Black Salve

July 21, 2009

hi cheri

its me again,im a little confused,is bloodroot and black salve the same thing?

regards

bobby

[ ] Re: black salve

I use bloodroot powder internally. You can buy the powder and put it in

capsules or get it from tumorx. I have my own plants but I am saving those just

in case it is not available anymore.

It works.

Cheri

>

> Phill

> right you are, there is very little on bloodroot taken orally. I have never

come across information on I, you are the first. So what I understand is that

you took the salve and put it into a capsule. Does that mean that there is no

bloodroot powder?

>

> It is so intriguing that it can cure cancer of the pancreas. I have read

many times that women " pull out " their breast cancers and I see bloodroot as

drawing salve like ichtiol, just stronger. So what can it possibly do with

cancer in the pancreas or, for that matter,

> in the lymph nodes, which is my case.

>

> Please tell me were I can go to find more on this. It is really very

promising and very scary.

> thanks

>

July 22, 2009

hi john

im just as confused about the black slave as you.

[ ] Re: black salve

Dave

why should it be dangerous that the salve goes

after any cancer in the body? Isn't that desirable?

Please elaborate

Thanks

Dave Felt <feltdd@...> wrote:

>

> In my case, the Black Salve , when applied to an area on my arm in which

> biopsy found carcinoma, caused redness in three areas which eventually

> " bubbled up " , crusted over, and finally healed. A follow-up surgery

> found no cancer remaining. Got a great scar from it however (needlessly

> since the cancer was gone..) One needs to be very careful with black

> salve I'm told it will go after after any cancer in the body - and that

> isn't always good. A friend used it for breast cancer (VERY painful to

> use black salve on an open wound) and I think eventually had surgery.

July 22, 2009

Be careful. Can cause necrosis. Highly oxidative compound. ALso and a quinone.

Better to use too little than too much. Google, 'blood root'

Read directions, monitor area closely.

It has documented action in tumors near the skin. Some studies showed that even

though most of tumor had gone bye bye, margins still contained cells, and cancer

grew back.

So, obviously it can be a tool, should not be the only intervention of course.

Could be part of comprenhensive plan.

Good luck!

July 22, 2009

If the area still has active cancer cells they should partially react needing

more salve. Tiny cells will show a reaction so it is easy to treat. Normal cells

should show no damage other than becoming inflamed maybe.

Blood root used correctly is not a bad or dangerous product. The key is finding

a reputable product. Not all salves are created equal. Depending on the salve I

have even known it to successfully treat bone cancers where the only course of

action dr's have said was to amputate.

Cheri

>

> Be careful. Can cause necrosis. Highly oxidative compound. ALso and a

quinone.

>

> Better to use too little than too much. Google, 'blood root'

>

> Read directions, monitor area closely.

>

> It has documented action in tumors near the skin. Some studies showed that

even though most of tumor had gone bye bye, margins still contained cells, and

cancer grew back.

>

> So, obviously it can be a tool, should not be the only intervention of

course. Could be part of comprenhensive plan.

>

> Good luck!

>

July 22, 2009

In my case, the Black Salve , when applied to an area on my arm in which

biopsy found carcinoma, caused redness in three areas which eventually

" bubbled up " , crusted over, and finally healed. A follow-up surgery

found no cancer remaining. Got a great scar from it however (needlessly

since the cancer was gone..) One needs to be very careful with black

salve I'm told it will go after after any cancer in the body - and that

isn't always good. A friend used it for breast cancer (VERY painful to

use black salve on an open wound) and I think eventually had surgery.

Dave

Bret Peirce wrote:

> Be careful. Can cause necrosis. Highly oxidative compound. ALso and a

quinone.

>

> Better to use too little than too much. Google, 'blood root'

>

> Read directions, monitor area closely.

>

> It has documented action in tumors near the skin. Some studies showed that

even though most of tumor had gone bye bye, margins still contained cells, and

cancer grew back.

>

> So, obviously it can be a tool, should not be the only intervention of

course. Could be part of comprenhensive plan.

>

> Good luck!

>

July 22, 2009

Cheri

It would seem like it would be better to post the information or at least part

of the info on this group site since other people who may be in the same

situation may find the info useful.

GB

>

> From a private group. Email me and I can give you more info. It is based on

the alpha omega salve.

>

> Cheri

July 22, 2009

My experience for what it's worth:

I tried many things but nothing worked as well as black salve. I used it under

my breasts. I could feel the black salve specifically targeting the tumors.

They became very painful and swollen. I could actually feel the path they were

taking out of my body. It was very interesting and this process took about ten

weeks. Afterwards, my breasts felt lighter and so much better. So did my lymph

nodes!

While doing this, I also drank Pau D'Arco tea....and of course, I cut out sugar

and junk foods and changed my diet so that I had as much nutrition as possible.

I also use supplements and vitamins.

I continue with the tea and also am currently taking bloodroot internally...just

to be sure I got it all. After initially taking the bloodroot (the first week)

- I could feel my lymph nodes swell in my neck. Now there is no sensation and

I'm almost finished with my three month treatment.

For a couple of years, as I was fighting this, my PH balance was always acidic.

Now it is normal.

I also regularly rife and use a VIBE machine.

I have my life back and I thank God everyday.

My best friend is now bedridden and dying of breast cancer. She chose to go the

chemo route. I tried to talk her out of it, but we are all different and need

to use what's best for our own body. I asked God to guide me - it just felt

right to do what I did.

Good luck with your journey.

Margie

July 22, 2009

What info would you like posted? I am reluctant to post an email address where

they can get it for obvious reasons.

Cheri

> >

> > From a private group. Email me and I can give you more info. It is based on

the alpha omega salve.

> >

> > Cheri

>

July 22, 2009

I am also doing the bloodroot internally. I have learned how to make my own

capsules and add things to help stomach upset but really I am fine.

Today was a really bad day as I had to lie to my mom who is undergoing chemo and

it is killing her. She was crying. She is in so much pain the morphine is not

even touching it.

Crying again here.

Cheri

>

> My experience for what it's worth:

>

> I tried many things but nothing worked as well as black salve. I used it

under my breasts. I could feel the black salve specifically targeting the

tumors. They became very painful and swollen. I could actually feel the path

they were taking out of my body. It was very interesting and this process took

about ten weeks. Afterwards, my breasts felt lighter and so much better. So did

my lymph nodes!

>

> While doing this, I also drank Pau D'Arco tea....and of course, I cut out

sugar and junk foods and changed my diet so that I had as much nutrition as

possible. I also use supplements and vitamins.

>

> I continue with the tea and also am currently taking bloodroot

internally...just to be sure I got it all. After initially taking the bloodroot

(the first week) - I could feel my lymph nodes swell in my neck. Now there is

no sensation and I'm almost finished with my three month treatment.

>

> For a couple of years, as I was fighting this, my PH balance was always

acidic. Now it is normal.

>

> I also regularly rife and use a VIBE machine.

>

> I have my life back and I thank God everyday.

>

> My best friend is now bedridden and dying of breast cancer. She chose to go

the chemo route. I tried to talk her out of it, but we are all different and

need to use what's best for our own body. I asked God to guide me - it just felt

right to do what I did.

>

> Good luck with your journey.

>

> Margie

>

July 23, 2009

>

> has anyone tried black salve ?

Yes I have, the following is a post I posted on another forum on the

subject......

>

For the last thirty-odd years I have been having skin cancers treated with

excisions, liquid nitrogen, some spark thing that cooked them, a cream called

Aldara, and the dreaded radiation.

Except for Radiation and Aldara, all other treatments have resulted in at least

some of the cancers returning over time, usually around the so-called 'Margins'

of the original cancers.

Radiation at aged 28 or 29 has left me with extremely thin skin with no pigment

on my nose, and the likelihood of needing a skin graft soon. Not exactly ideal.

Aldara was looking like a good thing until reports of it being itself

carcinogenic surfaced.

Frustration led me to spend a lot of time researching alternative treatments, of

which there are many, but sifting through conflicting information,

misinformation, sorting out facts from fiction, I eventually settled on the idea

of trying out some stuff called Black Salve. It is based on the extract of a

plant which grows in the USA, called Bloodroot.

I bought my first container of the stuff almost three years ago and began

treatments.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that it did exactly what I had expected from

my huge amount of research.

At last I had found something that worked, and was basically a natural cure

which had been used from well over a hundred years ago (possibly hundreds) by

American Indians. Side effects which I read about, and which I experienced were

only pain.

When I say only pain, I mean that pain was my only side effect. The amount of

pain was from very mild, as I experienced on my arms and back, to severe pain

which I experienced on a large cancer on my nose, which had previously been

treated twice with Western Medicine. When I say severe, I mean at least as

painful as a migraine.

I was taking about double the recommended dose of strong painkillers for 5 days,

but I feel that it was well worth it. This time I am sure it will not come back.

It does leave scarring, which on my arms and back, all but disappears within a

year.

The latest treatments on my nose have left reasonably deep depression scars,

which I am hoping will be insignificant in a year or so. They are filling in

slowly.

The scarring is at worst, no more than would be left by Western treatments, and

for the most part, much less severe, almost negligible.

I am in no way suggesting that anyone try it. I am merely sharing my experience

for one reason only, and that is so that other people can do their own research

on Black Salve & Bloodroot.

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I recently had cause to treat my dog and this is a copy of a post I posted on

another forum on that experience.........

Earlier this year my dog Boof was limping and not looking too well at all.

Under his front right foot there was a lump of meat sticking out through the

skin. It looked a bit like he had cut himself and it had swollen up badly, so

off to the Vet he went.

The news was not good. He was diagnosed with an advanced tumor between the pads

on his foot, and Pancreas cancer.

Because of his age, 12 yrs. the vets opinion was that he would not handle

radiation and chemo very well, and he would have to have his foot amputated.

He advised us to take him home and enjoy what time he had until it got too

painful, then bring him back to put him down. All he offered was anti

inflammatory pills which might slow it down.

We took him home and started him on the pills. His condition worsened quickly.

I remembered that when I was researching a natural cure for skin cancers (which

I use myself) I read couple of cases of people using Black Salve (Bloodroot) to

treat internal cancer and it had worked for them. My wife & I talked it over and

decided that we had little to loose by trying it at this stage, so we started

him on twice a day doses, and an application to his foot every second day.

A week went by and there was no improvement. I felt that something was wrong.

This tuff had worked so well on my own skin cancers every time. Back to the

internet for answers. After many hours of research, I stumbled on a small

article about Black Salve which suggested that the use of anti inflammatory

medication would reduce or stop the action of bloodroot, because bloodroots

action was to cause inflammation of the cancerous tissue.

Armed with this new information, we ceased the anti inflammatory pills

immediately, and continued on with the bloodroot. During this new research I had

read about the fact that cancer cells do not like an oxygen rich environment (or

an alkaline one) so we decided to bathe his foot in 6% hydrogen Peroxide every

second day when dressing & re-applying the bloodroot to his tumor.

For the next few days, the tumor on his foot seemed to stop growing. By this

time his foot was swollen to about 25% larger than his other foot, and he could

not put weight on it.

By two weeks after stopping the A/I pills, the bloodroot had started to reduce

the tumor size on his foot. What was happening inside him with his Pancreas, we

had no way of knowing. The tumor was coming off a layer at a time, each time we

re-dressed his foot. It was slowly getting smaller.

By the end of about 8 weeks, he was walking around on his foot, the tumor had

completely gone.

We decided to take him back to the vet to show him the foot, and to have him

re-examine him for the internal tumor.

The vet was stunned. Where the foot tumor was, all that remained was 'Residual

thickening' of the surrounding tissue, and better yet, there was no sign of the

Pancreas tumor. So stunned was the vet that he did not charge us for the visit.

He recommended that we continue a maintenance dose for a time, so we have cut

him down to once a day internal dose.

There is very little information out there about the use of Black Salve

internally, so we were literally flying in the dark with regard to what amount

to give him, how often to give it, etc. I am in no way recommending that anyone

use this treatment. I am only posting this as a sharing of an experience that we

had, and what brought it about. Hopefully it will lead to others doing their own

research.

Boof weighs approximately 35Kg. The dosage we gave him was about half the size

of a green pea, put into a capsule and given immediately prior to food. This was

twice daily. At some stage, probably halfway through the treatment, we also

introduced Hydrogen Peroxide to his drinking water. We are still doing this.

It is a month since he was given the all clear by the vet, and he is running

around like nothing was ever wrong.

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I posted that in May this year, so it is now three months since his all clear,

and he is going well.

I hope it is not too long winded, but there is so little good information

available that I just want to spread the word for the benefit of those who want

to know.

Good luck,

Phill.

July 25, 2009

I use bloodroot powder internally. You can buy the powder and put it in capsules

or get it from tumorx. I have my own plants but I am saving those just in case

it is not available anymore.

It works.

Cheri

>

> Phill

> right you are, there is very little on bloodroot taken orally. I have never

come across information on I, you are the first. So what I understand is that

you took the salve and put it into a capsule. Does that mean that there is no

bloodroot powder?

>

> It is so intriguing that it can cure cancer of the pancreas. I have read many

times that women " pull out " their breast cancers and I see bloodroot as drawing

salve like ichtiol, just stronger. So what can it possibly do with cancer in the

pancreas or, for that matter,

> in the lymph nodes, which is my case.

>

> Please tell me were I can go to find more on this. It is really very promising

and very scary.

> thanks

>

July 25, 2009