(01-01-2014, 02:58 AM)Missed Miss Wrote: [ -> ] (01-01-2014, 12:22 AM)DreamingBIG Wrote: [ -> ]@Missed Miss, radiation, chemo, hospitalization, pills ect all cost $$$.
Why would you need ANY of that?? Those don't cure it. Baking soda, vitamin B17, lemongrass tea, Essiac, Iscador, 100 CC's of vitamin C taken intravenously, lots and lots of greens, and about 400 other natural things WILL each cure it!
There's only one KIND of cancer. Doesn't matter where you get it. Keep your Ph more alkaline than acidic. Cancer can't live in an alkaline environment.
I hope this helps someone, in fact, I hope it saves a LOT of someone's!!
Never heard of the overnight kind.
I agree with Missed Miss! Also turmeric, garlic, cayenne, eating less meat (to keep the Ph more alkaline) etc...
Quote:Never heard of the overnight kind.
I think that's inflammatory breast cancer. The cancer cells block lymphatic drainage.
curious to see what method said affected person was using since we cant view that link...
but yes rife, hoxleys, gerson therapy. not saying it works for everyone but I sit there and see my friends who have c and see the pics of them with no hair and feeling broken from chemo. I sure as **** wouldn't want to choose the cut & burn & poison route first off! but that's just me..
(02-01-2014, 06:25 AM)ELLACRAIG Wrote: [ -> ]curious to see what method said affected person was using since we cant view that link...
but yes rife, hoxleys, gerson therapy. not saying it works for everyone but I sit there and see my friends who have c and see the pics of them with no hair and feeling broken from chemo. I sure as **** wouldn't want to choose the cut & burn & poison route first off! but that's just me..
Exactly!! If I heard there were ways to cure it, I'd try some of those, first! What have I got to lose? If they don't work, and the whole thing is a fraud, I'm gonna die anyway, at LEAST I TRIED!!
Quote:http://youtu.be/CyvSmhrlJwE
Here, try this one.
I would very much like to know what kind of cancer and whether she is still cancer free. Also, what happens to the cyanide after the cancer cell dies and is it a vitamin or apricot seed? (It's not a vitamin.)
http://cot.food.gov.uk/pdfs/cotstatement...200615.pdf
Seems like it's not as dangerous as eating cyanide, but not terribly safe either.
I'm happy that her tumors went away, but the fact that it's seed based doesn't make it safe.
In the interest of fairness, however:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23137229
The people who say it has no effect on cancer may be wrong as well.
Doesn't matter, cancer is cancer!
There's not enough cyanide in it to harm you. I also hear people will tape the apricot or apple seeds and chop them up and eat a spoonful or two a day.
Seeing as how it IS seed (nature) based, I'd think it'd be MUCH better for you than something chemical.
Here's another option.
http://youtu.be/gIAA9velJ34
It does matter because some cancers are more aggressive than others. I don't presume to know enough to dispute the claim that cancer cells are all the same (though it sounds unlikely), but all cancer is not interchangeable.
I have no issue with people using alternative cures for their cancer, regardless of whether it actually works or not. I am skeptical of people claiming cyanide is a cure for cancer.
(04-01-2014, 06:03 AM)sweetum Wrote: [ -> ]I came across this on net. Wanted to share with u all.
http://motherhood.modernmom.com/side-eff...-3691.html
I prefer to check studies over articles because usually the evidence for negative effects is usually very weak to nearly nonexistent to downright misleading. There's also a big difference between not thoroughly studied/endorsed and found to be negative in studies. Especially on herbs that have been safely used for thousands of years. Just because no one's bothered blowing large amounts of money on modern long term safety studies doesn't mean they're going to be harmful like random untested brand new chemicals would be. Most studies that do check safety find no significant dangers with almost all herbs.
I especially loved the "fenugreek interaction with diabetes medication" bit. Ya, it interacts positively and runs the risk of making it too effective and making you need less diabetes medication. There's a small risk of accidental overdose I suppose but it's hard to pull off; it takes quite a lot. Always check the studies and find the details of what they're really talking about in context. In articles check the references to studies and be wary of anything that doesn't even have references.