Re: kidney cancer - indian mud

[Guest guest]

I hadn't heard of 'Indian mud' before so did a quick Google search and

discovered that it is another name for bloodroot salve. There are many sources

of bloodroot salves and you can find these on the internet - I believe Greg

Caton's Cansema products are back, among others. I'd be interested to know how

you used the Indian Mud for your ovarian cancer.

Chamberlain

www.fightingcancer.com

My son who is 35 was told he had a rare kidney cancer that only

affects 5% of the world population it was in his left kidney. It was

removed along with his spleen and part of his pancreas, and now they

say it has spread to his liver and lungs. They did no biopsy of either

liver or lungs. How do we know this is cancer. We can't seem to get a

name for this type of cancer they say he has. They want him to see a

oncologist and he said no. Can anyone tell me a good natural treatment. I did

the Indian mud for my ovarian cancer 6 years ago. I can't get Indian mud

anymore.

[Guest guest]

jonathan chamberlain

wrote:

I hadn't heard of 'Indian mud' before so did a quick Google search

and discovered that it is another name for bloodroot salve. There are

many sources of bloodroot salves and you can find these on the

internet - I believe Greg Caton's Cansema products are back, among

others. I'd be interested to know how you used the Indian Mud for your

ovarian cancer.