Re: Re: Enzyme treatment of cancer, Beard, Kelley and Dr.

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How do you do hyperthermia?

Thanks, Robyn

Steve-

I am a survivor of a blood cancer called multiple myeloma. While I do several

non-conventional therapies, organic foods, hyperthermia,

exercise, curcumin, others, I also take a wobenzym enzymes. Papain

and other enzymes have anti-myeloma as well as other anti- cancer

properties.

http://beating-myeloma.org/search/node/papain

Emerson

[Guest guest]

WE have a far infrared sauna which is a fabulous way to do hyperthermia.

There is also a product called Biomat which you lay on and it emits far

infrared rays into your body.

On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 10:05 PM, robyn howell <robynehowell@...>wrote:

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> How do you do hyperthermia?

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> Thanks, Robyn

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> Steve-

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> I am a survivor of a blood cancer called multiple myeloma. While I do

> several non-conventional therapies, organic foods, hyperthermia,

> exercise, curcumin, others, I also take a wobenzym enzymes. Papain

> and other enzymes have anti-myeloma as well as other anti- cancer

> properties.

> http://beating-myeloma.org/search/node/papain

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> Emerson

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[Guest guest]

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From: robyn howell <robynehowell@...>

Sent: Fri, July 16, 2010 10:05:52 PM

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I received a good report ( 'protein markers?') normal in March evaluation

by my doctor after a stem cell transplant for multiple myeloma went very well.

It's a year since I was diagnosed and the next eval is in 2 weeks. The protocol

at thr Huntsman Myeloma clinic is a dual stem cell, but I don't want to have

more chemo, so I am starting on the Budwig diet but not 100% there. I think I

should be taking enzymes and would like to know if those you use are available

in health food stores, or are there better sources? I have to be cost concious,

particularly since my husband isn't sold on natural healing at all.

I bought Turmeric at the drug store, after reading that it is the same as

curcumin, but is that so? And papain -- is that a byproduct of Papaya leaves,

which I presume has to be ordered on line?

I keep getting lots of information from this site and other sources, but at

this point I need to narrow down my focus onto the best results, which I know

you have discovered in your success as a myeloma survivor.

Joan

Steve-

I am a survivor of a blood cancer called multiple myeloma. While I do several

non-conventional therapies, organic foods, hyperthermia,

exercise, curcumin, others, I also take a wobenzym enzymes. Papain

and other enzymes have anti-myeloma as well as other anti- cancer

properties.

http://beating-myeloma.org/search/node/papain

Emerson