Re: Question re use of cesium carbonate

[Guest guest]

Cannot offer a response about cesium carbonate but will offer a suggestion to

look at using the mineral Boron or the substance borax.

Recently while looking at the numerous and often overlooked benefits of boron I

came across several abstracts about Boron Neutron Capture Therapy that was

specifically helpful for a couple of different brain tumors. While they are

using the boron to make the area more sensitive to radiation I wonder if it

isn't similar to using iodine in dye ... the body takes up specific nutrients

in certain areas because that area needs it the most. The carrier may be more

helpful than the poison that accompanies it!

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1566632/

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> I am looking for suggestions re the use of cesium carbonate to try to assist

> controlling tumors on the brain, specifically, how much does one take and

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> Taffy

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[Guest guest]

I've heard that Baking soda is a MUST when using Chemo therapy and always

wondered (Hello Kachina Creek - washte)if what was actually healing (in

successful cases)was the BAKING SODA... IN SPITE of the Chemo. After all, Dr.

Simonece uses Baking soda to kill cancer tumors!

Dan in California

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> > I am looking for suggestions re the use of cesium carbonate to try to assist

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> > All ideas would be appreciated.

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> > Taffy

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