Re: Diet and cancer treatment (detox)

[Guest guest]

> The traditional cancer diets such as the grape cure don't work nearly

> as well today. This is because of all the chemicals in the

> environment. If a person wants to put diet in the driver's seat then

> they would be well advised to do a lot of detoxing along with it.

>

>

How do one detox?

Sauna, rebounding, enemas, gua sha, turpentine baths, liver/kidney stimulating

herbs,...?

Any specific procedure(s) which are especially favorable?

Are there literature you would recommend regardig this subject?

[Guest guest]

I've read many ways to detox, of course we have to each find one that works for

us within our means. I did my first detox bath last night using apple cider

vinegar and epsom salt, because I read that it would draw the toxins out of the

body. Don't know whether it " works " but I know it made me feel really really

good! I made the water incredibly hot and sunk all the way down, including my

neck tumor. I felt a world of difference this morning - stunk to high heavens

(I recommend a quick shower afterwards!) but I really felt as if it did some

good. And believing in it is half of the battle, in my opinion. I was going to

do another tonight but too much going on. I'd like to shoot for this nightly

though.

I read of another one using sea salt and baking soda, but I like the ACV and

epsom salt.

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> > The traditional cancer diets such as the grape cure don't work nearly

> > as well today. This is because of all the chemicals in the

> > environment. If a person wants to put diet in the driver's seat then

> > they would be well advised to do a lot of detoxing along with it.

> >

> >

>

>

> How do one detox?

>

> Sauna, rebounding, enemas, gua sha, turpentine baths, liver/kidney stimulating

herbs,...?

>

> Any specific procedure(s) which are especially favorable?

>

> Are there literature you would recommend regardig this subject?

>