Bloodroot and digestive difficulties

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> taking the bloodroot with a heavy meal of meat, eggs or dairy.< 

>>>Wow -- not exactly the standard anti-cancer diet.<<<

 

I agree but it seems to be necessary to keep a high intake of bloodroot buffered

to minimize digestive difficulties.

>>>What seems to work best for me is a lot of veggies and just a bit of

salmon, and a few range eggs a week (maybe 2 - 4).<<<

 

Yes, and this is roughly the diet I try to stay with, ordinarily.

>

> You can find this and alot of other helpful information about

> bloodroot at hopewelltechnologieslimited.com. They have also posted

> many peer-reviewed studies about the effectiveness of bloodroot to

> their site.

>

>>> I've seen their site. It doesn't impress me<<<

 

I agree, their site could use alot of technical work, if that's what you mean.

Sorta rough. But they have helped thousands of folks world-wide and, like I

said, their posted studies are impressive.

 

>>> But what is important is whether bloodroot works or not.<<<

 

I have become acquainted with a dear Mormon woman out west who has assisted

folks in using Black Salve/bloodroot for close to 40 years.

 

She has many wonderful stories to tell about what a powerful anti-cancer effect

Black Salve/bloodroot has. Some of them are extraordinary; most are more mundane

but in most of the cases she tells about the results were that folks were

successful against cancer just by going this simple route. {She did note that

some of those who combined Black Salve/bloodroot with radiation/chemo seemed to

less frequently have a favorable outcome.]

 

>>>Has it helped you? Did it get rid of your cancer? I am very interested to

hear about this.<<<

 

November of '07 I had a mole " turn angry " on me. By-passing biopsy I went

directly to Black Salve and some months later to internal bloodroot. Now, 14

months later, I am very pleased with how this approach has worked for me.

 

Tim