Re: Does anyone know if DMSO can help thryroid tumors or anenomas?

[Guest guest]

Lynne

I don't know if DMSO will, but I am very sure iodine will. Iodine targets the

thyroid, and we are all deficient in iodine, so we purposely need that in our

diet. Good levels of iodine in the body will clear up alot of things for you. I

am on an iodine yahoo group and have learned of the wonder of iodine. I urge you

to look into that.

Another Lyn

:-)

----- Original Message -----

From: fountayn@...

Hi,

Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid? I have an

anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It is large (5

cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid along with my

parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

Lynne,

[Guest guest]

I don't know about DMSO and thyoid growths, but sure would get a lot of opinions

before removing half of the thyroid......I've had small growths over the years

and they may be gone....I take higher doses of armour thyroid and iosol

iodine daily and selenium daily.

 

I would check with those at realthyroidhelp.com about the tumor.   Too many

surgeries take place and are needless....jam

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To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2012 6:17 PM

Subject: Does anyone know if DMSO can help thryroid tumors or anenomas?

 

Hi,

Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid? I have an

anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It is large (5

cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid along with my

parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

Lynne,

(a new member)

[Guest guest]

I second this on Iodine....

________________________________

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2012 6:23 PM

Subject: Re: Does anyone know if DMSO can help thryroid tumors or

anenomas?

 

Lynne

I don't know if DMSO will, but I am very sure iodine will. Iodine targets the

thyroid, and we are all deficient in iodine, so we purposely need that in our

diet. Good levels of iodine in the body will clear up alot of things for you. I

am on an iodine yahoo group and have learned of the wonder of iodine. I urge you

to look into that.

Another Lyn

:-)

----- Original Message -----

From: fountayn@...

Hi,

Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid? I have an

anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It is large (5

cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid along with my

parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

Lynne,

[Guest guest]

A lot of thyroid problems are caused by a lack of adequate iodine in the

diet. Look into that! Most people are deficient iodine.

doug

[Guest guest]

Hi Lyn,

As soon as I found out about my tumor/anenoma, I started eating 1/3 of a

cup of dulse seaweed each day. That has 860% of the daily requirement for

iodine in it. Would that be enough to shrink the tumor, do you think?

Lynne

> **

>

>

> Lynne

>

> I don't know if DMSO will, but I am very sure iodine will. Iodine targets

> the thyroid, and we are all deficient in iodine, so we purposely need that

> in our diet. Good levels of iodine in the body will clear up alot of things

> for you. I am on an iodine yahoo group and have learned of the wonder of

> iodine. I urge you to look into that.

>

> Another Lyn

> :-)

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: fountayn@...

> Hi,

> Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid? I have

> an anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It is large

> (5 cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid along

> with my parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

>

> Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

>

> Lynne,

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/14/2012 8:44:32 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

fountayn@... writes:

Hi,

> Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid? I have

> an anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It is

large

> (5 cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid

along

> with my parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

>

> Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

>

> Lynne,

>

Hi Lynne { with an e } :-) I'm not sure about this but worth checking as

I do know that apricot seeds do attack cancerous tumors. Check out this

site--_Christian Brothers Vale Apricots from God_

(http://apricotsfromgod.info/) { He is a fellow who spent 5 yrs in prison for

curing peoples

cancerous tumors.} Lois

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Budwig diet seems to shrink tumors everywhere & anywhere in your body.  Check

that one out too.  The full 100% diet should get results before your final

assessment.

________________________________

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2012 10:14:59 AM

Subject: Re: Does anyone know if DMSO can help thryroid tumors or

anenomas?

 

In a message dated 3/14/2012 8:44:32 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

fountayn@... writes:

Hi,

> Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid? I have

> an anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It is

large

> (5 cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid

along

> with my parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

>

> Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

>

> Lynne,

>

Hi Lynne { with an e } :-) I'm not sure about this but worth checking as

I do know that apricot seeds do attack cancerous tumors. Check out this

site--_Christian Brothers Vale Apricots from God_

(http://apricotsfromgod.info/) { He is a fellow who spent 5 yrs in prison for

curing peoples

cancerous tumors.} Lois

[Guest guest]

They did this to my friend 15 yrs ago. She deeply regrets allowing this now,

but .. You can't live well w/o parathyroid glands. You will end up w/

artificial knees. I'd avoid this scenario at all costs. All this bcz there

'might' be cancer??

Liposomal Curcumin knocks out just abt all tumors, benign or otherwise.

www.pdazzler.com/archives/1005 shows how to make it at home. Products are also

online, but somewhat expensive. For this you might want to make an investment.

The stakes are pretty high. Any future surgery or illness will send your

hormones into a tailspin, for which they have no fix. Whatever happened to 'do

no harm' ... Good Luck to you. --tls

Re: Does anyone know if DMSO can help thryroid tumors or

anenomas?

fountayn@... writes:

>> Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid? I have

an anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It is large

(5 cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid

along with my parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

[Guest guest]

Thanks TLS. I mostly lurk here but I have thyroid nodules (tumors) that I have

tried so many different protocols to get rid of. Surgery is not an option for me

even if I have cancer. I'm over lurking on the DIY liposome forum too, but I'm

just not ready to make my own yet. I'm going to order more liposomal gluthionone

so I will order a bottle of curcumin as well. I really appreciate your info!

Karin

>

> They did this to my friend 15 yrs ago. She deeply regrets allowing this now,

but .. You can't live well w/o parathyroid glands. You will end up w/

artificial knees. I'd avoid this scenario at all costs. All this bcz there

'might' be cancer??

>

> Liposomal Curcumin knocks out just abt all tumors, benign or otherwise.

www.pdazzler.com/archives/1005 shows how to make it at home. Products are also

online, but somewhat expensive. For this you might want to make an investment.

The stakes are pretty high. Any future surgery or illness will send your

hormones into a tailspin, for which they have no fix. Whatever happened to 'do

no harm' ... Good Luck to you. --tls

>

>

> Re: Does anyone know if DMSO can help thryroid tumors or

anenomas?

>

> fountayn@... writes:

> >> Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid? I

have

> an anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It is

large

> (5 cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid

> along with my parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Karin:

I highly suggest that you look into taking proteolytic enzymes. They do

break down the tissue that makes up the fabric of tumors, and in addition,

they are known to dissipate and help the body get rid of scar tissue,

fibroids and so forth. There are many places to obtain the enzymes, but this

website and product seems to be a standout in terms of strength and

quality......www.zymessence.com . Additionally, Dr. Wong will talk with you

personally and offer his expertise with regards to your application.

Best wishes,

Jolene

Tyler, Texas

In a message dated 3/15/2012 1:53:50 P.M. Central Daylight Time,

krmaya@... writes:

Thanks TLS. I mostly lurk here but I have thyroid nodules (tumors) that I

have tried so many different protocols to get rid of. Surgery is not an

option for me even if I have cancer. I'm over lurking on the DIY liposome

forum too, but I'm just not ready to make my own yet. I'm going to order more

liposomal gluthionone so I will order a bottle of curcumin as well. I really

appreciate your info!

Karin

>

> They did this to my friend 15 yrs ago. She deeply regrets allowing this

now, but .. You can't live well w/o parathyroid glands. You will end up

w/ artificial knees. I'd avoid this scenario at all costs. All this bcz

there 'might' be cancer??

>

> Liposomal Curcumin knocks out just abt all tumors, benign or otherwise.

www.pdazzler.com/archives/1005 shows how to make it at home. Products

are also online, but somewhat expensive. For this you might want to make an

investment. The stakes are pretty high. Any future surgery or illness

will send your hormones into a tailspin, for which they have no fix. Whatever

happened to 'do no harm' ... Good Luck to you. --tls

>

>

> Re: Does anyone know if DMSO can help thryroid tumors

or anenomas?

>

> fountayn@... writes:

> >> Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid?

I have

> an anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It

is large

> (5 cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid

> along with my parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

>

>

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

>

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List Home Page:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Books:

DMSO Nature's Healer by Morton

MSM The Definitive Guide by Stanely MD and Appleton, NDYahoo!

Groups Links

[Guest guest]

I have great faith in the liposomal products, cucumin esp.

If you see it working well for you, then a small investment will make sense if

$$ is an issue buying it already made. You'll know what ingredients to use so

it doesn't taste like Yuck. That LET group is stuck in Vit C and Bradley

mode ... lol. Do let us know how things work out for you, even if the curcumin

is a bust.

Glad you're not allowing yourself to be rushed into a bad surgery. was

scared into it by a family that needed her, so she let them do it. years after

she wd get lumps on her arms, etc even tho there was no cancer anywhere. The

road has been very hard since. ---tls

Re: Does anyone know if DMSO can help thryroid tumors or

anenomas?

Thanks TLS. I mostly lurk here but I have thyroid nodules (tumors) that I have

tried so many different protocols to get rid of. Surgery is not an option for me

even if I have cancer. I'm over lurking on the DIY liposome forum too, but I'm

just not ready to make my own yet. I'm going to order more liposomal gluthionone

so I will order a bottle of curcumin as well. I really appreciate your info!

[Guest guest]

Hi Tls,

The surgeon said that she only wants to remove TWO of my parathyroid

glands and half of the thyroid (the part that has the adenoma. She

says if I have the two parathyroid glands and the left half of my thyroid,

I wouldn't need any synthoroid, and my thyroid would function pretty well.

Also, I've been doing some more research and found one recent study

that showed that thyroid adenomas that are over 4 cm in size have an EIGHTY

percent chance of being malignant. In the light of this new evidence (mine

is 5 cm), I think that time is critical in making up my mind on what to do.

Thanks for advice! What exactly is liposomal gluthionone?

Thanks again,

Lynne

> **

>

>

>

> Thanks TLS. I mostly lurk here but I have thyroid nodules (tumors) that I

> have tried so many different protocols to get rid of. Surgery is not an

> option for me even if I have cancer. I'm over lurking on the DIY liposome

> forum too, but I'm just not ready to make my own yet. I'm going to order

> more liposomal gluthionone so I will order a bottle of curcumin as well. I

> really appreciate your info!

> Karin

>

>

>

> >

> > They did this to my friend 15 yrs ago. She deeply regrets allowing this

> now, but .. You can't live well w/o parathyroid glands. You will end up w/

> artificial knees. I'd avoid this scenario at all costs. All this bcz there

> 'might' be cancer??

> >

> > Liposomal Curcumin knocks out just abt all tumors, benign or otherwise.

> www.pdazzler.com/archives/1005 shows how to make it at home. Products are

> also online, but somewhat expensive. For this you might want to make an

> investment. The stakes are pretty high. Any future surgery or illness will

> send your hormones into a tailspin, for which they have no fix. Whatever

> happened to 'do no harm' ... Good Luck to you. --tls

> >

> >

> > Re: Does anyone know if DMSO can help thryroid tumors or

> anenomas?

> >

> > fountayn@... writes:

> > >> Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid? I

> have

> > an anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It is

> large

> > (5 cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid

> > along with my parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks Jolene,

I will bookmark it and try it if the circumin doesn't work.

Karin

> >

> > They did this to my friend 15 yrs ago. She deeply regrets allowing this

> now, but .. You can't live well w/o parathyroid glands. You will end up

> w/ artificial knees. I'd avoid this scenario at all costs. All this bcz

> there 'might' be cancer??

> >

> > Liposomal Curcumin knocks out just abt all tumors, benign or otherwise.

> www.pdazzler.com/archives/1005 shows how to make it at home. Products

> are also online, but somewhat expensive. For this you might want to make an

> investment. The stakes are pretty high. Any future surgery or illness

> will send your hormones into a tailspin, for which they have no fix.

Whatever

> happened to 'do no harm' ... Good Luck to you. --tls

> >

> >

> > Re: Does anyone know if DMSO can help thryroid tumors

> or anenomas?

> >

> > fountayn@ writes:

> > >> Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid?

> I have

> > an anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It

> is large

> > (5 cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my thryoid

> > along with my parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

> >

> >

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

> >

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> List Home Page:

>

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

>

> Books:

> DMSO Nature's Healer by Morton

> MSM The Definitive Guide by Stanely MD and Appleton, NDYahoo!

> Groups Links

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lynne,

please read Dr. Brownstein book on iodine, go to Iodine yahoo group, it

is moderated by ND.

sorry for short response I am in between the flights.

Namaste,

Jolanta

>

> Hi,

> Has anyone ever had success with shrinking a tumor on the thyroid? I

have an anenoma that may be malignant, but it is most likely benign. It

is large (5 cm.), and the endocrine surgeon wants to remove half of my

thryoid along with my parathryoids (within the next 2 months).

>

> Thanks for any advice or suggestions!

>

> Lynne,

> (a new member)

>