Melanoma

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Thank you everyone for your input. I appreciate it.

Blessings

Re: melanoma

Orthomolecular Medicine News Service,

November 9, 2007

Topical Vitamin C Stops Basal Cell Carcinoma --

<http://lymecommunity.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat & Number=2730>

--- At 07:53 AM 1/3/2008, Jim wrote:

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>[...] Jim Humble says that melanoma is 100% cured by the MMS protocol and he

convinced me. If I had melanoma, I'd be on it every two hours at a level just

below the Herx reaction rate. Jim says that the melanoma will fall out(!!!) in

two weeks leaving an open hole (not so nice sounding) which will often heal over

in a week.

>

>Nanette Niece wrote:

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>> Hi Jim,

>>

>> What is this MMS of which you speak? My husband's friend has melanoma

>> and I would love to pass on this info to him.

>> Thanks in advance.

>>

>

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[Guest guest]

Have you tried black salve - internally as well as externally? You might also consider the Pyro-Energen as part of any treatment plan.

Here is a comment from an alternative practitioner about a patient that used the Pyro-Energen

Melanoma: Diagnosed 10 years ago and excised surgically at the time. Reoccurrence just below site of original lesion. Confirmed through MD and saliva testing. All lesions vanished in less than one week. Dermatologist stunned. Woman doing very well, continues to treat herself with the machine.

melanoma

can anyone comment on treating melanoma with the pulsers? Is itrecommended to zap it directly on the skin with the magnetic pulser?or should one just use the silver pulser on the wrist for melanoma?

[Guest guest]

Look into some Bloodroot as well. The only issue is it may cause a heck of a scar.BradOn Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 12:44 PM, kennethkudo <kennethkudo@...> wrote:

can anyone comment on treating melanoma with the pulsers? Is it

recommended to zap it directly on the skin with the magnetic pulser?

or should one just use the silver pulser on the wrist for melanoma?

[Guest guest]

I have the pulsers but am in good health with no real need of them. However I do use the silver pulser at times as a preventive measure.

melanoma

ethel and brad,i have a question: do you guys use the pulsers?

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I understand. Thanks much BG

Re: Melanoma

You can have him make the unit, and apply direct to the area, right

on the carcinoma.

See our files on cancer, basal cell carcinoma, etc. I think we may

have some stories there that could be interesting to read.

Best of luck to you and him!!

bG

PS, He (not you) should make and do this, you can help but he should

do it as research, otherwise you are at risk legally. Explain that

and if he doesn't like it, don't do it for him. Even is he's nice,

his folks or lawyer, or anyone can sue the ass off you. Be safe, you

will get lots of opportunities to help folks with this (god as my

witness, you will).

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> Group I have a friend who has melanoma.  He has a tumor on the left

side of his face which has gone down into the top part of his neck. 

I want to use the Godzilla on him.  I want to know how should I

position the sponges?  I want to help him in anyway I can.  I have

been providing h

[Guest guest]

You can have him make the unit, and apply direct to the area, right

on the carcinoma.

See our files on cancer, basal cell carcinoma, etc. I think we may

have some stories there that could be interesting to read.

Best of luck to you and him!!

bG

PS, He (not you) should make and do this, you can help but he should

do it as research, otherwise you are at risk legally. Explain that

and if he doesn't like it, don't do it for him. Even is he's nice,

his folks or lawyer, or anyone can sue the ass off you. Be safe, you

will get lots of opportunities to help folks with this (god as my

witness, you will).

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> Group I have a friend who has melanoma.  He has a tumor on the left

side of his face which has gone down into the top part of his neck. 

I want to use the Godzilla on him.  I want to know how should I

position the sponges?  I want to help him in anyway I can.  I have

been providing him with Colloidal Silver to combat infection which

has been working.  That seems to be working.  Thanks

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I spoke to a medical friend, it's an aggressive cancer follow up with

dermatologist asap. Get to western medicine was the advice. We also

have to say our experience, though encouraging with basal cell

melanoma is hardly enough to justify relying solely on our stuff, so

hopefully they can get medical attention.

sorry, I really hope our device can help naturally, but please don't

get hopes up.

bG

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> > Group I have a friend who has melanoma.  He has a tumor on the

left

> side of his face which has gone down into the top part of his

neck. 

> I want to use the Godzilla on him.  I want to know how should I

> position the sponges?  I want to help him in anyway I can.  I have

> been providing h

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[Guest guest]

Thanks BG.  I know he's been given 6mths to a year  but I won't give up on him. 

With God anything is possible.

From: baby_grand <no_reply >

Subject: Re: Melanoma

Date: Sunday, February 22, 2009, 3:16 PM

I spoke to a medical friend, it's an aggressive cancer follow up with

dermatologist asap. Get to western medicine was the advice. We also

have to say our experience, though encouraging with basal cell

melanoma is hardly enough to justify relying solely on our stuff, so

hopefully they can get medical attention.

sorry, I really hope our device can help naturally, but please don't

get hopes up.

bG

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> position the sponges?  I want to help him in anyway I can.  I have

> been providing h

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That's the spirit!

bG

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GO TO THE DOCTOR!!! Melanoma, if it is melanoma (and it's quite

possible that it isn't - there are other sorts of skin cancer that are

much less incideous and dangerous), is an extremely aggressive and

fast growing cancer. I realize " going to the doctor " is not always

the best idea, and probably goes against the principles of this group,

(and I'm sorry if I'm out of line), but in this case, this is

something that needs to be checked out QUICKLY. Please do not delay.

If this cancer is caught early and removed, there is much better

chance of recovery. I have personal experience with melanoma and it

is not to be messed with. And I seriously doubt that there is a food

or non-invasive treatment on this planet that could halt the spread of

this awful disease. Removal, EARLY is the best treatment.

Good luck.

Keri

On 01/12/2009, at 4:14 PM, joellesgarden wrote:

> Hello Bee,

>

> I have been battling with this diet. I now seem to have a melanoma

> on my back. I can't even get to it except that it itches, and is

> flat and discolored. Beside for immediate food changes, what can I do?

>

> Panicing, le

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[Guest guest]

-- In , Blue Mountains Resumes <bmresumes@...>

wrote:

I have personal experience with melanoma and it is not to be messed with. And I

seriously doubt that there is a food or non-invasive treatment on this planet

that could halt the spread of this awful disease.

+++Hi Keri. You don't know that a food or non-invasive treatment wouldn't

help!!! However it is better to get it checked.

I think you are seriously alarming people without knowing what you are talking

about.

Bee

[Guest guest]

I do apologize for being alarmist Bee and also for jumping in when the

question wasn't even directed at me. But I see that word and am

filled with horror - I lost my dad to it in 2005. It was so rapid, I

doubt anything could have stopped it - but this is just my opinion and

you're right, I'm not an expert.

As I mentioned - there are lots of other less sinister skin cancers

that this lady most likely has and I hope and pray that that this is

the case.

It just sounded like she had no intention of going to the doctor,

hence my slightly hysterical response.

I don't doubt for a second the healing power of foods and a healthy

immune system, I just know what absolute m*ngrel of a cancer this is.

Again, sorry and apologies to the original poster if I made you even

more panicked. Get it checked, I bet it's okay.

Keri

On 02/12/2009, at 3:51 AM, Bee wrote:

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> +++Hi Keri. You don't know that a food or non-invasive treatment

> wouldn't help!!! However it is better to get it checked.

>

> I think you are seriously alarming people without knowing what you

> are talking about.

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> Bee.

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[Guest guest]

I have read about quite a few people getting their melanomas taken care of with

garlic, hyrdrogen perioxide and/or various types of herbs. I have a large

family, and it pains me to think of the horrible consequences. I want to be

positive, and find the best way to do things.

le

>

> I have personal experience with melanoma and it is not to be messed with. And

I seriously doubt that there is a food or non-invasive treatment on this planet

that could halt the spread of this awful disease.

>

> +++Hi Keri. You don't know that a food or non-invasive treatment wouldn't

help!!! However it is better to get it checked.

>

> I think you are seriously alarming people without knowing what you are talking

about.

>

> Bee

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[Guest guest]

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> I have read about quite a few people getting their melanomas taken care of

with garlic, hyrdrogen perioxide and/or various types of herbs. I have a large

family, and it pains me to think of the horrible consequences. I want to be

positive, and find the best way to do things.

>

+++Hi le. First you must get it confirmed or not by a medical doctor. I

highly suspect it isn't melanoma, but in any case all skin problems and issues

are caused by toxins coming out through the skin.

Since you haven't been diligent on this program I won't recommend what you

should do until it is confirmed or not, and then we can take it from there.

However, it is very important to follow this program carefully.

My son-in-laws father has had many melanoma spots removed surgically over a

period of over 25 years. I've seen some of the spots his doctor claims are

melanoma, and they look more like toxins coming out, rather than cells out of

control, etc.

His doctor seems to be too quick to use the knife and of course he's covering

his own butt since he doesn't have a clue about toxins and nutrition, etc.

Now his doctor recommends laser surgery to a large group of flat red spots on

his bald head which he claims are cancerous. Wow, if those spots are cancer

everyone would be in trouble. The spots weren't scaley or dry like psoriasis,

or like ringroom, etc. They were simply a little redder than the skin with no

raised areas. Of course this man is over 73 years old with years of abuse to

his body, and he's on many medications for diabetes, high blood pressure, etc.

and is addicted to sugar/carbs.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

I think one of the best resources is www.cancertutor.com because it covers all

cancers and almost all alternative treatments.

Check it out and go from there?

Good Luck

[ ] Melanoma

Hi everybody,

I'm with malignent melanoma.

My mole removed 20 days before operating, now would probably send me on

chemotherapy. I read that chemotherapy is not helping much. Would you share

experiences and other therapies? I wonder how to go ...

And on this medicine -Avemar?

[Guest guest]

" Nili Gitig " <ngitig@...> wrote:

I think one of the best resources is www.cancertutor.com because it

covers all cancers and almost all alternative treatments.

Check it out and go from there?

Good Luck

[Guest guest]

Here is a youtube of Nison after he removed his life long mole with

my black salve.

" Nili Gitig " <ngitig@...> wrote:

>

> I think one of the best resources is www.cancertutor.com because it

covers all cancers and almost all alternative treatments.

> Check it out and go from there?

> Good Luck

>

>

> From: ndafova

>

> I'm with malignent melanoma.

> My mole removed 20 days before operating, now would probably send me

on chemotherapy. I read that chemotherapy is not helping much. Would you

share experiences and other therapies? I wonder how to go ...

> And on this medicine -Avemar?

[Guest guest]

Hi Please see this link.

joi.jlc.jst.go.jp/JST.JSTAGE/fsti9596t9798/4.159?from=Google

Call Dr Tacoma Clinic he is familiar with this extract.

Good luck

ND

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From: " ndafova " <nadafova@...>

Sent: Friday, February 26, 2010 8:39 AM

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Subject: [ ] Melanoma

> Hi everybody,

> I'm with malignent melanoma.

> My mole removed 20 days before operating, now would probably send me on

> chemotherapy. I read that chemotherapy is not helping much. Would you

> share experiences and other therapies? I wonder how to go ...

> And on this medicine -Avemar?

>

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[Guest guest]

The justification is that iodine is required for apoptosis. If the body

doesn't have it, cell apoptosis can't happen and cancer doesn't have that

natural inhibitor in the body. Iodine is absorbed through the skin.

Also, the skin itself uses iodine, so you are providing it directly, so the

skin can be healthier and get rid of growths.

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At 04:47 PM 10/5/2010, you wrote:

>Still trying to find some justification, as in a mechanism, for using

>iodine protocol (dr Simoncini's) in which you paint melanoma lesion 20-30

>times a day. Is iodine a reducing agent like vitamin C? Any refs

>appreciated. Does dr Browstein mention melanoma in his book?

>

> I already take 15 g of vit C, buffered with baking soda, per day with

> good improvement of health.

>

>The painted lugols boosts energy for me so far. I suspect the vit C binds

>metals for excretion via bile, thus I haven't had any detox symptoms

>others describe.

>

>Ran across this but forgot web address.

>

>It is my belief a water solution of iodine (like Lugol's) is an important

>therapeutic agent for skin. Because of its effectiveness and the results,

>perhaps many skin diseases are related to local tissue areas of relative

>iodine deficiency. Perhaps the most graphic lesions are the " keloid "

>(worm) incision scars formed after surgical procedures. If the iodine

>intake and tissue levels are adequate, such as in Japan, keloid formation

>doesn't happen (7). In addition, iodine's ability to trigger natural cell

>death (apoptosis) (5) makes it effective against all pre-cancerous skin

>lesions and likely many cancerous lesions. The local site is replaced with

>normal skin. However, even lesser doses of topical iodine seem to reverse

>the ominous appearance of skin lesions. Because my older brother died of

>metastatic melanoma, my chances of getting a malignant melanoma are

>increased by 400 times. (8-9) Having grown up in Venezuela near the

>equator my sun exposure at a young age was far above normal. So all

>suspicious lesions I notice are returned to normal with topical Lugol's.

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

dr simoncini idea is that cancer is the body trying to proect it self from fonfus.the iodine 7% kills the fungus.we have the experience that he was right.

On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 1:16 AM, Baker <vbaker@...> wrote:

 

The justification is that iodine is required for apoptosis. If the body doesn't have it, cell apoptosis can't happen and cancer doesn't have that natural inhibitor in the body. Iodine is absorbed through the skin.

Also, the skin itself uses iodine, so you are providing it directly, so the skin can be healthier and get rid of growths.--

At 04:47 PM 10/5/2010, you wrote:>Still trying to find some justification, as in a mechanism, for using >iodine protocol (dr Simoncini's) in which you paint melanoma lesion 20-30

>times a day. Is iodine a reducing agent like vitamin C? Any refs >appreciated. Does dr Browstein mention melanoma in his book?>> I already take 15 g of vit C, buffered with baking soda, per day with

> good improvement of health.>>The painted lugols boosts energy for me so far. I suspect the vit C binds >metals for excretion via bile, thus I haven't had any detox symptoms >others describe.

>>Ran across this but forgot web address.>>It is my belief a water solution of iodine (like Lugol's) is an important >therapeutic agent for skin. Because of its effectiveness and the results,

>perhaps many skin diseases are related to local tissue areas of relative >iodine deficiency. Perhaps the most graphic lesions are the " keloid " >(worm) incision scars formed after surgical procedures. If the iodine

>intake and tissue levels are adequate, such as in Japan, keloid formation >doesn't happen (7). In addition, iodine's ability to trigger natural cell >death (apoptosis) (5) makes it effective against all pre-cancerous skin

>lesions and likely many cancerous lesions. The local site is replaced with >normal skin. However, even lesser doses of topical iodine seem to reverse >the ominous appearance of skin lesions. Because my older brother died of

>metastatic melanoma, my chances of getting a malignant melanoma are >increased by 400 times. (8-9) Having grown up in Venezuela near the >equator my sun exposure at a young age was far above normal. So all

>suspicious lesions I notice are returned to normal with topical Lugol's.~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

Ido

Regarding " we have the experience that he was right "

Can you post details of protocol you followed? i.e. dose, oral or painted,

times of day, duration of treatment before success, any other confounding

factors such as vit C etc.

Thanks

I suspect my melanoma has spread since I feel tenderness in limp node under left

arm.

> > >Still trying to find some justification, as in a mechanism, for using

> > >iodine protocol (dr Simoncini's) in which you paint melanoma lesion 20-30

> > >times a day. Is iodine a reducing agent like vitamin C? Any refs

> > >appreciated. Does dr Browstein mention melanoma in his book?

> > >

> > > I already take 15 g of vit C, buffered with baking soda, per day with

> > > good improvement of health.

> > >

> > >The painted lugols boosts energy for me so far. I suspect the vit C binds

> > >metals for excretion via bile, thus I haven't had any detox symptoms

> > >others describe.

> > >

> > >Ran across this but forgot web address.

> > >

> > >It is my belief a water solution of iodine (like Lugol's) is an important

> > >therapeutic agent for skin. Because of its effectiveness and the results,

> > >perhaps many skin diseases are related to local tissue areas of relative

> > >iodine deficiency. Perhaps the most graphic lesions are the " keloid "

> > >(worm) incision scars formed after surgical procedures. If the iodine

> > >intake and tissue levels are adequate, such as in Japan, keloid formation

> > >doesn't happen (7). In addition, iodine's ability to trigger natural cell

> > >death (apoptosis) (5) makes it effective against all pre-cancerous skin

> > >lesions and likely many cancerous lesions. The local site is replaced with

> >

> > >normal skin. However, even lesser doses of topical iodine seem to reverse

> > >the ominous appearance of skin lesions. Because my older brother died of

> > >metastatic melanoma, my chances of getting a malignant melanoma are

> > >increased by 400 times. (8-9) Having grown up in Venezuela near the

> > >equator my sun exposure at a young age was far above normal. So all

> > >suspicious lesions I notice are returned to normal with topical Lugol's.

> >

> > ~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

> > --A.J. Muste

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Ido for the info sent privately.

gpp

> > > >Still trying to find some justification, as in a mechanism, for using

> > > >iodine protocol (dr Simoncini's) in which you paint melanoma lesion 20-30

> > > >times a day. Is iodine a reducing agent like vitamin C? Any refs

> > > >appreciated. Does dr Browstein mention melanoma in his book?

> > > >

> > > > I already take 15 g of vit C, buffered with baking soda, per day with

> > > > good improvement of health.

> > > >

> > > >The painted lugols boosts energy for me so far. I suspect the vit C binds

> > > >metals for excretion via bile, thus I haven't had any detox symptoms

> > > >others describe.

> > > >

> > > >Ran across this but forgot web address.

> > > >

> > > >It is my belief a water solution of iodine (like Lugol's) is an important

> > > >therapeutic agent for skin. Because of its effectiveness and the results,

> > > >perhaps many skin diseases are related to local tissue areas of relative

> > > >iodine deficiency. Perhaps the most graphic lesions are the " keloid "

> > > >(worm) incision scars formed after surgical procedures. If the iodine

> > > >intake and tissue levels are adequate, such as in Japan, keloid formation

> > > >doesn't happen (7). In addition, iodine's ability to trigger natural cell

> > > >death (apoptosis) (5) makes it effective against all pre-cancerous skin

> > > >lesions and likely many cancerous lesions. The local site is replaced

with

> > >

> > > >normal skin. However, even lesser doses of topical iodine seem to reverse

> > > >the ominous appearance of skin lesions. Because my older brother died of

> > > >metastatic melanoma, my chances of getting a malignant melanoma are

> > > >increased by 400 times. (8-9) Having grown up in Venezuela near the

> > > >equator my sun exposure at a young age was far above normal. So all

> > > >suspicious lesions I notice are returned to normal with topical Lugol's.

> > >

> > > ~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

> > > --A.J. Muste

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Connie,

You might consider dipyridamole. Also the antimalarials Atabrine and

chloroquin are useful. Riluzole is interesting, but pricey.

You can process white birch bark for betulinol and then oxidize it.

At 05:19 AM 11/9/2010, you wrote:

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>Hi,

>My husband was recently diagnosed with melanoma. So far all he's had

>is a small biopsy. We applied black salve to that area along with 4

>other suspicious growths on his neck and back. 3 of them had eschars

>and came off after two weeks. We just reapplied to the biopsy site

>because it didn't do much the first time. Now an eschar has formed

>there. He took a bottle of 60 black salve supplements, zeolite, and

>LDM. He's also taking 10,000 units vit. d, 400 vit. E, 5 drops

>emulsified A, Niacin, Beta Glucan, chlorella, digestive enzymes, and

>will begin Essiac Tea on Monday. Since we've declined further

>cutting and testing, we do not know if the malignancy spread. Other

>than cancer and some digestive issues, he is in excellent health and

>continues at his usual energetic pace. After many hours researching,

>I'm still not sure of the right course. He's had these growths for

>several years, but they just looked like raised skin. Any advice

>will be greatly appreciated.

>

>Thank you,

>Connie

[Guest guest]

" conniesewbee " <conniesewbee@...> wrote:

> My husband was recently diagnosed with melanoma...

<<zeolite...10,000 units vit. d...Beta Glucan, chlorella, digestive enzymes>>

Great. Very effective w/melanoma.

>Essiac Tea

FYI, I believe the best brands by far are

Essiac.com and DetoxPlusFormula by

AloeLife.com (www.harvesthealth.com/allifterhera.html)

The most effective things I know of for melanoma (particularly CAPITALIZED items

and CoQ10):

CoQ10 (400mg), PROTOCEL, HOXSEY, FU ZHEN; ASTRAGALUS, Avé, CIMETIDINE

(Tagamet), CURCUMIN, resveratrol, cat’s claw, pau d’arco, garlic, mistletoe,

chaga, betulinic acid; lavender & frankincense? essential oils; Gerson diet,

pectin, melatonin, vit. D3, IV vit. C (w/K3); IPT; hyperthermia; Coley’s

toxins; NEWCASTLE & other VACCINES; IMMUNOTHERAPY

Let me know if you'd like more info on anything.

Leonard

[Guest guest]

and Leonard,

Thank you for your recommendations. We will look into all of them. I'd like to

hear from anyone out there who has had good results from a particular treatment

or a combination.

Connie

" Leonard " <leonardleonard1@...> wrote:

>

> " conniesewbee " <conniesewbee@> wrote:

> > My husband was recently diagnosed with melanoma...

> <<zeolite...10,000 units vit. d...Beta Glucan, chlorella, digestive enzymes>>

> Great. Very effective w/melanoma.

>

> >Essiac Tea

> FYI, I believe the best brands by far are

> Essiac.com and DetoxPlusFormula by

> AloeLife.com (www.harvesthealth.com/allifterhera.html)

>

> The most effective things I know of for melanoma (particularly CAPITALIZED

items and CoQ10):

>

> CoQ10 (400mg), PROTOCEL, HOXSEY, FU ZHEN; ASTRAGALUS, Avé, CIMETIDINE

(Tagamet), CURCUMIN, resveratrol, cat’s claw, pau d’arco, garlic, mistletoe,

chaga, betulinic acid; lavender & frankincense? essential oils; Gerson diet,

pectin, melatonin, vit. D3, IV vit. C (w/K3); IPT; hyperthermia; Coleys toxins;

NEWCASTLE & other VACCINES; IMMUNOTHERAPY

>

> Let me know if you'd like more info on anything.

>

> Leonard

>