Re: Tumors in dogs

[Guest guest]

Why not keep doggie comfortable and enjoying life which by our standards is well

over 100.

If this tumor bursts and your dog is kept quiet and comfortable perhaps it will

simply drain out- the tumor being the body's defense mechanism.

Joe C.

[Guest guest]

Barbara, I hope you will Google/research black salves / Cansema / Alpha Omega

labs on the net.

We use Cansema for skin cancer here.

With some added DMSO the salve will penetrate right through the skin to the

tumour and kill it. I guess it would penetrate fine without DMSO, but that has

penetrating properties such that it is like an injection without needles. DMSO

is a solvent; you should be able to find it in a feed store where you get bulk

dogfood etc. supplies.

Look up DMSO to get the precautions etc. There are many examples on the net of

people having good results like this. One I recall is where the owner put some

salve on any other funny looking skin blobs after the initial success with the

main cancer, and was amazed when they promptly proceeded to die and fall off -

demonstrating they were also cancers. The salve only treats cancer.

Good wishes

Rowena

[Guest guest]

it make sens Joe, if it was my dog I will try Dr Simoncini protocol to see if I

could reduce the size of the tumor with injectionsaround the lump.

See

http://www.curenaturalicancro.com/protocol-breast-cancer.html

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> Why not keep doggie comfortable and enjoying life which by our standards is

well over 100.

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> If this tumor bursts and your dog is kept quiet and comfortable perhaps it

will simply drain out- the tumor being the body's defense mechanism.

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> Joe C.

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