RE: Treating prostate cancer

[Guest guest]

Hi Abraham,

Many thanks, I'm interested on behalf of a family member, but how exactly

did *you* treat your prostate cancer please ?

All the best.

Chris

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From: Sand [mailto:helpcallsand@...]

Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 7:04 PM

chrispemble@...

Subject: [ ] Treating prostate cancer

Hi Chris

Usually I want to get some information and the reason is to understand

where you are standing today. There are various variables that affect the

treatment responses, like chemo, medication like Lupron; even vitamins at

times can create problems.

Are you on any drug trials? What was your initial PSA? Did you receive

chemo and a MSDS sheet? What's your age? Have you been exposed to

chemicals, bacteria or mold? Are you over weight? How and when were you

diagnosed with cancer? What is your line of work? What is your living

environment? Have you been using alternative treatments of any type?

I always tell everyone please remember that the person who is experiencing

the condition must take decisions and follow them or else; nothing will

work. We do not believe in the word " protocol " it is mostly a doctor's

word for experimentation. I will expect to hear from you soon.

Best Wishes

Abraham

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That is very interesting - how exactly did you treat your prostate cancer

please ?

Chris

[Guest guest]

Hi Abraham,

Many thanks, I'm interested on behalf of a family member, but how exactly

did *you* treat your prostate cancer please ?

All the best.

Chris

_____

From: Sand [mailto:helpcallsand@...]

Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 7:04 PM

chrispemble@...

Subject: [ ] Treating prostate cancer

Hi Chris

Usually I want to get some information and the reason is to understand

where you are standing today. There are various variables that affect the

treatment responses, like chemo, medication like Lupron; even vitamins at

times can create problems.

Are you on any drug trials? What was your initial PSA? Did you receive

chemo and a MSDS sheet? What's your age? Have you been exposed to

chemicals, bacteria or mold? Are you over weight? How and when were you

diagnosed with cancer? What is your line of work? What is your living

environment? Have you been using alternative treatments of any type?

I always tell everyone please remember that the person who is experiencing

the condition must take decisions and follow them or else; nothing will

work. We do not believe in the word " protocol " it is mostly a doctor's

word for experimentation. I will expect to hear from you soon.

Best Wishes

Abraham

[Guest guest]

Anyone know what happened to Abraham, from his email below ? ? As you can

see, I was asking about treatment for prostate cancer and never heard

anything back ? ? Was there a commercial side to his posts ? ?

Anyway, perhaps others here in this excellent group may be helpful in

suggesting *natural* ways to beat prostate cancer.

Any help appreciated.

Chris

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[Guest guest]

Hi

After almost a year of soaking up the info on different substances and

treatments, I would have a look at Godzila.

It is a simple battery operated DC current treatment system which IMHO

should be used with a good diet and possibly treatments, bar for

chemotherapy and, or radiation.

If nothing else, used systemically as well as locally will take out any

pathogens when properly applied. If your cancer is caused by long

standing chronic infections you may not be even aware of, this thing as

simple and cheap as it is will get it.

With kind regards, Slavek.

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> Anyone know what happened to Abraham, from his email below ? ? As you

> can

> see, I was asking about treatment for prostate cancer and never heard

> anything back ? ? Was there a commercial side to his posts ? ?

>

> Anyway, perhaps others here in this excellent group may be helpful in

> suggesting *natural* ways to beat prostate cancer.

>

> Any help appreciated.

>

> Chris

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[Guest guest]

Have a look at Ph.D. Ben Ong's site.

http://prostate.cure-prostate.com

Dave

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> Anyone know what happened to Abraham, from his email below ? ? As you can

> see, I was asking about treatment for prostate cancer and never heard

> anything back ? ? Was there a commercial side to his posts ? ?

>

> Anyway, perhaps others here in this excellent group may be helpful in

> suggesting *natural* ways to beat prostate cancer.

>

> Any help appreciated.

>

>

>

> Chris

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[Guest guest]

My 1st choice of alt. treatments for prostate cancer (PC) would be:

www.letstalkhealth.com/Prostasolve-p/486.htm

Ellagic Insurance Formula [www.ellagic-acid.org]

RESVERATROL

curcumin

vit. D3

hyperthermia

2nd choice:

FLAXSEED OIL mixed w/COTTAGE CHEESE (FSO/CC), and TOMATOES and TOMATO PRODUCTS,

ginger, maitake, CoQ10 (I’d work up to 500mg)

Other things that are particularly effective for PC: garlic, capsaicin; vits.

B6 (600mg), & E (alpha tocopherol succinate); I3C/DIM, CDG, sandalwood essential

oil, nettle ROOT, ashwagandha, Chinese skullcap, artemisinin, celandine, MCP

(pectin), lycopene, grapeseed, milk thistle, rabdosia, licorice, boswelia,

nettles, pygeum, red clover, parthenolide/feverfew, betulinic acid, GLA,

EPA/fish & cod liver oils, zinc, zeolite, whey, broccoli sprouts, fermented soy

[Guest guest]

Thanks Slavek and Dave it's

appreciated..

Also, say for example, that there was a tendency in the family for

prostate cancer to present itself, what would be the *natural* foods to

try to help prevent it please ? (When I say natural, I mean any foods

that are in their natural state, i.e., totally unadulterated).

Regards.

Chris

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Anyone here living in Sussex, in England ? If yes to either, then

I could have some good news for you. Just email me off-group

[Guest guest]

Hi Cris,

The word " unadulterated " is subject to definition. Just picking a tomato

has adulterated it.

In any case, the best would be anything which is alive, at least on

cellular level, short of gorging on pathogenic life forms. Any fermented

foods with no GMO and chemical content.

Vegetables grown on soil enriched with of all things ocean water for

mineral content, or an equivalent combination of salts, fertilized

preferably by your own septic processed wastes, but not contaminated by

chemicals and detergents. The septic wastes should come from the ground

up through the tile or trenches, rather than being spread on. You will

never see a tomato plant strong enough to support itself and its huge

tomatoes, unless grown straight out of a septic bed effluent.

Guarantied.

No particular veggies and fruits. Variety is the key.

Raw chicken eggs as long as it is free range chicken fed on all, that is

grass, bugs, seeds. Eggs are the simplest animal protein source. Yolks

are preferable to whites.

Any organic meat in moderation. Moderation is actually the key approach

across the board.

Avoid:

Sugar additions to anything:

The only exception from what I am picking up is a supplement of baking

soda with either maple syrup, or molasses, slightly heated to the point

of thickening. Despite all orthodox detractions, it appears to do

excellent job on alkalizing the body and destruction of fungal infection

and cancers derived from thereof.

Starches:

One exception is potato [boiled] which is actually digestible in full,

as opposed to wheat, corn etc. Undigested starches do make it into the

body and do no good.

Fats:

Avoid commercial " vegetable oils "

Other than that, anything naturally derived with the least processing is

ok.

I will give you an example here. Pigs are the best related animals to

humans in their biological constitution. This similarity goes as far as

attempts by the orthodoxy to use pig organs for human transplants. The

pig fat by default is the closest in biological make up to human fat.

Yet, we are told over and over for close to a century that lard is bad

for us. Who gains? Vegetable oil growers and processors. Who looses?

General population. Get it?

Anyway, lard, tallow, coconut, linseed [Flax], chicken, duck, olive,

anything, as long as it is not burnt, filtered, chemically stripped, and

otherwise and coming from healthy sources grown on healthy soils and

foods.

You know, " unadulterated " is the part of an old problem mostly notable

in North America. Everything has to go wall to wall like a drunk sailor.

The key is not in " adulteration " or total non adulteration, but

moderation including moderation of adulteration. There are lot of teas,

extracts, cooked foods etc. which have nothing wrong with them and are

good for the body. Chasing strictly vegetarian, vegan, protein, raw,

cooked, fat free, whatever diet is a self serving commercial bullshit.

Even alcohol, when used properly and/or in proper adjuvant, like red

wine, is good for us. I have personally taken a stomach ulcer out with

whiskey in 3 weeks flat after I was failed with orthodox " treatments " .

Do your homework before the s#%T hits the fan. It takes time and effort,

but it will give you something better to occupy your brain than passive

sports, sex and other useless distractions from reality.

Ground yourself overnight.

With kind regards, Slavek

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> Thanks Slavek and Dave it's

> appreciated..

>

> Also, say for example, that there was a tendency in the family for

> prostate cancer to present itself, what would be the *natural* foods

> to

> try to help prevent it please ? (When I say natural, I mean any foods

> that are in their natural state, i.e., totally unadulterated).

>

> Regards.

>

> Chris

> --

> Anyone here living in Sussex, in England ? If yes to either, then

> I could have some good news for you. Just email me off-group

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Savek, a couple of new bits there.

Also, looking at any other natural foods that are better than some of the

other natural foods - i.e., Broccoli is known to be better against cancer

than, for example Cauliflower. I would imagine veggies like Broccoli and

Brussel sprouts to be the kings of the cancer-fighting veggies, but am

open to other opinions on it.

Regards.

Chris

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Anyone here living in Sussex, in England ? If yes, then I could have some

good news for you, just email me off-group

[Guest guest]

Sign up for the Iodine list.

The prostate may be infected, and swelling may indicatea need to get the iodine,

which is not available. Cancer may well be a fungus. The test the doc uses is

suspect. A lot of prostate cancers may take 50 years to kill us.

The thyroid gland is o.k @ getting 150 micro-grams to avoid goiter, but is

useless to you with respect to killing cancer for you. I have been taking

25 milligrams daily and my prostate seems cooler now. (it felt hot to me)

Also no aspartame, or high fructose corn syrup laced products. Also take 50,000

IU of vitamin D3 and get blood test for current levels.

The Iodine can only be tested with Iodine loading. The prostate requires a lot

of iodine.usually the doctor will tell you not to take Iodine, as he believes it

to be a poison. Avoid radioactive iodine at the doc's.

So search mercola.com and brownstein.com

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlRt6W3zDbg & feature=related

We are being lied to.