Re: cherokee indian herb (int/external appl) and lifeline w...

December 19, 2007

In a message dated 12/19/07 2:51:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, aug20@...

writes:

> Also, the one

> company I spoke with about taking internal black salve/Indian herb said

> to take lots and lots and lots of digestive enzymes with it. Too many

> for my taste.

>

> Externally---I have not heard of putting " a dot " on the tumor, more

> like applying it to the entire surface area of the tumor, and then you

> are talking about some SERIOUS pain.

>

OK..we ARE talking about black salve. on the list is the expert.

She makes her own salves for many years. I used the salve on Flurry's

fibrosarcoma. It's gone. You may have to take pain killers which I suggest

would be

D-Phenylanline and maybe white willow bark. The salve eats into the tumor and

through an inflamation process chokes the tumor and pulls it up by it's roots.

The tumor falls out and then you use the healing yellow salve to close it

up. You can feel it working so if you can see the pain as a friend that is

curing your cancer, it may not hurt as much.

You can also try having the tumor frozen and then removed. But the salve gets

the roots of the cancer.

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December 20, 2007

I would be VERY CAUTIOUS about using black salve on an 83-year-old

woman. In fact, I would NOT use black salve on an 83-year-old woman.

My own feeling is be VERY GENTLE with this woman---maybe try some

Cantron in juice if she is up to it. But most of all, cherish the

time they still have left with her, and make do not injure or even

destroy the quality of life she still has left!

I think it is highly questionable to use black salve on the skin of

an 83-year-old woman. In fact, I STRONGLY advise against it. Could

well do more harm than good.

Elliot

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