Re: re friend with breast CA

[Guest guest]

Go to www.cancertutor.com for a comprehensive list of various protocols for

breast cancer.

Medical grade ozone IV would be good as I use it for systemic candidiasis and it

is supposed to kill all cancer cells.

re friend with breast CA

Hi Everyone,

A friend has been dx'd with a large (7cm) malignant breast tumor. She

is opting for chemo before mastectomy. She's interested in trying

metronomic chemo dosing. She'd really like to see the tumor shrink

and hopes that surgery will be unnecessary.

Anyone have any ideas for things to try or research? She's done a

great job of researching this already and seems to get strength from

that aspect.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Also, medical grade ozone can be directly injected into a tumor.

re friend with breast CA

Hi Everyone,

A friend has been dx'd with a large (7cm) malignant breast tumor. She

is opting for chemo before mastectomy. She's interested in trying

metronomic chemo dosing. She'd really like to see the tumor shrink

and hopes that surgery will be unnecessary.

Anyone have any ideas for things to try or research? She's done a

great job of researching this already and seems to get strength from

that aspect.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Thanks for that. Wow, what a lot of info.

On 11-Jun-09, at 11:11 PM, Keycross wrote:

>

>

> Go to www.cancertutor.com for a comprehensive list of various

> protocols for breast cancer.

> Medical grade ozone IV would be good as I use it for systemic

> candidiasis and it is supposed to kill all cancer cells.

> re friend with breast CA

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> A friend has been dx'd with a large (7cm) malignant breast tumor. She

> is opting for chemo before mastectomy. She's interested in trying

> metronomic chemo dosing. She'd really like to see the tumor shrink

> and hopes that surgery will be unnecessary.

>

> Anyone have any ideas for things to try or research? She's done a

> great job of researching this already and seems to get strength from

> that aspect.

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

 

Go to www.cancertutor.com.

 

Find the protocol for vegetable juice fasting - the strong stage three

treatment.

 

But also incorporate some sage tea.

 

It's imprtant to do something like takin a teaspoon of epsom salts twice a day -

to remove the toxins from the system so they dont circulate around.

 

Also some milk thistle to protect the liver as the cancer passes through it.

 

I have known of two terminal cancer patients in my little home town in south

austalia to make a full recovery.

 

You can use chromium picolinate for the first few days to curb hunger. After the

first few days you stop feeling hungry.

 

I went for months quite happily just drinking vegetable juice.

 

You can use that protocol while having chemo.

 

Read up on juice fasting as a miracle cure for cancer and all other manner of

ailments. I was also diagnosed with cancer 18 mohts ago with a 20 cm tumour and

got out of it.

 

Helen

From: , <kenstar@...>

Subject: re friend with breast CA

candidiasis

Received: Friday, 12 June, 2009, 12:13 PM

Hi Everyone,

A friend has been dx'd with a large (7cm) malignant breast tumor. She

is opting for chemo before mastectomy. She's interested in trying

metronomic chemo dosing. She'd really like to see the tumor shrink

and hopes that surgery will be unnecessary.

Anyone have any ideas for things to try or research? She's done a

great job of researching this already and seems to get strength from

that aspect.

Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Helen,

Great info.

On 12-Jun-09, at 4:55 AM, Helen deHavilland wrote:

>

>

> Hi

>

> Go to www.cancertutor.com.

>

> Find the protocol for vegetable juice fasting - the strong stage

> three treatment.

>

> But also incorporate some sage tea.

>

> It's imprtant to do something like takin a teaspoon of epsom salts

> twice a day - to remove the toxins from the system so they dont

> circulate around.

>

> Also some milk thistle to protect the liver as the cancer passes

> through it.

>

> I have known of two terminal cancer patients in my little home town

> in south austalia to make a full recovery.

>

> You can use chromium picolinate for the first few days to curb

> hunger. After the first few days you stop feeling hungry.

>

> I went for months quite happily just drinking vegetable juice.

>

> You can use that protocol while having chemo.

>

> Read up on juice fasting as a miracle cure for cancer and all other

> manner of ailments. I was also diagnosed with cancer 18 mohts ago

> with a 20 cm tumour and got out of it.

>

> Helen

>

>

>

> From: , <kenstar@...>

> Subject: re friend with breast CA

> candidiasis

> Received: Friday, 12 June, 2009, 12:13 PM

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> A friend has been dx'd with a large (7cm) malignant breast tumor. She

> is opting for chemo before mastectomy. She's interested in trying

> metronomic chemo dosing. She'd really like to see the tumor shrink

> and hopes that surgery will be unnecessary.

>

> Anyone have any ideas for things to try or research? She's done a

> great job of researching this already and seems to get strength from

> that aspect.

>

> Thanks,

>

>

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[Guest guest]

100% look up GEIPE, a low electrical current treatment you do at home that

shrinks tumours without side effects, by simply blocking their proliferation.

Of course, to CURE a cancerous biological condition she'll be using something

just like an anti-candida diet that we use here, especially with the whey and

selenium.

all good,.

Duncan

Jennife,

>

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> A friend has been dx'd with a large (7cm) malignant breast tumor. She

> is opting for chemo before mastectomy. She's interested in trying

> metronomic chemo dosing. She'd really like to see the tumor shrink

> and hopes that surgery will be unnecessary.

>

> Anyone have any ideas for things to try or research? She's done a

> great job of researching this already and seems to get strength from

> that aspect.

>

> Thanks,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for that info Duncan.

On 13-Jun-09, at 12:02 AM, Duncan Crow wrote:

>

>

> 100% look up GEIPE, a low electrical current treatment you do at

> home that shrinks tumours without side effects, by simply blocking

> their proliferation.

>

> Of course, to CURE a cancerous biological condition she'll be using

> something just like an anti-candida diet that we use here,

> especially with the whey and selenium.

>

> all good,.

>

> Duncan

>

> Jennife,

> >

> >

> > Hi Everyone,

> >

> > A friend has been dx'd with a large (7cm) malignant breast tumor.

> She

> > is opting for chemo before mastectomy. She's interested in trying

> > metronomic chemo dosing. She'd really like to see the tumor shrink

> > and hopes that surgery will be unnecessary.

> >

> > Anyone have any ideas for things to try or research? She's done a

> > great job of researching this already and seems to get strength from

> > that aspect.

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Jen, for GEIPE you don't need any " special " electrical source; a wall adapter at

around 5volt AC 5 mA works fine. A 6V DC is fine too.

Duncan

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi Everyone,

> > >

> > > A friend has been dx'd with a large (7cm) malignant breast tumor.

> > She

> > > is opting for chemo before mastectomy. She's interested in trying

> > > metronomic chemo dosing. She'd really like to see the tumor shrink

> > > and hopes that surgery will be unnecessary.

> > >

> > > Anyone have any ideas for things to try or research? She's done a

> > > great job of researching this already and seems to get strength from

> > > that aspect.

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

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