally calcification  of a tumor means the tumor is

benign.  So wonder why  further Chemo therapy, etc 

would be suggested?  I would get a second opinion and have a

specialist  review again with you.

Now i have lung mets (tumors in lungs) and take LDN, Artemix

and flaxseeds in my diet, which is making them ill so showing

calcifications on my scans.   The tumors show bright white

on the scans so oncologist said they look ill or sick as

calcified.  This is the other possibility if you are taking

alternatives so chemo doesn't have to be taken.

i am happy with this so may be another result for you?  Get

a second opinion before undertaking Chemo... that's for sure.

Dee

http://ldn4cancer.com

I had a biobsy on a breast tumor 3 weeks ago. It is about 1 inch, the

same as it was 3 months ago. No mets as far as he can tell. He says

there may be a couple of lymp nodes under my arm that need to go

besides having a masectomy. He says there is calcification around the

tumor(does anyone know what that means?) He says my other option is to

do chemo and try to shrink the tumor to do a lumpectomy. The last 3

months I have completely changed my diet and have been doing budwig for 2

months. Does anyone have any suggestions. I was thinking if the tumor isnt

growing I should wait.

Thanks, Robyn

[Guest guest]

Hi Robyn,

Try cayenne tinctures for blood circulation. The hotter the better.

Search for Dr. Schulze. He sells them. Better yet, make your own.

Pretty easy. http://curezone.com/schulze/ Better yet, get an appointment

with Dr. Schulze.

The cayenne tincture is supposed to blast its way through blocked veins

and deliver nutrients wherever needed. The budwig nutrients will be

delivered to where it is useful.

http://www.myhealthblog.org/2007/11/02/my-cayenne-tincture-is-a-big-hit/

Edwin

robyn howell wrote:

>

> I had a biobsy on a breast tumor 3 weeks ago. It is about 1 inch, the

> same as it was 3 months ago. No mets as far as he can tell. He says

> there may be a couple of lymp nodes under my arm that need to go

> besides having a masectomy. He says there is calcification around the

> tumor(does anyone know what that means?) He says my other option is

> to do chemo and try to shrink the tumor to do a lumpectomy. The last

> 3 months I have completely changed my diet and have been doing budwig

> for 2 months. Does anyone have any suggestions. I was thinking if the

> tumor isnt growing I should wait.

> Thanks, Robyn

>

>

[Guest guest]

What kind of track record does this have?

Thanks, Robyn

>I had a biobsy on a breast tumor 3 weeks ago. It is about 1 inch, the same as

it was 3 months ago. No mets as far as he can tell. He says there may be a

couple of lymp nodes under my arm that need to go

> besides having a masectomy. He says there is calcification around the

tumor(does anyone know what that means?) He says my other option is to do chemo

and try to shrink the tumor to do a lumpectomy. The last 3 months I have

completely changed my diet and have been doing budwig for 2 months. Does anyone

have any suggestions. I was thinking if the tumor isnt growing I should wait.

Thanks, Robyn

[Guest guest]

Hi Robyn,

I don't know the record of cayenne tinctures on tumors.

Better ask Dr. Schulze.

Friends and family use the cayenne tincture I made for various

circulation problems like high blood, asthma, sinusitis, heart problems,

breathing problems and stroke emergencies.

I have this guide book from http://www.sambiser.com/

Dr Schulze is of the opinion that cayenne is the most important herb of

his top 10 herbs because cayenne makes everything else work. Unless the

blood flows to where it is supposed to, no healing will happen to those

areas.

Edwin

robyn howell wrote:

> What kind of track record does this have?

>

>

>

> Hi Robyn,

> Try cayenne tinctures for blood circulation. The hotter the better.

> Search for Dr. Schulze. He sells them. Better yet, make your own.

> Pretty easy. http://curezone. com/schulze/ Better yet, get an

> appointment with Dr. Schulze.

> The cayenne tincture is supposed to blast its way through blocked

> veins and deliver nutrients wherever needed. The budwig nutrients will

> be delivered to where it is useful.

> http://www.myhealth blog.org/ 2007/11/02/ my-cayenne- tincture-

> is-a-big- hit/

[Guest guest]

Edwin

Cayenne is no doubt a beneficial herb. However, it is not a cure all.

It is also not good for all circulation problems. According to

Ayurveda (also, according to TCM, I think), cayenne is a pungent herb.

Many times, the body needs cooling herbs like bitter herbs. i.e.

hawthorne berries for circulation. Often, fighting fire with fire

creates more fire and can make some things worse. Individual cases

are all different.

GB

>

> Hi Robyn,

>

> I don't know the record of cayenne tinctures on tumors.

> Better ask Dr. Schulze.

>

> Friends and family use the cayenne tincture I made for various

> circulation problems like high blood, asthma, sinusitis, heart

problems,

> breathing problems and stroke emergencies.

>

> I have this guide book from http://www.sambiser.com/

> Dr Schulze is of the opinion that cayenne is the most important herb of

> his top 10 herbs because cayenne makes everything else work. Unless

the

> blood flows to where it is supposed to, no healing will happen to those

> areas.

>

> Edwin

[Guest guest]

Hi Robyn,

About a year and a half ago, I had a biopsy on a small lump in my

breast. It was diagnosed as DCIS with a similar recommendation for

mastectomy. After the biopsy, the lump started growing like crazy.

Soon after, I read that biopsies can seed the cancer cells to different

places. I went back and asked the surgeon about what I had read and he

denied that it could happen. Needless to say, this did not build up my

confidence so I started reading about and doing different alternative

therapies. I have more energy, more sparkle in my eyes, more color in

my lips, not constipated anymore and my weight went to a near ideal

like when I was in my 20's (am 57 now) and is holding, and I have a

very good appetite.

I think the Budwig protocol is good for one's health, however, after 6

months on it, the tumor was still growing so I decided to do some

additional therapies.

Unfortunately, the tumor is (or was until recently) still growing and

has just about filled up the whole breast. Have just started Dr.

's protocol which is supposed to shrink tumors but too early to

tell if this will work either.

Just last week, another member on this list, sent me a link to

information about iodine so I am painting drug store type iodine on the

breast. It absorbs quickly (color disappears in about 4 hours) and

from what I have read, this quick absorbtion indicates that my body is

deficient in iodine and needs it.

Blessings,

Cheryl

>

> I had a biobsy on a breast tumor 3 weeks ago. It is about 1 inch, the

same as it was 3 months ago. No mets as far as he can tell. He says

there may be a couple of lymp nodes under my arm that need to go

besides having a masectomy. He says there is calcification around the

tumor(does anyone know what that means?)  He says my other option is to

do chemo and try to shrink the tumor to do a lumpectomy.  The last 3

months I have completely changed my diet and have been doing budwig for

2 months.  Does anyone have any suggestions. I was thinking if the

tumor isnt growing I should wait.

> Thanks,  Robyn

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Guru,

Thanks for clearing this up.

That's what Schulze said in the Sam Biser book. The cayenne merely

opens up the the veins so the blood will flow so the herbs and nutrients

can do their job with the blood now able to flow.

Edwin

Guru K wrote:

> Edwin

> Cayenne is no doubt a beneficial herb. However, it is not a cure all. It is

also not good for all circulation problems. According to

> Ayurveda (also, according to TCM, I think), cayenne is a pungent herb. Many

times, the body needs cooling herbs like bitter herbs. i.e.

> hawthorne berries for circulation. Often, fighting fire with fire

> creates more fire and can make some things worse. Individual cases

> are all different. GB

>

> Edwin Casimero <eesc@...> wrote:

> > I don't know the record of cayenne tinctures on tumors.

> > Better ask Dr. Schulze.

> > Friends and family use the cayenne tincture I made for various

> > circulation problems like high blood, asthma, sinusitis, heart

> problems, breathing problems and stroke emergencies.

> >I have this guide book from http://www.sambiser.com/

> > Dr Schulze is of the opinion that cayenne is the most important herb of his

top 10 herbs because cayenne makes everything else work. Unless the blood flows

to where it is supposed to, no healing will happen to those areas.

[Guest guest]

I've yet to see a Sam Biser site where he wasn't selling something. Just food

for thought.

Edwin Casimero <eesc> wrote:

That's what Schulze said in the Sam Biser book. The cayenne merely

opens up the the veins so the blood will flow so the herbs and nutrients can do

their job with the blood now able to flow.

Guru K wrote:

Edwin, Cayenne is no doubt a beneficial herb. However, it is not a cure all. It

is also not good for all circulation problems. According to Ayurveda (also,

according to TCM, I think), cayenne is a pungent herb. Many times, the body

needs cooling herbs like bitter herbs. i.e. hawthorne berries for circulation.

Often, fighting fire with fire creates more fire and can make some things

worse. Individual cases are all different. GB

> > Edwin Casimero <eesc@> wrote:

> > > I don't know the record of cayenne tinctures on tumors.

> > > Better ask Dr. Schulze.

> > > Friends and family use the cayenne tincture I made for various

> > > circulation problems like high blood, asthma, sinusitis, heart

> > problems, breathing problems and stroke emergencies.

> > >I have this guide book from http://www.sambiser.com/

> > > Dr Schulze is of the opinion that cayenne is the most important herb of

his top 10 herbs because cayenne makes everything else work. Unless the blood

flows to where it is supposed to, no healing will happen to those areas.

>