<< She was old two years ago and seems to be dying now of malignant melanoma. Do you think CS might have an effect for her?>>
Barb, along with the CS, Essiac is a very well known cancer treatment in the alternative medicine world for humans. Just like CS, you need to find a reputable dealer who uses organically grown herbs, as the ingred. can vary, but there should only be 4: Burdock root (main ingred. neutralizes toxins in the blood, stimulates liver, supplies nutrients), Slippery Elm bark (sooths and heals inflammed tissue),Sheep Sorrel(destroys cancer cells), Turkey Rhubarb (has demonstrated anti. tumor activity. Most important, these herbs have a synergistic interaction that contribute to the therapeutic effect. Possibly, I would add shark cartilage to that mixture which is specific for tumors ( empty capsules, mix in with tea). Talk about supression of someone who "cured" cancer and was accused of practicing medicine without a license, look up Rene' Caisse, Essiac tea(Canada). She would not sell her "secret ingred. tea" for fear of lg. companies altering it and pricing it out of range for the less fortunate. Thats another list though.... :) Also, you'll have to use a dropper to give it to her and it tastes yukky. My kitten is ill but when I give this to her she kicks like mule as to avoid the taste. I am giving one dropper full per day (probably 1/4 t). A human does would be 1 oz a day for maintenance, more to treat cancer. I really would try the CS, certainly can't hurt, I will vouch for that. Have been putting it in the cats water here. <<BUt lately she has gotten clingy like she is begging me to do something for her... They will do that when they need help... I know. << Vet says best thing is keep her out of sun. >> Thats a new one on me. In fact, if you want to get rid of a germ on something... put it in the sun. My vet told me that! My cats like the sun, ill or not. << But she drinks from many sources outside and getting CS into her may be a tactical problem. >> Can you corner her in a garage, porch, basement, utility area, barn stall... at least you could watch her and put the CS in her water and anything else. _______________________________________________ Re: to PJ: <> Thanks for the info PJ. I think that mag. pulser will be my next investment, will look in the archives for info on it. Terri -- 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] Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
