Thanks for the great info!
After being misdiagnosed for 40 years, and currently recovering after
45+ years of Plum Island weaponized Lyme using Rife frx. and S&C to do
so, I'm painfully aware of how poorly the medical establishment in
general is serving people, and it's peculiar penchant for persecuting
those who ARE serving well.
Just as Communist China broke open the precious egg of Tibetan
Buddhist wisdom so that it has, in diaspora, begun to proliferate
around the world, so this abuse of all that Hippocrates held sacred is
now driving the responsibility of healing into the hands of those who
are willing to take a chance, do their own homework and be their own
lab-rats. So glad to be one of them! My only concern is that the
effective remedies we've found will be withdrawn from our reach: a
truly evil thing.
Be well,
Léna
On Sep 4, 2011, at 11:13 PM, patriot2...@cox.net wrote:
At 03:49 PM 9/4/2011, you wrote:
Hi Friends in these Groups,
I've been wrestling with achilles' tendonitis,
Shark cartilage is reported to be great for building cartilage in
damaged joints. If I had problems, I sure would give it a try and I
would use only the SC from Compassionet, which is what Lane Labs site
is now called. Here is the story about Benefin:
I just went thereto Compassionet via Ask.com. I found they are
selling shark cartilage on sale at $85 right now, and that is nicely
discounted to about the same price as when I purchased it back in the
1990's when I had cancer. Yes, it was called Benefin then, but I bet
Dr. Lane is selling the same high quality in this renamed product!
The FDA did a real number on Lane, who had a website with a very
popular forum with people writing questions and telling their own
success stories with SC over cancer at the time. Lane kept begging
for a true trial so he could show the world it worked (after showing
major successes in Cuba in the early nineties, a trial which was
highly publicized on Sixty Minutes). The gov. snookered him. They
set up a trial for Benefin, then changed ALL the critical parameters
necessary for success so it was doomed to fail. Never mind the poor
devils that died as a result!.
Then they did a "gotcha" on Wm. Lane, and said basically, "There we
proved you are a fraud, now you must cease and desist, and stop
selling Benefin, and not say it helps cancer patients, AND by the way,
to settle this suit, cough up $2 million "(Maybe it was less, its been
awhile and I forget all the details)! I met a friend via Lane's
forum, who had dragged herself back from death's door with ovarian
cancer in the early nineties using Benefin. She had much of her
system ruined with all the chemo and other treatments, but she lived
and she is still alive. She wrote a book about that experience, and
put up a website to tell about it, too. After the Feds slapped Lane
down, they went to her and told her that she could not talk about
curing herself with SC on her own personal website. She gives away
her book, which was printed by an "angel," who wanted to help her get
the word out.
About that time, just before the gov pounced on Lane, I had a friend
who found herself in Stage IV cancer (breast, metastasized to liver)
looking at a very short time before death. I suggested she take SC.
It takes a minimum of about 12 weeks before you can tell if it is
going to work. Big shocker -- she was back on her way to perfect
glowing health by that time, soon was again playing tennis twice a
week, working full time, and eating like a horse. But her smartie son
read the propaganda against SC and told her she had been scammed and
was wasting her money. Guess he was sure the chemo had been the
answer. She stopped taking the SC. In a few months she was sick
again, on chemo again, and died not long afterwards from a common cold
-- which became a massive infection that her destroyed immune system
could not fight off.
Another thing to try for your tendonitis, is infra red therapy. I had
very painful tendonitis in both wrists a few years ago. The
conventional docs would have injected cortisone to relieve the pain,
but I learned that after two or three shots of that stuff, your
tendons begin to turn to mush. That actually did happen to a woman I
knew. She never walked again. An internet search took me to the
Anodyne site. Anodyne was developed by NASA. My doc had never heard
of it, but wrote a referral to the rehabilitation centers which DO use
it when I asked her to do so, and my tendonitis was relieved after
only about three or four painless treatments. It works because it
draws Nitric Oxide to the site of the wound or inflammation and the
increased oxygenation promotes healing. There are knockoff infra red
treatments you can buy on the internet that cost far less than the
patented unit, like this one: http://www.elixa.com/light/arrays.htm
I bought one with another brand name, and it is useful for sprains,
and other pains. If you have insurance to cover the rehab
facilities' costs, by all means try it. My tendonitis never came
back. No drugs to mess up your liver or make you sick; nothing
invasive; just a blessed relief from pain.
OK, I am getting off my soapbox, now.
Marlys
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