Guest guest Posted June 11, 2008 Report Share Posted June 11, 2008 Thank you for that suggestion Samala. Why do you prefer Oleander over MMS? I see because you think it's easier but is it as effective? I have never heard of Oleander but think I saw a movie once with Pfiffer named that. I plan to do a quick search on this. Thank you for the offer! Hugs, Bonnie & Cody PS: Here is what I found, probably won't try it after reading this... The oleander plant is poisonous, and many people have died from eating parts of the plant or drinking tea made from it. Death has resulted from heart failure or respiratory paralysis. Some of the symptoms and signs of oleander toxicity are nausea, vomiting, colic, appetite loss, dizziness, drowsiness, high potassium levels, heart block, dilated pupils, bloody diarrhea, seizures, loss of consciousness, and slow or irregular pulse. There have been reports of death occurring after oral and/or rectal administration of the extract from the plant. The FDA has received reports of at least 2 deaths linked to the use of Anvirzel before the filing of the Investigational New Drug application. Skin irritation from contact with oleander has occurred and allergies are possible. There has been one report observing that, when oleander was taken by a pregnant woman 12 hours before delivery, her baby was affected with seizures and a slowed heart rate. No other cause for the seizures and low heart rate was found. This herb should be avoided, especially by children and women who are pregnant or breast-feeding. Vote for your city's best dining and nightlife. City's Best 2008. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Please, if you have cancer, or a loved one with cancer, do NOT be afraid of oleander. The soup is perfectly safe. It saves lives. Not one person has ever died, or gotten worse, from taking properly made oleander soup or the pills. There is a science lab that makes the concentrated soup--though it is expensive to buy that way, and a company that makes the oleander pills, which are cheap. Both have been used for years. The soup has been used for over 20 years, safely, and has cured the worst cancers. The list owner just stated that only one person ever reported having to go to the hospital after taking oleander. It was to stabilize her heart--but this was because she drank eight ounces of the soup at one sitting!! You only take a maximum of 3 tablespoons a day--not 8 ounces. But even at 8 ounces of the oleander--which in it's natural, raw growing state IS poisonous--the person did not die. It cures cancer. There are many, many testimonials of oleander curing stage 4 cancers of all types. Plus many, many other diseases like Hepatitis C, Aids, etc. Yes, I would absolutely take oleander. As a matter of fact, we do. My whole family--just as we have all taken MMS. Oleander is an anti-oxident, and the MMS is an oxident, so they can't be taken at the same time. If I had any serious disease I would take Oleander during the day and MMS at night before bed. Oleander is a super immune booster--supposedly the strongest on earth. They do give precautions about taking oleander if a person has auto-immune disease, but even then it has not been proven that Oleander makes an auto-immune problem worse. It's just a precaution. Personally I would experiment with oleander in small doses if I had an auto-immune disease. But we take oleander now as a preventative against cancer, and though we don't get colds or flu, most people that take it as a preventative say they rarely get colds or flu anymore. So yes, I made and take oleander, I make and take MMS and I think the 2 of them together would be the most powerful combination a person could come up with. But if I had to choose just one, for ease of use and no side effects, I would choose oleander. Both are cheap (or free) to use, both are powerful, both are safe--though the oleander is safer--both should be in everyone's house. Of course, this is my opinion. :-) Samala, -------Original Message------- Thank you for that suggestion Samala. Why do you prefer Oleander over MMS? I see because you think it's easier but is it as effective? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Can you tell me where to get the pills cheap. So far the only place I have found is in south Africa and they are rather expensive. Thanks Tracey From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Gaiacita Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2008 6:24 PM Subject: Re: [ ] Cody my furkid/Samala Please, if you have cancer, or a loved one with cancer, do NOT be afraid of oleander. The soup is perfectly safe. It saves lives. Not one person has ever died, or gotten worse, from taking properly made oleander soup or the pills. There is a science lab that makes the concentrated soup--though it is expensive to buy that way, and a company that makes the oleander pills, which are cheap. Both have been used for years. The soup has been used for over 20 years, safely, and has cured the worst cancers. The list owner just stated that only one person ever reported having to go to the hospital after taking oleander. It was to stabilize her heart--but this was because she drank eight ounces of the soup at one sitting!! You only take a maximum of 3 tablespoons a day--not 8 ounces. But even at 8 ounces of the oleander--which in it's natural, raw growing state IS poisonous--the person did not die. It cures cancer. There are many, many testimonials of oleander curing stage 4 cancers of all types. Plus many, many other diseases like Hepatitis C, Aids, etc. Yes, I would absolutely take oleander. As a matter of fact, we do. My whole family--just as we have all taken MMS. Oleander is an anti-oxident, and the MMS is an oxident, so they can't be taken at the same time. If I had any serious disease I would take Oleander during the day and MMS at night before bed. Oleander is a super immune booster--supposedly the strongest on earth. They do give precautions about taking oleander if a person has auto-immune disease, but even then it has not been proven that Oleander makes an auto-immune problem worse. It's just a precaution. Personally I would experiment with oleander in small doses if I had an auto-immune disease. But we take oleander now as a preventative against cancer, and though we don't get colds or flu, most people that take it as a preventative say they rarely get colds or flu anymore. So yes, I made and take oleander, I make and take MMS and I think the 2 of them together would be the most powerful combination a person could come up with. But if I had to choose just one, for ease of use and no side effects, I would choose oleander. Both are cheap (or free) to use, both are powerful, both are safe--though the oleander is safer--both should be in everyone's house. Of course, this is my opinion. :-) Samala, -------Original Message------- Thank you for that suggestion Samala. Why do you prefer Oleander over MMS? I see because you think it's easier but is it as effective? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Yes, let me go and get the emails about the pills. -------Original Message------- Can you tell me where to get the pills cheap. So far the only place I have found is in south Africa and they are rather expensive. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Hi , At 11:24 AM 12/06/2008, you wrote: " They do give precautions about taking oleander if a person has auto-immune disease, but even then it has not been proven that Oleander makes an auto-immune problem worse. It's just a precaution. " Trevor Marshall believes that FMS/CFS is autoimmune and I don't think he's alone. I'd like to know what the precautions for Oleander are based on. Do you know if that has been discussed on the Oleander site? Is it a group? I'd like to join. Thanks in advance.....LD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 The precautions are because oleander soup is a super immune booster. I've read on the list that they think it is the strongest immune booster known. Therefore, someone that has an auto-immune disease is unlikely to want to stimulate the immune system. Although I personally think I would do it in VERY small increments, after getting all my organs as clean as possible, and my systems working as good as possible. I just find it hard to believe that the body is destroying itself through the immune system attacking the body. Hard to wrap my mind around--I tend to think that there's a misdiagnosis someplace along the line. Because if this were as common in our genetic make-up as the doctors saying that auto-immune disease is today, then how could we have survived as a race? Seems just to odd. Anyway, yes--it is a group. Here's the link to the home page where you can join. Ask any questions you want on the list--the list owners (and there are doctors there that use oleander) are very helpful. Http:///group/oleandersoup/ Samala, -------Original Message------- Trevor Marshall believes that FMS/CFS is autoimmune and I don't think he's alone. I'd like to know what the precautions for Oleander are based on. Do you know if that has been discussed on the Oleander site? Is it a group? I'd like to join. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Hi , I'm not actually thinking of taking it myself. At least not at this time. I want to know more about it, be able to direct people to it and read it myself occasionally. Duh.......of course, re the immune system booster. It IS hard to get one's head around, isn't it? Trevor Marshall believes that all autoimmune diseases are TH1 conditions. He believes that those of us with TH1 have CWD bacteria living in the phagocytes of the immune system and feed on Vit 1,25-D. Thus he says to restrict Vit D as it converts to the former and supports the bacteria. Once having eradicated the CWD with several different abx, restricting Vit D and taking Benicar, one will be well, can stop the abx/benicar and get plenty of Vit D again. One will then just do maintenance with the Benicar and abx bi-annually or thereabouts. That's a very limited explanation . There is more here: http://www.marshallprotocol.com/ I followed the protocol for more than 2 years and never had a good day or any improvement. It's successful for some. I don't know the stats on that though. It takes ages for most with long term illness. I had a couple of months where I felt better after stopping but regressed very quickly and couldn't face more of the same bedridden existence and pain so never went back on it. I'm now waiting on some treatment for methylation mutation for people who cannot detox, which is what Amy Yasko and Rich Van Konynenburg believe is at the bottom of CFS: http://tinyurl.com/64a3n6 I'm just going to start with the simplified protocol and see how I go. Thanks for the information .........LD At 01:07 PM 12/06/2008, you wrote: The precautions are because oleander soup is a super immune booster. I've read on the list that they think it is the strongest immune booster known. Therefore, someone that has an auto-immune disease is unlikely to want to stimulate the immune system. Although I personally think I would do it in VERY small increments, after getting all my organs as clean as possible, and my systems working as good as possible. I just find it hard to believe that the body is destroying itself through the immune system attacking the body. Hard to wrap my mind around--I tend to think that there's a misdiagnosis someplace along the line. Because if this were as common in our genetic make-up as the doctors saying that auto-immune disease is today, then how could we have survived as a race? Seems just to odd. Anyway, yes--it is a group. Here's the link to the home page where you can join. Ask any questions you want on the list--the list owners (and there are doctors there that use oleander) are very helpful. Http:///group/oleandersoup/ Samala, -------Original Message------- Trevor Marshall believes that FMS/CFS is autoimmune and I don't think he's alone. I'd like to know what the precautions for Oleander are based on. Do you know if that has been discussed on the Oleander site? Is it a group? I'd like to join. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Ah. Some illnesses can be SO complicated, huh? I use to think it was all diet related. Fix the food, fix the supplements you fix the problem. But now I have learned "it ain't that easy" sometimes. I think it is a step by step process, and it is different for everyone. That's why some protocols work for some people but not for others, though on the surface their problems seem to be the same. We are individuals, and our bodies react differently to stimulus, and the only way we can know for sure is to learn to tune into our bodies and pay very close attention to the signals it is giving us. I believe our bodies know how to fix themselves, we just don't know how to listen. :-( I also believe the fix is not on any one dimension. I believe we have to address the physical, the emotional and the spiritual, all at the same time, or no permanent health can be achieved. The only way to figure a health issue out is to keep researching, following all leads, experimenting, and learning to listen to our body. Include the things the body needs--sun (I think it is lack of sun that causes most problems, but will read what the Marshall protocol says), air, water, food, prayer, exercise, quiet, laughter and joy. Sooner or later you will hit on the right combination. Good luck to you. Samala, -------Original Message------- I'm not actually thinking of taking it myself. At least not at this time. I want to know more about it, be able to direct people to it and read it myself occasionally. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 At 02:43 PM 12/06/2008, you wrote: " I believe our bodies know how to fix themselves, we just don't know how to listen. :-( I also believe the fix is not on any one dimension. I believe we have to address the physical, the emotional and the spiritual, all at the same time, or no permanent health can be achieved. " Yes indeed! No matter what, the opportunity to change is always present. I Am The Dreamer, the dreaming and the dream. Lovingly, LD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Thanks From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Gaiacita Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2008 7:07 PM Subject: RE: [ ] Cody my furkid/Samala Yes, let me go and get the emails about the pills. -------Original Message------- Can you tell me where to get the pills cheap. So far the only place I have found is in south Africa and they are rather expensive. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Here's just another "crumb". I also find it hard to believe that the immune system will attack the body. I think what is happening, more often than not, is a toxic soup in the intestines caused from improper elimination. Imagine, if you will, that you had a piece of steak or hamburger sitting on the kitchen counter for several days and then cooking up this rotting piece of meat for dinner. You would never do that, would you? But we do that all the time in our gut. Imagine that instead of cooking and eating a rotten steak, you cooked a nice fresh piece of meat and ate it. It should fully leave your body in about 4 - 6 hours. This is not the case with most of us, however. Some of us only have a bm (bowel movement) once a day if we are lucky. For many, it is once every two or three days and then only some of the stuff we ate a few days ago gets out. That means that this piece of meat is sitting in our intestines rotting and putrifying, sometimes for days, creating toxins which seep into the blood, the immune system and the entire body which may even cause genetic disorder, among a raft of other problems. This is really what is attacking our bodies. Go to YouTube and Search "Colon" or "Intestinal Parasites" and find some of the videos that show what can and does come out of people when they do certain cleanses. This is stuff that would have stayed in the intestine indefinitely if the person had not done a cleanse. Helen http://www.holyteaclub.com/web/montemomma From: Gaiacita <gaiacita@...>Subject: Re: [ ] Cody my furkid/Samala Date: Wednesday, June 11, 2008, 8:07 PM The precautions are because oleander soup is a super immune booster. I've read on the list that they think it is the strongest immune booster known. Therefore, someone that has an auto-immune disease is unlikely to want to stimulate the immune system. Although I personally think I would do it in VERY small increments, after getting all my organs as clean as possible, and my systems working as good as possible. I just find it hard to believe that the body is destroying itself through the immune system attacking the body. Hard to wrap my mind around--I tend to think that there's a misdiagnosis someplace along the line. Because if this were as common in our genetic make-up as the doctors saying that auto-immune disease is today, then how could we have survived as a race? Seems just to odd. Anyway, yes--it is a group. Here's the link to the home page where you can join. Ask any questions you want on the list--the list owners (and there are doctors there that use oleander) are very helpful. Http://groups. / group/oleanderso up/ Samala, -------Original Message----- -- Trevor Marshall believes that FMS/CFS is autoimmune and I don't think he's alone. I'd like to know what the precautions for Oleander are based on. Do you know if that has been discussed on the Oleander site? Is it a group? I'd like to join. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 I think it is a combination of things. Perhaps leaky gut, bad elimination, toxic organs, chemical sensitivities, perhaps even heavy metal toxicity. The body is just too overloaded and can't handle all the toxins. Because we are all so different I think certain bodies show symptoms that doctors interpret as auto-immune. Samala, -- Re: [ ] Cody my furkid/Samala Date: Wednesday, June 11, 2008, 8:07 PM The precautions are because oleander soup is a super immune booster. I've read on the list that they think it is the strongest immune booster known. Therefore, someone that has an auto-immune disease is unlikely to want to stimulate the immune system. Although I personally think I would do it in VERY small increments, after getting all my organs as clean as possible, and my systems working as good as possible. I just find it hard to believe that the body is destroying itself through the immune system attacking the body. Hard to wrap my mind around--I tend to think that there's a misdiagnosis someplace along the line. Because if this were as common in our genetic make-up as the doctors saying that auto-immune disease is today, then how could we have survived as a race? Seems just to odd. Anyway, yes--it is a group. Here's the link to the home page where you can join. Ask any questions you want on the list--the list owners (and there are doctors there that use oleander) are very helpful. Http://groups. / group/oleanderso up/ Samala, -------Original Message----- -- Trevor Marshall believes that FMS/CFS is autoimmune and I don't think he's alone. I'd like to know what the precautions for Oleander are based on. Do you know if that has been discussed on the Oleander site? Is it a group? I'd like to join. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 What then is leaky gut if it is not caused by a bowel full of putrifying and rotting food etc? It may be caused by a chemical or w.h.y but if the bowel were passing things more quickly AND efficientlythe chemical may not have time to create a leaky gut. What causes toxic organs if not the sludge from a bowel filled with putrifying and rotting food, etc? Chemical sensitivities and heavy metals may not be caused by the gut but would they not pass through faster if the bowel were moving things on out like they should be doing if we fed them properly and used herbs for cleanses? It is my opinion that we are not all that different. What is really different is our diets. Hope you don't mind the rebuttal but as is so often said by health practitioners, "Death begins in the intestines." Maybe I should add here, ...except for Lyme disease which is a horse of a different color. Have a great and thankful day ...everyday! Helen From: Gaiacita <gaiacitagmail (DOT) com>Subject: Re: [miracle_mineral_ supplement] Cody my furkid/Samalamiracle_mineral_ supplementDate: Wednesday, June 11, 2008, 8:07 PM The precautions are because oleander soup is a super immune booster. I've read on the list that they think it is the strongest immune booster known. Therefore, someone that has an auto-immune disease is unlikely to want to stimulate the immune system. Although I personally think I would do it in VERY small increments, after getting all my organs as clean as possible, and my systems working as good as possible. I just find it hard to believe that the body is destroying itself through the immune system attacking the body. Hard to wrap my mind around--I tend to think that there's a misdiagnosis someplace along the line. Because if this were as common in our genetic make-up as the doctors saying that auto-immune disease is today, then how could we have survived as a race? Seems just to odd. Anyway, yes--it is a group. Here's the link to the home page where you can join. Ask any questions you want on the list--the list owners (and there are doctors there that use oleander) are very helpful. Http://groups. / group/oleanderso up/ Samala, -------Original Message----- -- Trevor Marshall believes that FMS/CFS is autoimmune and I don't think he's alone. I'd like to know what the precautions for Oleander are based on. Do you know if that has been discussed on the Oleander site? Is it a group? I'd like to join. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Yes, you are right about the bowels being supremely important. I was thinking leaky gut was more in the stomach area, caused by too much acid foods--not so much from gunk in the bowels. But you could be right. It's hard for the body to be anywhere near healthy if the intestines are not emptying as they are meant to. It use to be they said "you are what you eat" then it was "you are what you digest" and now it is "you are what you eliminate". Samala, -- Re: [miracle_mineral_ supplement] Cody my furkid/Samalamiracle_mineral_ supplementDate: Wednesday, June 11, 2008, 8:07 PM The precautions are because oleander soup is a super immune booster. I've read on the list that they think it is the strongest immune booster known. Therefore, someone that has an auto-immune disease is unlikely to want to stimulate the immune system. Although I personally think I would do it in VERY small increments, after getting all my organs as clean as possible, and my systems working as good as possible. I just find it hard to believe that the body is destroying itself through the immune system attacking the body. Hard to wrap my mind around--I tend to think that there's a misdiagnosis someplace along the line. Because if this were as common in our genetic make-up as the doctors saying that auto-immune disease is today, then how could we have survived as a race? Seems just to odd. Anyway, yes--it is a group. Here's the link to the home page where you can join. Ask any questions you want on the list--the list owners (and there are doctors there that use oleander) are very helpful. Http://groups. / group/oleanderso up/ Samala, -------Original Message----- -- Trevor Marshall believes that FMS/CFS is autoimmune and I don't think he's alone. I'd like to know what the precautions for Oleander are based on. Do you know if that has been discussed on the Oleander site? Is it a group? I'd like to join. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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