Maybe everyone already knows about this, but I just discovered a new (March 2023) book on Budwig.? The two authors are German and apparently read through all of Budwig's writings in German, and thus seem able to write authoritatively about her whole body of work.? It seems true to her work; I would be interested to hear Sandra's opinion.? It's called "Budwig Diet: How to get it right, the ultimate guide" by Michael Bierschenk and Ulla Schmid.? Available on Amazon.? Ulla BTW is the creator of the wonderful healingcancernaturally.com website, which is an encyclopedic resource of many alternative healing approaches, but she seems to have a particular fondness for Budwig and her work.??
Dean
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Re: I need positive news stories - metastatic breast cancer
Thank you so much for responding, I really appreciate it Xx
On Thursday, July 6, 2023, 4:32 a.m., TH <resourceful.motion@...> wrote: Look into vitamin D, maitake d-fraction 4x, topical frankincense essential oil, modified citrus pectin, ip6/inositol -- all budwig compatible.
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This group used to be very active back when we were in yahoo groups. Unfortunately yahoo basically dealt a death blow to the alternative medicine community when they shut down yahoo groups.?
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My mother died in 2017 after about 10 years fight with metastatic breast cancer. Her best years were on the budwig diet. We stopped the diet once she was back on her feet. Big mistake. If you feel better keep doing it!?
A quarta, 5/07/2023, 11:40, jfanciullacci via <jfanciullacci= [email protected]> escreveu:
Hi Jennifer
Have you begun the protocol? I truly believe this is your best chance of beating cancer, wherever the cancer is located.
Dr. Budwig used her protocol on very sick patients, some had been given a very poor outlook, and they healed!?
Read the testimonials on Sandra¡¯s website to help you feel positive.
https:
Also, I¡¯ve copied this from the healing cancer naturally website:
"It is amazing how quickly the tumor, for instance with colon cancer, is being eliminated. Even with an old patient of 84 years who was scheduled for an operation because of his colon threatening to become blocked, I was able to achieve the complete elimination of the tumor and the patient¡¯s restoration to health within a few days.
These are not isolated cases, in fact 99% of the sick that come to see me to use the biological method of cancer therapy, are cancer patients who have had operations and radiation sessions, or who were diagnosed as being too far advanced for an operation to be of any help. Even in these cases health can be restored, usually within a few months, I would say in 90% of cases."
Best wishes
Julie, UK
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Re: I need positive news stories - metastatic breast cancer
Look into vitamin D, maitake d-fraction 4x, topical frankincense essential oil, modified citrus pectin, ip6/inositol -- all budwig compatible.
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This group used to be very active back when we were in yahoo groups. Unfortunately yahoo basically dealt a death blow to the alternative medicine community when they shut down yahoo groups.?
?
My mother died in 2017 after about 10 years fight with metastatic breast cancer. Her best years were on the budwig diet. We stopped the diet once she was back on her feet. Big mistake. If you feel better keep doing it!?
A quarta, 5/07/2023, 11:40, jfanciullacci via <jfanciullacci= [email protected]> escreveu:
Hi Jennifer
Have you begun the protocol? I truly believe this is your best chance of beating cancer, wherever the cancer is located.
Dr. Budwig used her protocol on very sick patients, some had been given a very poor outlook, and they healed!?
Read the testimonials on Sandra¡¯s website to help you feel positive.
https:
Also, I¡¯ve copied this from the healing cancer naturally website:
"It is amazing how quickly the tumor, for instance with colon cancer, is being eliminated. Even with an old patient of 84 years who was scheduled for an operation because of his colon threatening to become blocked, I was able to achieve the complete elimination of the tumor and the patient¡¯s restoration to health within a few days.
These are not isolated cases, in fact 99% of the sick that come to see me to use the biological method of cancer therapy, are cancer patients who have had operations and radiation sessions, or who were diagnosed as being too far advanced for an operation to be of any help. Even in these cases health can be restored, usually within a few months, I would say in 90% of cases."
Best wishes
Julie, UK
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Re: I need positive news stories - metastatic breast cancer
Hi Jennifer
Have you begun the protocol? I truly believe this is your best chance of beating cancer, wherever the cancer is located.
Dr. Budwig used her protocol on very sick patients, some had been given a very poor outlook, and they healed!?
Read the testimonials on Sandra¡¯s website to help you feel positive.
https:budwig-videos.com
Also, I¡¯ve copied this from the healing cancer naturally website:
"It is amazing how quickly the tumor, for instance with colon cancer, is being eliminated. Even with an old patient of 84 years who was scheduled for an operation because of his colon threatening to become blocked, I was able to achieve the complete elimination of the tumor and the patient¡¯s restoration to health within a few days.
These are not isolated cases, in fact 99% of the sick that come to see me to use the biological method of cancer therapy, are cancer patients who have had operations and radiation sessions, or who were diagnosed as being too far advanced for an operation to be of any help. Even in these cases health can be restored, usually within a few months, I would say in 90% of cases."
Best wishes
Julie, UK
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Re: I need positive news stories - metastatic breast cancer
Gosh anyone? Am dealing with Metastasis with potential to the brain, I could really do with some support / good news / positive steps / news of life beyond!
On Monday, July 3, 2023, 12:48 p.m., Jennifer fahy via groups.io <housewifeltd@...> wrote: His there! Essentially I¡¯m in shock, some match was lit and I went from a well behaved scenario to now metastatic. Sr Google isn¡¯t very positive!!?
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Has anyone here managed well & indeed thrived from metastatic breast cancer? I¡¯d so appreciate a reach out from folks in the group, I¡¯m freaking out a bit to be honest.?
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Thank you.?
Jenny
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It is ground already. From what?I understand, the special formula of added nutrients allows it to keep for months.? Apparently tested at a university as well.? I also found it mentioned in an old Townsend alternative health newsletter. Other than that, I haven't found much more about it.
Thanks, Leticia?
From what I read at the link, it seems to be milled. Is it ground? The protocol calls for grinding the seeds at the time of consumption. I would also be leery of what else may be in there. It might be fine to consume, but I would be leery of using it in the FO/CC. I am all for patronizing MN companies, the flax seed I use is MN organic.
Rod in MN/USA
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 11:59:13 PM CDT, LD Adame < ladame33@...> wrote:
Is anybody familiar with Omegasentials flaxseed? It is sold by a wellness company out of Minnesota. Apparently a flax special formula.? ?I purchased a bag of it, but never used it because I had second thoughts about it.?
See link below.
Thanks, Leticia? ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Dean <acudean5@...>Date: Mon, Jul 3, 2023, 6:36 PM Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] Breast Cancer ? Survivor To: < [email protected]> I've used BEC5/Curaderm many times (including right now) and it's great, better I believe than black salve, but definitely not for melanoma. BEC5 or Curaderm is gentler than black salve.? I'm not sure it works on melanoma though, mostly for basal cell and squamous.
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 02:05:19 PM MST, Lisa Young < lotsofyoungs@...> wrote:
I have a friend who did black salve and it was terrible. She now has a chunk of her breast missing. I did a malignant little mole and that alone was not pleasant even though?only superficial.? I think there are gentler ways to heal. Dear Gigi,
I would highly recommend you also get in touch with the people at Cansema (very efficient black salve that removes all sorts of skin tumours; there are also internal formulations, which address internal cancers). Here is ?and likewise here is ?on of their live websites where they actually sell their products.
With best wishes,
Sebastian
On Sun, 2 Jul 2023 at 21:38, Gigi Van Dame via <gigivandame= [email protected]> wrote: Congratulation Deena!? I'm 3 times cancer survivor.? I'm searching for the best treatment for my situation which is Metastatic Melanoma in my liver. It's a new diagnosis and I'm looking what's available wouldn't hurt my immune system, beside Budwig diet.?? If you wouldn't mind sharing your experience, please.? Thank you! Gigi?
Hello Everyone,?
I am a new member hoping to reach other breast cancer survivors, as well as other cancer patients, in this journey.??
I don't know much about the BP and hope someone can help me navigate through the information. Where to start? What are the protocols?
My treatment ended in February 2023 successfully and hope to stay cancer free for my lifetime.? I'm 54 years old and still have a young child at home.? I would love to see my children thrive and have enough energy to enjoy grandchildren in the future.?
My treatments were through Cancer Treatment Centers of America,? now City of Hope,? with the amazing Dr. Eugene Ahn. God sent me directly there and I had so much success.? I know it's up to me to stay strong.? That is why I seek others in this journey of advancement.? I hope too, that my story can help others.
We are better together and can bring so much hope to others as a community.
May God bless you all!
Sincerely,?
Deena
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Re: Breast Cancer ? Survivor
I used black salve on a friend of mine who had squamous cell carcinoma of the skin on his face close to the eye. When I mixed black salve with some vaseline the inflammation was mild. I applied 3 times and every time the inflammation was mild. Then I applied black salve without vaseline and the inflammation was huge - his original sore was 3mm and after application of black salve without vaseline was approximately 1 inch. It was scary. We applied black salve without vaseline 3 times. In approximately 1 -2 months the inflammation was gone and just a whitish 5 mm spot on that place. It has been 4 years it is barely noticeable. Black salve takes all cancer cells out.? Hope it helps.?
On Tuesday, July 4, 2023, 2:25:01 AM PDT, Poincare Seifert <seifertpoincare@...> wrote:
>> I have a friend who did black salve and it was terrible. She now has a chunk of her breast missing.?
Most likely the salve itself as well as the overall treatment did not have anything to do with the Cansema team of herbalists. I cannot speak for any generic "black salve" formulation, my intention here is that of recommending alone. The herbalists who run the website & the business make it a purpose to constantly reiterate the fact that a proper escharotic formulation will only attack the malignant tissue, by driving a very swift immune response of the patients body. The end result of this is the expulsion of the tumour from the patients body (skin), leaving behind a cavity which very nicely regenerates over time with normal tissue and almost no scars for the vast majority of cases. All of this is exemplified in the testimonial section of the above-mentioned website (it includes user-submitted photos of the healing processes of various tumours afflicting various pacients).
My advise to anyone who stands something to gain from undergoing black salve treatments is to at least methodically inform themselves by studying the various sections of the above website, before allowing themselves to be discouraged from considering this -- I would say very potent -- therapy.?
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From what I read at the link, it seems to be milled. Is it ground? The protocol calls for grinding the seeds at the time of consumption. I would also be leery of what else may be in there. It might be fine to consume, but I would be leery of using it in the FO/CC. I am all for patronizing MN companies, the flax seed I use is MN organic.
Rod in MN/USA
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 11:59:13 PM CDT, LD Adame <ladame33@...> wrote:
Is anybody familiar with Omegasentials flaxseed? It is sold by a wellness company out of Minnesota. Apparently a flax special formula.? ?I purchased a bag of it, but never used it because I had second thoughts about it.?
See link below.
Thanks, Leticia? ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Dean <acudean5@...>Date: Mon, Jul 3, 2023, 6:36 PM Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] Breast Cancer ? Survivor To: < [email protected]> I've used BEC5/Curaderm many times (including right now) and it's great, better I believe than black salve, but definitely not for melanoma.
BEC5 or Curaderm is gentler than black salve.? I'm not sure it works on melanoma though, mostly for basal cell and squamous.
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 02:05:19 PM MST, Lisa Young < lotsofyoungs@...> wrote:
I have a friend who did black salve and it was terrible. She now has a chunk of her breast missing. I did a malignant little mole and that alone was not pleasant even though?only superficial.? I think there are gentler ways to heal. Dear Gigi,
I would highly recommend you also get in touch with the people at Cansema (very efficient black salve that removes all sorts of skin tumours; there are also internal formulations, which address internal cancers). Here is ?and likewise here is ?on of their live websites where they actually sell their products.
With best wishes,
Sebastian
On Sun, 2 Jul 2023 at 21:38, Gigi Van Dame via <gigivandame= [email protected]> wrote: Congratulation Deena!? I'm 3 times cancer survivor.? I'm searching for the best treatment for my situation which is Metastatic Melanoma in my liver. It's a new diagnosis and I'm looking what's available wouldn't hurt my immune system, beside Budwig diet.?? If you wouldn't mind sharing your experience, please.? Thank you! Gigi?
Hello Everyone,?
I am a new member hoping to reach other breast cancer survivors, as well as other cancer patients, in this journey.??
I don't know much about the BP and hope someone can help me navigate through the information. Where to start? What are the protocols?
My treatment ended in February 2023 successfully and hope to stay cancer free for my lifetime.? I'm 54 years old and still have a young child at home.? I would love to see my children thrive and have enough energy to enjoy grandchildren in the future.?
My treatments were through Cancer Treatment Centers of America,? now City of Hope,? with the amazing Dr. Eugene Ahn. God sent me directly there and I had so much success.? I know it's up to me to stay strong.? That is why I seek others in this journey of advancement.? I hope too, that my story can help others.
We are better together and can bring so much hope to others as a community.
May God bless you all!
Sincerely,?
Deena
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Hi Al
I see you have made a good start with the protocol using Sandra¡¯s daily plan.
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I thought it might help you to know the types of foods my husband has been focusing on since his diagnosis?
He always starts the day with sauerkraut juice. We have been buying a good quality, raw, unpasteurised kraut until we begin making our own.
He takes green tea with lemon and a little raw honey an hour later. Occasionally he has Pau D¡¯Arco instead of green tea.
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First focc usually with berries and mixed nuts. He always includes Brazil nuts for selenium intake.
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I wholeheartedly agree with Rod regarding the importance of juicing.
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Our mid morning juice consists of the recommended combination of carrots, celery, apple and beets. We also add radishes, lemon or lime, turmeric root and ginger. I also keep cabbage stalks, broccoli and cauliflower stems, fennel stems (basically any part of a good quality veg that you might throw away) these also go into the juice or I keep them to make soup.
His pre-lunch freshly squeezed juice with flaxseeds varies¡.orange, pomegranate, pear, watermelon. We had champagne with flax seeds the day we received the 4.2 PSA result!?
Lunch is usually a big salad of this combination of raw ingredients;?
red cabbage, white cabbage, baby spinach or lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, radishes (it¡¯s always stayed in my mind that Dr. Budwig included radish in many recipes), avocado. The classic Italian fennel and orange combination is a favourite too. Pumpkin and sunflower seeds are sprinkled over the salad and it is dressed with either the focc mix, combined with lemon juice or apple cider vinegar or we simply use pumpkin seed oil and apple cider vinegar if short on time.
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Focc dessert is with strawberries, blueberries or grapes.
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He has only managed one of the afternoon juices daily but he makes sure to add 2 tablespoons of flaxseeds to the juice to get the daily quota of 5. We have used mostly papaya and apple juice, pomegranate or pineapple.
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I??know Dr. Budwig highly recommended buckwheat so I have cooked this a lot for the evening meals. I have added it to vegetable broth to mimic ¡°pastina in brodo¡± a favourite of Carlo¡¯s, especially as we can add a little parmesan cheese. I hadn't previously cooked with buckwheat but we really like it and have noticed that we sleep extra well when we've had it for dinner. It contains a high level of tryptophan, a promoter of sleep...it works!
I've enjoyed being creative with evening meals as I love to cook. I'm cooking meals such as curries with chick peas, cauliflower and spinach. Make sure to saut¨¦ onions, garlic, etc. in water, not oil. Carlo is also enjoying Asian broths with Miso paste added to the broth after cooking. Miso is a great probiotic.
To thicken soups I¡¯ve used cannellini beans or chick peas for added protein and to avoid adding flour or more dairy.
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I have made Oleolux to add after cooking.?
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Carlo has had the odd glass of organic red wine
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He has had only one slice of sprouted grain bread since beginning BP at the end of May. He has also eaten only very small amounts of hard cheeses.?
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I hope this helps you Al. Forgive me if you were already aware of much of this information!
Sincerely hoping for a good drop in your next PSA score.
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Best wishes to you
Julie
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Re: Breast Cancer ? Survivor
>> I have a friend who did black salve and it was terrible. She now has a chunk of her breast missing.?
Most likely the salve itself as well as the overall treatment did not have anything to do with the Cansema team of herbalists. I cannot speak for any generic "black salve" formulation, my intention here is that of recommending alone. The herbalists who run the website & the business make it a purpose to constantly reiterate the fact that a proper escharotic formulation will only attack the malignant tissue, by driving a very swift immune response of the patients body. The end result of this is the expulsion of the tumour from the patients body (skin), leaving behind a cavity which very nicely regenerates over time with normal tissue and almost no scars for the vast majority of cases. All of this is exemplified in the testimonial section of the above-mentioned website (it includes user-submitted photos of the healing processes of various tumours afflicting various pacients).
My advise to anyone who stands something to gain from undergoing black salve treatments is to at least methodically inform themselves by studying the various sections of the above website, before allowing themselves to be discouraged from considering this -- I would say very potent -- therapy.?
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Is anybody familiar with Omegasentials flaxseed? It is sold by a wellness company out of Minnesota. Apparently a flax special formula.? ?I purchased a bag of it, but never used it because I had second thoughts about it.?
See link below.
Thanks, Leticia? ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Dean <acudean5@...>Date: Mon, Jul 3, 2023, 6:36 PM Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] Breast Cancer ? Survivor To: < [email protected]> I've used BEC5/Curaderm many times (including right now) and it's great, better I believe than black salve, but definitely not for melanoma.
BEC5 or Curaderm is gentler than black salve.? I'm not sure it works on melanoma though, mostly for basal cell and squamous.
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 02:05:19 PM MST, Lisa Young < lotsofyoungs@...> wrote:
I have a friend who did black salve and it was terrible. She now has a chunk of her breast missing. I did a malignant little mole and that alone was not pleasant even though?only superficial.? I think there are gentler ways to heal. Dear Gigi,
I would highly recommend you also get in touch with the people at Cansema (very efficient black salve that removes all sorts of skin tumours; there are also internal formulations, which address internal cancers). Here is ?and likewise here is ?on of their live websites where they actually sell their products.
With best wishes,
Sebastian
On Sun, 2 Jul 2023 at 21:38, Gigi Van Dame via <gigivandame= [email protected]> wrote:
Congratulation Deena!? I'm 3 times cancer survivor.? I'm searching for the best treatment for my situation which is Metastatic Melanoma in my liver. It's a new diagnosis and I'm looking what's available wouldn't hurt my immune system, beside Budwig diet.?? If you wouldn't mind sharing your experience, please.? Thank you! Gigi?
Hello Everyone,?
I am a new member hoping to reach other breast cancer survivors, as well as other cancer patients, in this journey.??
I don't know much about the BP and hope someone can help me navigate through the information. Where to start? What are the protocols?
My treatment ended in February 2023 successfully and hope to stay cancer free for my lifetime.? I'm 54 years old and still have a young child at home.? I would love to see my children thrive and have enough energy to enjoy grandchildren in the future.?
My treatments were through Cancer Treatment Centers of America,? now City of Hope,? with the amazing Dr. Eugene Ahn. God sent me directly there and I had so much success.? I know it's up to me to stay strong.? That is why I seek others in this journey of advancement.? I hope too, that my story can help others.
We are better together and can bring so much hope to others as a community.
May God bless you all!
Sincerely,?
Deena
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Re: Breast Cancer ? Survivor
I've used BEC5/Curaderm many times (including right now) and it's great, better I believe than black salve, but definitely not for melanoma.
BEC5 or Curaderm is gentler than black salve.? I'm not sure it works on melanoma though, mostly for basal cell and squamous.
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 02:05:19 PM MST, Lisa Young < lotsofyoungs@...> wrote:
I have a friend who did black salve and it was terrible. She now has a chunk of her breast missing. I did a malignant little mole and that alone was not pleasant even though?only superficial.? I think there are gentler ways to heal. Dear Gigi,
I would highly recommend you also get in touch with the people at Cansema (very efficient black salve that removes all sorts of skin tumours; there are also internal formulations, which address internal cancers). Here is ?and likewise here is ?on of their live websites where they actually sell their products.
With best wishes,
Sebastian
On Sun, 2 Jul 2023 at 21:38, Gigi Van Dame via <gigivandame= [email protected]> wrote:
Congratulation Deena!? I'm 3 times cancer survivor.? I'm searching for the best treatment for my situation which is Metastatic Melanoma in my liver. It's a new diagnosis and I'm looking what's available wouldn't hurt my immune system, beside Budwig diet.?? If you wouldn't mind sharing your experience, please.? Thank you! Gigi?
Hello Everyone,?
I am a new member hoping to reach other breast cancer survivors, as well as other cancer patients, in this journey.??
I don't know much about the BP and hope someone can help me navigate through the information. Where to start? What are the protocols?
My treatment ended in February 2023 successfully and hope to stay cancer free for my lifetime.? I'm 54 years old and still have a young child at home.? I would love to see my children thrive and have enough energy to enjoy grandchildren in the future.?
My treatments were through Cancer Treatment Centers of America,? now City of Hope,? with the amazing Dr. Eugene Ahn. God sent me directly there and I had so much success.? I know it's up to me to stay strong.? That is why I seek others in this journey of advancement.? I hope too, that my story can help others.
We are better together and can bring so much hope to others as a community.
May God bless you all!
Sincerely,?
Deena
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Re: Breast Cancer ? Survivor
BEC5 or Curaderm is gentler than black salve.? I'm not sure it works on melanoma though, mostly for basal cell and squamous.
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 02:05:19 PM MST, Lisa Young <lotsofyoungs@...> wrote:
I have a friend who did black salve and it was terrible. She now has a chunk of her breast missing. I did a malignant little mole and that alone was not pleasant even though?only superficial.? I think there are gentler ways to heal.
Dear Gigi,
I would highly recommend you also get in touch with the people at Cansema (very efficient black salve that removes all sorts of skin tumours; there are also internal formulations, which address internal cancers). Here is ?and likewise here is ?on of their live websites where they actually sell their products.
With best wishes,
Sebastian
On Sun, 2 Jul 2023 at 21:38, Gigi Van Dame via <gigivandame= [email protected]> wrote:
Congratulation Deena!? I'm 3 times cancer survivor.? I'm searching for the best treatment for my situation which is Metastatic Melanoma in my liver. It's a new diagnosis and I'm looking what's available wouldn't hurt my immune system, beside Budwig diet.?? If you wouldn't mind sharing your experience, please.? Thank you! Gigi?
Hello Everyone,?
I am a new member hoping to reach other breast cancer survivors, as well as other cancer patients, in this journey.??
I don't know much about the BP and hope someone can help me navigate through the information. Where to start? What are the protocols?
My treatment ended in February 2023 successfully and hope to stay cancer free for my lifetime.? I'm 54 years old and still have a young child at home.? I would love to see my children thrive and have enough energy to enjoy grandchildren in the future.?
My treatments were through Cancer Treatment Centers of America,? now City of Hope,? with the amazing Dr. Eugene Ahn. God sent me directly there and I had so much success.? I know it's up to me to stay strong.? That is why I seek others in this journey of advancement.? I hope too, that my story can help others.
We are better together and can bring so much hope to others as a community.
May God bless you all!
Sincerely,?
Deena
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Re: Breast Cancer ? Survivor
I have a friend who did black salve and it was terrible. She now has a chunk of her breast missing. I did a malignant little mole and that alone was not pleasant even though?only superficial.? I think there are gentler ways to heal.
Dear Gigi,
I would highly recommend you also get in touch with the people at Cansema (very efficient black salve that removes all sorts of skin tumours; there are also internal formulations, which address internal cancers). Here is ?and likewise here is ?on of their live websites where they actually sell their products.
With best wishes,
Sebastian
On Sun, 2 Jul 2023 at 21:38, Gigi Van Dame via <gigivandame= [email protected]> wrote:
Congratulation Deena!? I'm 3 times cancer survivor.? I'm searching for the best treatment for my situation which is Metastatic Melanoma in my liver. It's a new diagnosis and I'm looking what's available wouldn't hurt my immune system, beside Budwig diet.?? If you wouldn't mind sharing your experience, please.? Thank you! Gigi?
Hello Everyone,?
I am a new member hoping to reach other breast cancer survivors, as well as other cancer patients, in this journey.??
I don't know much about the BP and hope someone can help me navigate through the information. Where to start? What are the protocols?
My treatment ended in February 2023 successfully and hope to stay cancer free for my lifetime.? I'm 54 years old and still have a young child at home.? I would love to see my children thrive and have enough energy to enjoy grandchildren in the future.?
My treatments were through Cancer Treatment Centers of America,? now City of Hope,? with the amazing Dr. Eugene Ahn. God sent me directly there and I had so much success.? I know it's up to me to stay strong.? That is why I seek others in this journey of advancement.? I hope too, that my story can help others.
We are better together and can bring so much hope to others as a community.
May God bless you all!
Sincerely,?
Deena
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How or where do I send a friend to the main page for this group?
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Thank you Rod for your so pertinent advice ? Riccardo?
Le lun. 3 juil. 2023, 16:14, Rod Holmgren via <s4sindus= [email protected]> a ¨¦crit?: Did I forget to post the link?
I believe juicing is an important part of my healing, along with eating raw cruciferous veg's. It is also part of the Budwig protocol. Juicing allows the body to absorb nutrients without spending as much energy digesting, saving that energy for the fight.
Rod in MN/USA
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 07:06:06 AM CDT, allen mayo < allen.mayo@...> wrote:
? ? Morning all Rod ,I am not juicing that is why I am eating raw vegetables .I did not receiving your recipe for making sauerkraut. ? Julie ,I have been on the Lupron injections since May 2022..Alothough they are not bringing my psa down I am still on them. I am doing the 6 tablespoons of flax oil per day and 4 tablespoons of ground flaxseeds . Thanks for all your help ,greatly appreciated. ? Al I Que. ?
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Re: Breast Cancer ? Survivor
Dear Gigi,
I would highly recommend you also get in touch with the people at Cansema (very efficient black salve that removes all sorts of skin tumours; there are also internal formulations, which address internal cancers). Here is ?and likewise here is ?on of their live websites where they actually sell their products.
With best wishes,
Sebastian
On Sun, 2 Jul 2023 at 21:38, Gigi Van Dame via <gigivandame= [email protected]> wrote:
Congratulation Deena!? I'm 3 times cancer survivor.? I'm searching for the best treatment for my situation which is Metastatic Melanoma in my liver. It's a new diagnosis and I'm looking what's available wouldn't hurt my immune system, beside Budwig diet.?? If you wouldn't mind sharing your experience, please.? Thank you! Gigi?
Hello Everyone,?
I am a new member hoping to reach other breast cancer survivors, as well as other cancer patients, in this journey.??
I don't know much about the BP and hope someone can help me navigate through the information. Where to start? What are the protocols?
My treatment ended in February 2023 successfully and hope to stay cancer free for my lifetime.? I'm 54 years old and still have a young child at home.? I would love to see my children thrive and have enough energy to enjoy grandchildren in the future.?
My treatments were through Cancer Treatment Centers of America,? now City of Hope,? with the amazing Dr. Eugene Ahn. God sent me directly there and I had so much success.? I know it's up to me to stay strong.? That is why I seek others in this journey of advancement.? I hope too, that my story can help others.
We are better together and can bring so much hope to others as a community.
May God bless you all!
Sincerely,?
Deena
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Did I forget to post the link?
https://www.theprairiehomestead.com/2015/02/how-to-make-sauerkraut.html
I believe juicing is an important part of my healing, along with eating raw cruciferous veg's. It is also part of the Budwig protocol. Juicing allows the body to absorb nutrients without spending as much energy digesting, saving that energy for the fight.
Rod in MN/USA
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 07:06:06 AM CDT, allen mayo <allen.mayo@...> wrote:
? ? Morning all Rod ,I am not juicing that is why I am eating raw vegetables .I did not receiving your recipe for making sauerkraut. ? Julie ,I have been on the Lupron injections since May 2022..Alothough they are not bringing my psa down I am still on them. I am doing the 6 tablespoons of flax oil per day and 4 tablespoons of ground flaxseeds . Thanks for all your help ,greatly appreciated. ? Al I Que. ?
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Morning all
Rod ,I am not juicing that is why I am eating raw vegetables .I did not receiving your
recipe for making sauerkraut.
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Julie ,I have been on the Lupron injections since May 2022..Alothough they are not bringing
my psa down I am still on them. I am doing the 6 tablespoons of flax oil per day and 4 tablespoons of ground flaxseeds .
Thanks for all your help ,greatly appreciated.
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Al I Que.
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