A view on using herbs for treating cancer

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http://www.ahealthyme.com/topic/herbcancer

I bought a packet of uña de gato [cat's claw] today to act as a preventative. I

wonder if I made a wise choice.

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Hi Walt,

Instead of Cat's Claw, I think you would be better off taking Low Dose

Naltrexone as a cancer preventative. To learn more, visit

http://tinyurl.com/2p57xv

Sincerely,

Dudley Delany

dudley_delany

[ ] A view on using herbs for treating cancer

http://www.ahealthyme.com/topic/herbcancer

I bought a packet of u�a de gato [cat's claw] today to act as a preventative.

I wonder if I made a wise choice.

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It did not take me long, and I suppose most of us, to see through the 'report'

regarding Herbs and cancer. While it appears that there is a lot of hype

regarding natural herb use, this report if loaded with the commonly found hype,

that of discouraging herb use.

For example in this part: " What's more, the compound can cause cyanide

poisoning, especially when taken orally. "

Has anyone on this list known, or even heard of, anyone being poisoned by

cyanide using Apricot kernels? I suppose there is that rare person that does

not have the protective bodily function that precludes this from happening. I

was unconcerned when I consumed my upwards of 21 a day for more than a couple of

months and would have no concern recommending its use to others. However, I

also found no benefit proving again that nothing works for all people all the

time. As for real advice? It seems prudent that anyone with cancer seek the

help of alternative practitioners that work with cancer patients and have more

information on hand than we mere mortals that search the web for hours. Then

again, without the Internet many of us would be in the clutches of Conventional

medicine headed for disaster on a fast-moving conveyor belt from the family

physician, to the Radiologist, then on to the Oncologist, surgeon,

and..............................!

Joe C.

Joe C.