Re: GRAVIOLA-Cheryl-supplements

[Guest guest]

On a positive note, what worked for your disease?

karla

-- In , " JCastron1 " <jcastron1@...> wrote:

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> I suppose everything we use fall into the 'supplement' category, however when

something is hyped as '10,000 more times powerful than chemotherapy' it seems to

be hawked as more than a supplement. To the uninitiated, the people seeking

answers, it is being hawked as the replacement for chemotherapy and actually a

form of natural chemotherapy.

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> I did exactly what you and your ND seem to be saying. I tried Graviola for

much more than a month and when a tumor was discovered that had not appeared

before I started the protocol, for me it was time to move on. Perhaps given

more time it might have done something, however, along with help from a

professional we ultimately must make a choice. Let me remind everyone that is

using or intends to use Graviola that I did not denigrate its use because, and

I'll repeat this again, 'Nothing Works For All People, All The Time " . BTW, I

used Artimesinin even longer and that did not appear to work either. Perhaps

it is me because Cortisone doesn't work either.

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> The description of Graviola by your ND that, " it is another tool " is certainly

more acceptable than the advertisements we see for it, being my reason for

entering the discussion in the first place. Nobody has explained what those

seemingly 'outlandish claims' are actually saying.

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> At this juncture and after much more comment than needed, it is time to move

on and use Graviola as it is, perhaps another tool, a tool that other than the

hype and a few posts, does not have a lot of 'sound' information for us to hold

onto. Because of its rather short time on the scene, it is doubtful many

practitioners can validate why they are recommending its use other than a 'it

can't hurt' approach or 'they say such and such about it.

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> For years we have written and read about the likes of Pau d' Arco, NAC, IV

Vitamin C etc.,and have read studies indicating there is merit in their use.

We need the same thing to happen with Graviola and other hyped products.

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> Following is a link to one Naturopath's comments and opinions about Graviola.

I have met this practitioner on line and have been in contact with him for a

long time. He is open-minded and has never tried to benefit monetarily from our

relationship.

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> http://www.denvernaturopathic.com/news/graviolaparkinsons.html

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> Joe C.

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[Guest guest]

I must say it is tiring to see so many different remedies and the might

be good products, yet it is wonderful to have so many opinions. It would

be best to stay on the one or many things for many months to see if it

were to work, the cancer or tumor spreading or not spreading needs

serious attention and we need to get our Immune system to its ultimate

defence. It is only then our good cells can really get achieveing the

results it needs by consuming the bad cells otherwise the cancer cells

continue to devour the depleted defencless and not very healthy good

cells. The good cells need feeding with glyco-nutrients and a form of

oxygen plus an intense trace mineral vitamins and amino acids. We need

to first soften the protein shell around the Tumor to be able to get to

it maybe. I have recently had a reason to believe in a protocol and all

of its benefits and one of the most amazing hunter of all is

MS...Miracle Mineral Supplement..Jim Humble. I dont think this

Supplement should be overlooked at all.

-- " JCastron1 " wrote:

I suppose everything we use fall into the 'supplement' category,

however when something is hyped as '10,000 more times powerful than

chemotherapy' it seems to be hawked as more than a supplement. To the

uninitiated, the people seeking answers, it is being hawked as the

replacement for chemotherapy and actually a form of natural

chemotherapy.

I did exactly what you and your ND seem to be saying. I tried

Graviola for much more than a month and when a tumor was discovered that

had not appeared before I started the protocol, for me it was time to

move on.