Look into aprocot seeds, B17/laetrile also. Marshall
[email protected] wrote: > << 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]>
