Guest guest Posted April 20, 2006 Report Share Posted April 20, 2006 > > Listen to Will. See the doctors, get Jerry B.¹s DVD. I am not a cancer > expert, but most people can¹t afford to spend $4,000 on their dog to do chemo. > Animal people have to look at other options. I have seen absolute cures in > dogs, others with longer, pain free times. If I had cancer, I would go the > alternative route because it is gentler. That¹s just MHO from talking to dog > lovers who try alternatives. Personally, I think diet is a big part of > preventing cancer. > > I have a friend here in MN with a dog who had osteosarcoma. Saint Bernards > seem to be prone to that and it is a really aggressive cancer. Her vet gave > her 6 weeks and that was two years ago. Now he¹s wanting her to take the > miracle dog to the U to do a study. > > I don¹t know much about colon cancer, but a very dear woman named Margy > recently died from it. Margy was instrumental in changing the face of > philanthropy in MN. Her cause was children and she got wealth delivered to > those able to serve children in poverty, instead of just the arts. The number > of childrens programs she helped start is incredible. Her life was well used > and we recently had a celebration of her life. > > Margy would not try alternative things. She had depression and took > medications to alter her brain neurotransmitters. I never thought much about > it until I learned from some of my autism work that every neurotransmitter in > the brain is also in the gut. It is very new science. Some of it was so > complicated that I asked Will to read it and explain it to me. I wonder if > taking the depression medication for her brain robbed her gut/colon of what it > needed? > > This gut/brain neurotransmitter connection is important, something we should > watch. Science still does not know what it means. Tell your friend that > several of us are praying for her. Faith, hope, love. Eat good, see a good > doctor, read Bernie Siegel books on how to live from doctor visit to doctor > visit. > > Hugs, > Kathy > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 20, 2006 Report Share Posted April 20, 2006 Inter digital cysts in Saint Bernard dogs. These dogs seem prone to them. Using CLO in winter stops 99% IMHO. They are almost never cancer, no matter what you do to treat them. Current way to treat, order biopsies, do antibiotics, etc. If ya get an interdigital cyst, increase CLO, soak in epsom salt. Almost always a cure. Get the dog outside, feed right. Bob went over to the senior center to treat his 97 year old mom¹s toe infection with epsom salts tonight. The doctors and nurses can¹t figure out .. Ten days of antibiotics don¹t mean a cure,I will let you know how it goes with a 97 year old lady. Kathy on 4/20/06 6:42 PM, Will Winter at holistic@... wrote: > Lots' of times the doctors paint the picture bleak and it's actually not > malignant (this makes their success rate look better! If you " cure " they take > credit, if you > don't it's " I told ya so " ). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 3, 2008 Report Share Posted July 3, 2008 Hello , I hope this works out. Lab mice are so inbred they are virtual clones of one another. The graft-host issue, as you have said, is likely to be a much bigger player in humans. The other thing is that I'm guessing they will eventually want to do this with a cloned line of cells. This would allow them to lock up the technology and " own it " . Treatment prices would go through the roof and we'd have to wait extraordinarily long for them to develop the cloning technology. Mike Thursday, July 3, 2008, 5:09:11 AM, you wrote: AW> Another one... AW> http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/848771/cure_for_cancer_lift_tre AW> atment_now.html?cat=62 AW> I don't have cancer (I had a scary 'bout with my thyroid which caught AW> me on researching hoardes of health issues), but with all my research AW> (and I'm a smart dude) this is the way to do it. The lymph system is AW> how it metasises and the lymph system is how to cure it..... AW> The only side effect (they mention none but I'm being realistic) is AW> graft vs host disease like for instance from a blood transplant, since AW> he is using the strongest cells from " other " donors unlike the guy they AW> cured with melanoma they just used his cells so there was no risk. AW> -Anth -- Best regards, goldenmike mailto:goldenmike@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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