Just diagnosed with Melanoma

[Guest guest]

Hello, I was just diagnosed with melanoma. 3.25mm, non-ulcerated. I'm going to

Sloan-Kettering and they want to perform a Sentinal Lymph Node biopsy (removing

a few lymph nodes, rather than all) to determine if it has spread beyond the

area of my mole. I want to start learning about alternative methods for healing

my condition (I am very against radiation or chemotherapy if the doctors push it

on me). Any and all advice/stories specific to healing melanoma naturally are

tremendously appreciated.

[Guest guest]

Depending on your age, health professionals of that sort lure prospect customers

into a " short " intervention altering your sterile balance within your body.

Another thing, so you won't use any other treatment. They tell you that the

cancer is very aggressive, very aggressive. However one should get a second

opinion and if its the same you start evaluating possible causes of where this

came from in order to combat it.

Of course your not a doctor, but after 35 years of research have you ever asked

yourself why they speculate so much about sickness and there is no cure, and

they use the word remission to tell you that the cancer is going in the other

direction (which way?)

Logistics is the key to properly attack cancer. There are no miracle

cures,however there are countless possibilities that can change your conditions

outcome and that depends; how well you research. Explore and you will find the

answer, watch for those who want to take you for your moneys worth. Stay

consistent in what you choose. Remember only the person that suffers the

condition can prevail only by maintaining consistency.

Sloan-Kettering was a facility that did human experimentation for other reason

than cure, explore, and find out who they really are. What I can tell you based

on facts that I lived. The truth about cancer treatment is that it is the real

hoax. I lived through the death of 23 children in a hospital while I was

obligated to give chemo to my daughter, and on the local television station

while this was going on they where informing about the success that this

particular hospital was having.

Prevail in Gods Hands Do not believe in him, but Believe Him.

Abraham

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> Hello, I was just diagnosed with melanoma. 3.25mm, non-ulcerated. I'm going

to Sloan-Kettering and they want to perform a Sentinal Lymph Node biopsy

(removing a few lymph nodes, rather than all) to determine if it has spread

beyond the area of my mole. I want to start learning about alternative methods

for healing my condition (I am very against radiation or chemotherapy if the

doctors push it on me). Any and all advice/stories specific to healing melanoma

naturally are tremendously appreciated.

>

[Guest guest]

Biopsy only spreads cancer cells.

I would not do it.

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> Hello, I was just diagnosed with melanoma. 3.25mm, non-ulcerated. I'm going

to Sloan-Kettering and they want to perform a Sentinal Lymph Node biopsy

(removing a few lymph nodes, rather than all) to determine if it has spread

beyond the area of my mole. I want to start learning about alternative methods

for healing my condition (I am very against radiation or chemotherapy if the

doctors push it on me). Any and all advice/stories specific to healing melanoma

naturally are tremendously appreciated.

>

[Guest guest]

http://www.herbhealers.com/

Bill Corley

From: drettagliata

Sent: Thursday, January 07, 2010 1:23 PM

Hello, I was just diagnosed with melanoma. 3.25mm, non-ulcerated. I'm

going to Sloan-Kettering and they want to perform a Sentinal Lymph Node

biopsy (removing a few lymph nodes, rather than all) to determine if it has

spread beyond the area of my mole. I want to start learning about

alternative methods for healing my condition (I am very against radiation or

chemotherapy if the doctors push it on me). Any and all advice/stories

specific to healing melanoma naturally are tremendously appreciated.

[Guest guest]

If you are going to go through with the biopsy and removal of nodes you want to

do some precautionary supplementation of help avoid any 'seeding' of cancer

cells.

I recall one of our list experts telling me that the Rath Protocol is suited for

helping to keep cells from metastasizing but I'm not sure if it is effective

during such a procedure as you are going to have.

I do not know the entire protocol but it entails the use of Lysine, Proline and

Vitamin C and probably in amounts bordering 1g each. Hopefully someone will

open this up and reveal the entire protocol.

Good luck,

Joe C.

Do yourself a favor and ask the surgeon what precautions he will be taking to

avoid the possibility of 'seeding' and I always like to let physicians know I am

'up' on things about my own care. Keeps them on their toes.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Joe C. - this was very positive and helpful. They didn't mention seeding

as a possible side effect (in fact, your mention of it is the first time I've

heard the term " seeding " ) but I will certainly bring this up at the consent

appointment. I'll do some more research as well - thanks again.

Sent via BB

Re: [ ] Just diagnosed with Melanoma

If you are going to go through with the biopsy and removal of nodes you want to

do some precautionary supplementation of help avoid any 'seeding' of cancer

cells.

I recall one of our list experts telling me that the Rath Protocol is suited for

helping to keep cells from metastasizing but I'm not sure if it is effective

during such a procedure as you are going to have.

I do not know the entire protocol but it entails the use of Lysine, Proline and

Vitamin C and probably in amounts bordering 1g each. Hopefully someone will

open this up and reveal the entire protocol.

Good luck,

Joe C.

Do yourself a favor and ask the surgeon what precautions he will be taking to

avoid the possibility of 'seeding' and I always like to let physicians know I am

'up' on things about my own care. Keeps them on their toes.

[Guest guest]

I was diagnosed in July 09 with almost the identical type of cancer.

Unfortunately I opted for surgery before I did my homework. I deeply regret

that decision. Radiation and chemo are out of the question. I had always told

myself that if I ever got cancer I would go the alternative route. I have with

the exception of the surgery. I was scared and made a rash decision. I have

completely changed my diet and gone organic and vegan. 6 months down the road

I'm doing great.

I found a cancer coach at www.beating-cancer-gently.com I would not hesitate to

recommend Bill and his protocol. Best of luck and if I can be of any assistance

in your search, please feel free to contact me.

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> If you are going to go through with the biopsy and removal of nodes you want

to do some precautionary supplementation of help avoid any 'seeding' of cancer

cells.

>

> I recall one of our list experts telling me that the Rath Protocol is suited

for helping to keep cells from metastasizing but I'm not sure if it is effective

during such a procedure as you are going to have.

>

> I do not know the entire protocol but it entails the use of Lysine, Proline

and Vitamin C and probably in amounts bordering 1g each. Hopefully someone

will open this up and reveal the entire protocol.

>

> Good luck,

>

> Joe C.

>

> Do yourself a favor and ask the surgeon what precautions he will be taking to

avoid the possibility of 'seeding' and I always like to let physicians know I am

'up' on things about my own care. Keeps them on their toes.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Most effective things I know of for melanoma:

CoQ10, PROTOCEL, HOXSEY, FU ZHEN; ASTRAGALUS, Avé, CIMETIDINE, CURCUMIN,

resveratrol, NEWCASTLE & other VACCINES; IMMUNOTHERAPY, hyperthermia.

2nd most effective things: cat’s claw, pau d’arco, garlic, mistletoe?;

lavender ( & frankincense?) essential oil; Gerson, pancreatin, pectin, melatonin,

vit. D3, IV vit. C; IPT; Coley’s toxins

I essentially agree w/what's been posted re: biopsies.

IF I was geting I was a biopsy, I'd also take MCP pectin.

[Guest guest]

My brother in law was diagnosed with skin cancer on his face. They treated it

with baking soda and fish oil and it went away. I can ask my sister if you want

to know exactly how they did it. (Research baking soda as a cure for cancer. I

have read that they can inject tumors with it and tumors go away in about a

week.)

Baking soda is alkaline. I think the lesson here is that our diets are too

acidic. If we ate right, we would not get sick. I used to buy cases of lemonade

when it was on sale and we drank it like water, and we never got sick. I didn't

even realize that there was a correlation at the time.

I have read that cancer thrives on sugar, and that it cannot survive in cultures

when oxygen is present. For sure, research this issue before having surgery and

getting standard treatment. If you've had a biopsy, however, you have to do

something fast, because cutting releases cancer cells into your bloodstream and

seeds it in other places. Look up foods that will help your body get into a more

alkaline state. Taking a bit of baking soda every day would do that fast.

Asparagus and watermelon and lemons are more pleasant however.

[Guest guest]

If I had melanoma I would head straight for bloodroot salve.

You should also know that the Gerson diet is considered very effective with

melanomas - Beata Bishop is a 25 year (plus) survivor of terminal stage melanoma

- you can see my interview with her at my website www.fightingcancer.com (scroll

down and you'll find it) - she has written a book about her experience - and she

is very active in promoting the Gerson approach

[Guest guest]

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I am baffled by your remark that the Gerson diet is considered very effective

with melanoma. I was under the impression that the Gerson diet was considered

effective with all cancers. Based on your research which cancers do not respond

to the Gerson therapy?

Thanks

Nili

Re: [ ] Re: Just diagnosed with Melanoma

If I had melanoma I would head straight for bloodroot salve.

You should also know that the Gerson diet is considered very effective with

melanomas - Beata Bishop is a 25 year (plus) survivor of terminal stage melanoma

- you can see my interview with her at my website www.fightingcancer.com (scroll

down and you'll find it) - she has written a book about her experience - and she

is very active in promoting the Gerson approach