Re: 2 yr old with leukemia/how about lymphoma?

[Guest guest]

Tonya;

After two years of age it could be environmental. Too close to power lines or

near powerful electric motors as another probable cause. U boat sub

mariners during WWll who slept near these motors and had a higher incidence.

If I remember correctly they were 700 hp each. A tetanus shot damages T cells as

well. (T 4 and 8)

Vic

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From: Tonya

Sent: Tue, March 15, 2011

 

Does anyone know more about the Lymphoma? It is supposed to be the 'cousin

cancer' to leukemia and is treated very similarly. I have an interesting

history. My son was diagnosed with Lymphoma when he was 11 after much difficulty

finding out what it was, t-cell lymphoma is VERY rare in children they tell me.

(that reminds me, does anyone have a good article on how they check the

pathology of a cancer cell?)

Anyway, my son was cared for well while pregnant, home birthed, no vaccines, no

root canals, (he did have a couple caps) breastfed for 2 years, no ear

infections, only one antibiotic when he was 6. He ate lots of good wholesome

food. We wonder if maybe the parasite theory is a reason for this one? Maybe

pesticides lowered resistance when in contact with it?

We may never know but I thought I would put that out there and see what some of

you say.

Tonya

[Guest guest]

There are so many toxins and heavy metals being put into our air, water, land

and food. These poisons damage our cells and immune system and lead to cancer.

Eat organic food, use water and air purifyers and build up your energy and

immune system by de-stressing, meditating and eating primarily organic

vegetables, fruit, seeds and nuts. Take mega vitamins and supplements including

co-q 10, astralagus, reishii and shitakii mushrooms and trace minerals.

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From: Victor Swiercz <roadmst1@...>

Sent: Tue, March 15, 2011

 

Tonya;

After two years of age it could be environmental. Too close to power lines or

near powerful electric motors as another probable cause. U boat sub

mariners during WWll who slept near these motors and had a higher incidence.

If I remember correctly they were 700 hp each. A tetanus shot damages T cells as

well. (T 4 and 8)

Vic

________________________________

From: Tonya

Sent: Tue, March 15, 2011

Does anyone know more about the Lymphoma? It is supposed to be the 'cousin

cancer' to leukemia and is treated very similarly. I have an interesting

history. My son was diagnosed with Lymphoma when he was 11 after much difficulty

finding out what it was, t-cell lymphoma is VERY rare in children they tell me.

(that reminds me, does anyone have a good article on how they check the

pathology of a cancer cell?)

Anyway, my son was cared for well while pregnant, home birthed, no vaccines, no

root canals, (he did have a couple caps) breastfed for 2 years, no ear

infections, only one antibiotic when he was 6. He ate lots of good wholesome

food. We wonder if maybe the parasite theory is a reason for this one? Maybe

pesticides lowered resistance when in contact with it?

We may never know but I thought I would put that out there and see what some of

you say.

Tonya

[Guest guest]

Breast fed children are more likely to suffer from Vitamin D deficiency than

bottle fed... it is one of the few things that is often lacking in breast milk.

And I say often for a reason... if the mother has high enough vitamin D levels,

than her milk will too. However the vast majority of people do as the

government says and avoid mid-day sun exposure and use sunscreen, and take the

recommended 400 iu per day of D3, which leads to deficiency. Did you protect

your son from the sun while he was young? If so, you might have inadvertently

been keeping his D levels low, which increases the risks of many diseases

including cancer. Scientists are just starting to study the full effects of

this deficiency in terms of disease incidence and disease progression, so the

full story is not understood yet...

http://www.webmd.com/cancer/non-hodgkins-lymphoma/news/20091207/vitamin-d-may-bo\

ost-lymhoma-survival

If his levels are low, be careful with treatment as he might be likely to have

" Vitamin D hypersensitivity " .

http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/vdds.shtml