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I'm starting to wonder if my brother could possibly have pneumonia.
He's been having a lot of chills, shivering, being confused, etc.
every now and then. Last night, he was breathing rapidly and his
pulse was racing.

He is a better today, he coughed up a little blood in the morning, and
he still feels dizzy.

I was searching for some home remedies - and I found a tea he could
drink to help remove phlegm from his bronchial tubes. It says to put
in a tablespoon of linseed - is this safe to do so with warm tea?

Thanks I live in Westlake Village Calif.

breathedeepnow <aug20@...> wrote:Hey there, Jeff!

Actually, he went the mainstream route. He had radioactive needles
stuck into his prostate(OUCH!)and I think he may have gotten some
lupron, as well... But I was thankful he was open-minded enough to
drink the Breuss juice, and he has changed his diet some---cut out a
lot of sugar, white flour, pork and such...

What state/country do you live in, Jeff?

Elliot









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--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., "Cheryl du Toit"
<cherdtoit@t...> wrote:

He Cheryl,

Have you studied lymphology? If so have you gotten the results that
seem to be promised on this site? $995 does seem like a lot of money
but of course if it really works as well as they say then its a great
investment.

Ken

Hi Anna,

Can you remember where you read that and perhaps give more info?

If you go

to a qualified lymphologist for your massages, there is no way that

the

massaging and stroking will 'spread the cancer cells' - it is a way

to

activate your lymph system to get rid of the garbage in your system.

I would advise all the cancer patients and those suffering from

diabetes,

heart disease, whatever to visit this website and listen to the

audio

recording -

Sometimes we have to be real careful about what we read.

Cheryl

Hi Cheryl,

About massages you said: > Maybe you should do some lymph work -

to get

the

lymph moving.

Isn't a lymphatic drainage a type of massage.
I have read in the past that massages can spread cancer cells.

Anna

Could his problem possibly be Septicemia?
Thom

you wrote:

"Omega-3s Block Estrogen
Mothers who choose foods packed with omega-3 fatty acids during pregnancy
and while nursing and then feed their kids such a diet after weaning may
reduce the risk of breast cancer in their daughters by nearly 90%, early
research in mice indicates.

At the risk of repeating myself:

Animal experiments prove little to nothing of validity for human health.
Species differ widely in their reactions, a compound beneficial or
innocuous for one may literally kill another, and vice versa.

In my personal opinion, one of the few exceptions are tests such as feeding
animals a natural raw healthy diet versus a denatured processed food diet.
In these cases, animals seem to display similar patterns in terms of
becoming prone to various diseases, as do humans.

For in-depth scientific coverage see
www.healingcancernaturally.com/why_alternatives12.html

Quote: "The history of cancer research has been a history of curing cancer
in the mouse. We have cured mice of cancer for decades, and it simply
didn't work in humans." ~Dr. Richard Klausner of the National Cancer Institute

Ulla

Dear Wilhelm,
Thank you for your advice regarding using youghurt or quark.
I have a really important question I would like to put to you.
Is the Budwig diet truly an effective means of overcoming cancer? My
wife has been diagnosed with breast cancer and will not submit to
surgery, chemo or radiation. Therefore we need to be certain that we
taking the rights steps in bringing about an effective cure for her.
Thank you,
Karl Schmierer

Hello,
A while back I had a couple of lymph massages. A lymph massage
is VERY different from a regular massage. It is done EXTREMELY
lightly. There is no deep massaging of the muscles. Only a very light
touching and kind of 'rolling' of the fingers to move the lymph. Apparently
the lymph nodes are very close to the surface of the skin. If one
is used to a swedish massage this is quite disappointing, as it is SO
unlike what one is used to. I do believe that it is good, but I also
believe that one can achieve the same effect with the dry-brushing or
rebounding or even a 'chi-machine' (leg swing).


K. Gold =^..^=

www.goldenglow.wholefoodfarmacy.com
An easy, painless way to transition to raw foods.

www.aaahealthonline.com
Now you can SEE why Americans are so fat and unhealthy!



www.ghtdirect.com/dgo1denone

I did a search in German hoping to find some thorough coverage of the
question, so far i found very little such as the below note by the German
Society for Nuclear Medicine. It states among other things:

"Median radiation exposure from a nuclear medical examination corresponds
to what a person absorbs from ambient radiation in a year. That means that
many examinations involve the patient with approximately the same radiation
dose as that received from a lung x-ray.
Please ask your physician about the exact radiation dose involved in the
method used."

I also found repeated mention of the fact that radiation dose depends on
the specific protocol used.

Ulla

Strahlenexposition bei nuklearmedizinischen Untersuchungen

Die Strahlenexposition durch nuklearmedizinische Untersuchungen ist in den
vergangenen Jahren immer weiter zurückgegangen. Das liegt zum einen daran,
dass die verwendeten Radiopharmaka immer weiter verbessert werden konnten.
Zum anderen wurde die Kameratechnik immer weiter optimiert. Hinzu kommen
neue Verfahren wie etwa die Positronen-Emissions-Tomographie (PET). Im
Mittel entspricht die Strahlenexposition bei einer nuklearmedizinischen
Untersuchung der Strahlendosis, die ein Mensch im Verlauf eines Jahres aus
der Umgebung aufnimmt. Damit entspricht sie bei vielen Untersuchungen in
etwa der Strahlenexposition einer R?ntgenuntersuchung der Lunge (wobei die
Nuklearmedizin den Vorteil hat, dass bei ihr ohne Mehrbelastung in einer
einzigen Untersuchung der gesamte K?rper dargestellt werden kann). Bitte,
fragen Sie Ihren behandelnden Nuklearmediziner nach der genauen
Strahlenexposition der für Sie in Frage kommenden Methode.

Die Strahlendosen in der nuklearmedizinischen Therapie sind naturgem?ss
h?her als in der Diagnostik. Diese erh?hte Dosis betrifft aber nur das
jeweilige Zielorgan, etwa die Gelenkinnenhaut bei der Radiosynoviothese
oder die Schilddrüse bei der Radioiodtherapie.

Eine Information der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Nuklearmedizin e.V. (DGN)

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi to All

First I would like to express my gratitude to you all once again.
Your depth of research and experiences are so impressive and helpful.
After a recent visit to the docs, I was dragging my tail once again.
Came home and "listened" to you again and was able to pick myself up
AND RE-MEMBER, they do not know all (often, very little). Our bodies
or our total beingness is sooooo much more than we or the docs are
fully aware. When we go to the docs we can get trapped into the "Body
only" belief system and forget that we are also born of energy and
spirit/soul. So, thanks so very much in helping me remember who I am
and that one visit does not make for the whole truth.

Whew! That being said, here is a wee bit more about lymph drainage.
If you are too weak or tired, you can also do a simple exercise on
your bead. If you can lie upon your stomach with knees bent...Kick
your legs up and down just like we did as children. This can be as
vigorous or gentle as you can do. Your legs (by walking) are designed
to move the lymph throughout the body. "lymphatic drainage
techniques" are taught as a specialty after you get your certified
massage training, but most onc centers in hospitals have such
specialists that will train you how to keep the lymph moving -
especially in the arms (for those with breast &/or node removal).

I am an Ortho-Bionomist and I was taught that massage DOES spread
active cancer cells (actually, I was also taught that in my
preliminary massage training), but that may reflect the fact that
massage has now become synonomous with "deep tissue massage" which
goes against the principles of Ortho-Bionomy(OB). OB is a profoundly
healing discipline based on the premise of NON-Force. ***ANNA: we
are taught to "listen to the body' and "follow" that guidance!
On-going research in Chicago (Hospital setting) has demonstrated that
OB enhances healing of cancer because we are able to assist the body
to detox more gently whereas massage is too traumatic for a body
processing through cancer. OB is available in France, England,
Canada, Australia, Virgin Islands, USA and probably much more - I have
not checked lately.

Elliot - right on! about the rebounder - even walking on it is very
helpful. Thanks for all your info about this wonderful tool. Very
valuable.

Best wishes to all,

lotte

you wrote:

She truly had to scream at them in order to keep them from trying to
resuscitate her, despite the fact that there was obviously nothing
wrong with her, which goes to show how completely ridiculous things
have become with regard to how much the mainstream medical community
mistrusts and disrespects "the wisdom of the body" AND "the wisdom of
the client."

funny story (if it didn't have serious undertones)...

Actually from my reading physicians' disregard for the wisdom of the body
seems to reach quite far back in time. When you download (in zip format)
the book "Natural Hygiene Man's Pristine Way Of Life" by Herbert Shelton
from
,
you can read some amazing details on previous centuries' medical practices,
including rigorously denying water!! and fresh air!! to feverish persons,
literally until they died "despite the physicians' best efforts"!!!
More on the body's innate healing power, "fever and cancer healing" etc.
for instance at
www.healingcancernaturally.com/natural-hygiene-nature-heals.html

Ulla

I found some broccoli sprouts at my local supermarket the other day. I
had read that they have very significant anti-cancer properties, so
decided to try them. I found them delicous---they taste much better to
me than do alfalfa sprouts. They are both sweet and spicy---good all by
themselves or in a salad. I expect it is no problem to produce broccoli
sprouts at home using a jar or a sprouting kit. But it did say on the
box of sprouts that these particular sprouts are from a specific type
of broccoli that guarantees it contains a significant amount of the
main anti-cancer ingredient researchers have identified in broccoli
sprouts.

CT Scan lawsuits, etc, including a significant quote from C. Everet
Koop:

Hi Elliot,

I agree, Lymphology is not about pressing and massaging a tumor - it is
about acitivating your lymphatic system.

Cheryl

Cheryl, I have also read that it is not a good idea to press or to
massage a tumor. It makes sense to me that one could cause cancer cells
to spread by doing that. I think massaging all parts of the body except
the actual tumor or tumor masses is supposed to be okay, though.

Elliot

Joe, we can take some comfort in the fact that the body is a thoroughly
amazing machine, capable of repairing the damage done by x-rays to a
significant degree. But when a doctor who has no idea how much
radiation is being delivered in one CT scan overdoes it, the body's
repair system can become overwhelmed. That's the problem. And again,
there ought to be no disagreement between us as to how much radiation
is contained in a full body CT scan. That information ought to be
immediately available on the internet. The fact that it is not dismays
me. I have a call in to a radiologist at a local hospital, and I think
this week I may call a company or two that MAKES CT scanners and
question them. I might even telephone the FDA. I'm not stressing myself
over this. I just want to get to the bottom of what appears to be a
very strange situation---that being that no one appears to know for
sure how much radiation a CT Scan delivers.

Glad you agree, Cheryl. Albert Carter, author of "The Miracles of
Rebounding," has said that gentle bouncing on a rebounder temporarily
increases significantly the number of T-Cells, macrophages, etc
circulating in the lymph system. It does indeed appear to be an
excellent way of "exercising" the lymphatic system.

Hi, Maria.

Thanks for posting that. Yes, that is one of the sites I also found
when I researched CT scans to see how much radiation there was in a
full body CT Scan. What is outrageous to my mind is that in order for
the FDA to approve CT scanning for use on the public, the company
that invented the device would have HAD to tell the FDA how much
radiation the device delivered. There HAD to have been exact figures.
WHERE did those figures disappear to? WHY do so few people in the
medical establishment know them?

As for this:

"The risk-benefit equation changes dramatically for adults who are
referred
for CT scans for medical diagnosis," Brenner said. "Diagnostic
benefits far
outweigh the risks."

The benefits do NOT outweigh the risks, in my opinion, if an
oncologist is giving his clients CT scans once every other month, or
even once every month. In fact, I would love to see a law suit
brought against an oncologist and/or a radiologist by one or more of
their clients so as to get the truth out to the public about how
dangerously much radiation is in a CT scan.

For anyone reading this who does not understand the danger of
receiving high doses of radiation, it is that high doses of radiation
can do so much damage to the body's DNA that the body cannot repair
it fast enough, or repair enough of it, so that the damage eventually
causes cancer. There are other, less appalling effects from high
doses of radiation. Xerostomia, or dry mouth, caused by damage to the
salivary glands by the radiation, is one such effect. Xerostomia can
lead to excessive dental caries and ultimately to tooth loss. Another
effect is a general weakening of the immune system.

Steve, I saw a doctor in Chicago who is very up on things, and who
feels confident CODEX ultimately will not fly. There was a most
interesting paper sent to the British parliament that lambasted the
drug industry, and that appears to have defeated some other kind of
movement in Great Britain similar to CODEX. I believe that in the end,
CODEX will crash and burn.

Hey there, Jeff!

Actually, he went the mainstream route. He had radioactive needles
stuck into his prostate(OUCH!)and I think he may have gotten some
lupron, as well... But I was thankful he was open-minded enough to
drink the Breuss juice, and he has changed his diet some---cut out a
lot of sugar, white flour, pork and such...

What state/country do you live in, Jeff?

Elliot

In a message dated 4/30/2005 6:26:56 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
aug20@... writes:

I believe that in the end,
CODEX will crash and burn.



From your lips to God's ears, Elliot!
BarbF