Hi Sharon, I have breast cancer, and I know I have a large feeder blood vessel mass feeding the tumor. I take MSM, now I'm wondering if I should stop. Do you think taking MSM is increasing the blood flow and food chain to the tumor? Kass
Wow, advising someone in this manner is quite a bit beyond me. I was only telling you some of the gist of what I've read in The Miracle of MSM book. I can see your concern however. I don't know what all you're doing regarding the cancer situation. I suppose that as far as feeding the tumor it would depend on what is going through your system feeding the darn thing. If you're taking CS then if it were me I think I'd be checking into the CS for cancer talk I've heard about here and there. I am myself wondering how much benefit there really is in taking CS for cancer. There are 2 people in my life currently fighting cancer and I would like to encourage them to try it but I don't know enough about it so I'm pretty reluctant. I don't want to give them false hope. I assume because you're on the silver list that you are either taking CS or are curious about it. Kass, I think a lot has to do with your diet, your supplements, if any, what you think is the current state of your immune system, what type of medical procedures you're undergoing, if any, and what you're doing in the alternative world of therapies, if any. All these things would determine what is feeding that tumor. Helping someone with cancer scares me, to be quite frank. I think if someone has had it with doctors and the medical profession in general and insists on going the alternative route, and therefore needs suggestions and advice, the best I could do would be to tell what I THINK I would do in the same situation. Only thing is, that a person can't really be sure what they would do until they're faced with it. Also, and I think this is the most important point of all, EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT. Each of us has to find their own way. Boy, I sure am not trying to put you off. I feel deeply for what you're going through. I don't mean to discourage you but just so you'll know why I feel so for your situation is that my own mother died of breast cancer at the age of 35. I was 14 at the time and I became her caretaker. However, much has been discovered since 1956, not so much in the medical world but in the alternative realm. I have read that there are no incurable diseases. I firmly believe that! Sometimes it helps to have someone to bounce ideas off of. Another may be able to ask questions that hadn't occurred to you or to make suggestions that turn out to be helpful. As long as you fully realize the difference between ideas/suggestions and advice. Be careful of anyone giving you advice unless you totally trust that person and feel that they know what they're doing. Keep your eyes and ears open, don't automatically discard unfamiliar ideas, listen, talk, read, and consider it all. Then make up your own mind. I know I haven't been of much help to you and I've run on and on but I don't know where your head is at on this at all. Maybe if you tell us more about your situation it would help. If you have questions or answers regarding the application of colloidal silver in your situation, then it would be of interest to all of us. But I suppose if it gets too far off the silver topic, it might be best if you were to privately e-mail your messages. What do you think? And all you other fine people out there, do you have anything to add for this woman going through this? Wishing you the very best, Sharon -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
