Re: dads swelling is bigger - thoughts??

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Take the dairy out @ feed him enzymes with the oil instead. Sometimes dairy can

feed cancer. My tumors tripled in size on Budwig.

Louise

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[Guest guest]

There is something that your dad could try that would be along the lines

of the Budwig protocol, but uses an intensive 3-4 day regimen with very

high doses. It's based on a new research finding that at a high

concentration of certain omega-3 fatty acids, such as alpha linolenic

acid (ALA), 55% of flaxseed oil, tumor kill becomes dramatic and total.

This entails not just high dose ingestion of flaxseed oil, but a

biological trick using fasting, caffeine and exercise to convert ALA

into non-albumin-bound form and obtain the very high serum levels of

active ALA needed for dramatic tumor kill.

This could be done at home for a cost of about $20 over 3-4 days. If

successful, the tumors on his neck will shrink within a month later, in

which case it would be likely that repeated applications, if needed,

would yield complete tumor remission. If not successful, there will be

no shrinkage and this would also be apparent quickly, with also some

unknown possibility of adverse effects.

This approach has just begun clinical testing for one cancer type only

at a major US cancer treatment center, and without a clinical track

record for this specific approach, it must be understood that there is

no guarantee of either safety or efficacy. If your father is not able

to exercise, there is another way to carry out this regimen using an

agent substituting for exercise, which could be performed in a clinic in

Canada. For more information, see www.ufachallenge.org

<http://www.ufachallenge.org> , username " membrane " , password " effect " .

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> Hi all,

> Dad has stage 4 Lung Cancer, been on Budwig for 8 months.Currently on

low doses of MSM, D3 10.000 iu daily, Beta Glucan and Apricot Kernels.

Last month or so the swelling near his neck that first alerted his GP to

cancer has gone a lot bigger. I have read somewhere (how much reading

have we all done???) that when tumors are dying they can swell up giving

the look of growth and proliferation. Any thoughts and or advice?

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> Thanks all,

> jason

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