Re: cherokee indian herb (int/external appl) and lifeline water for breast cancer

[Guest guest]

A couple of things about the internal: If you take too little, it

doesn't work, IF it works at all, and if you take enough or too much,

it can cause serious indigestion/heartburn/nausea. 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.

No experience with lifeline water here, except what I have read, and my

opinion is that the lifeline water by itself is curing precious few

people.

Best wishes,

Elliot

[Guest guest]

Can you clarify what herb this is by name? Bloodroot?

On Dec 19, 2007, at 9:42 AM, aamberamber wrote:

> Has anyone used either of these protocols for breast cancer?

> Cherokee Indian herb

[Guest guest]

BLOODROOT, LICORICE, YELLOW DOCK, AND GALANGAL (GINGER FAMILY) - from

cherokee indians

Tad Winiecki wrote:

Can you clarify what herb this is by name? Bloodroot?