Re: Bloodroot causing cancer? was: Re:Symptoms -- what do the...

[Guest guest]

Response to an older email:

Bloodroot is very strong. It has a purpose. I can't see that it is

something someone would want to take on an on-going basis. Cure your cancer

and

move on.

In a message dated 4/11/2009 12:56:38 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

shaman_urban@... writes:

If bloodroot can cause precancerous lesions in the mouth just from

swishing it around once or twice a day, what in the world is happening in the

guts

of people that take it in pill form

[Guest guest]

It occurs to me that it might not be so much causing them as bringing

them to the surface (theory only, mind you).

One reads of people dabbing spare black salve on insignificant little

skin blemishes, only to have them pop out as eschars. Same thing

happened when I was treating a squamous cell Ca on DH back - I dabbed a

little on a little " nothing " - later on, a tiny little " something " fell off.

Rowena

szukipoo@... wrote:

> Response to an older email:

>

> Bloodroot is very strong. It has a purpose. I can't see that it is

> something someone would want to take on an on-going basis. Cure your cancer

and

> move on.

>

>

> In a message dated 4/11/2009 12:56:38 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> shaman_urban@... writes:

>

> If bloodroot can cause precancerous lesions in the mouth just from

> swishing it around once or twice a day, what in the world is happening in the

guts

> of people that take it in pill form

>

>

>