Re: Who has used rife successfully as part of their cure?

April 5, 2011

Everyone is different and there are different types of chemo. I can tell you

what we did per our alternate cancer doctor. 5,000 Mgs of Perque brand of

vitamin C, 5,000 mgs of fish oil. It is important to know some chemos can cause

constipation, this can cause problems. We used Swiss Kris for that. Chemo will

kill the good bacteria in the intestine and it is important to replace that. My

wife was taking 160 billion probiotics as both a detox and to replace the good

bacteria killed. The vitamin C may direct the chemo to the cancer and prevent

some chemo damage. The fish oil will keep the port working and prevent

inflammation.

We used Bio Chem with spirulina mixed with water for nutrition when eating was a

problem. Whey. Ginger is very good for the stomach upset and we used both caps

and fresh chopped up ginger root mixed with home made juice.

http://www.vitacost.com/Biochem-Sports-100-Greens-Whey-Protein-Powder

The go to person for Rife is Dr. Nenah Sylver. She does phone consults. One may

want to consider far infrared sauna's as well.

http://www.nenahsylver.com/

Vic

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From: " wavebio@... "

Sent: Tue, April 5, 2011 1:56:13 AM

Hi I am new to the group and concerned about a friend of mine who is thinking

about undergoing Chemo, getting off of her supplements and drinking Ensure (a

lot of sugar there). My concern for her brought me here to this group to see if

anyone would be willing to provide information to her as far as including rife

in her initial treatment prior to chemo. I think it would work with a clean

diet, rest and proper intake of supplements and nutrients. But I don't know. so

I am here looking for answers...Please help. I don't even live in her state, but

want to be of support to her by phone and an encourager in rebuilding her

health. Thank you for your anticipated responses and wisdom.

April 5, 2011

Hi I know how she feels being a cancer patent myself, like a lot of us here. I

have been been though this. We all know how your friend feels, we all

have gotten so sick of fighting it. I once mistakenly believed and thought if

I can get rid of all the cancer in my body, I'd be cured, but it doesn't work

that way.

I've been reading books on the immune system one was by Dr Ross . what a

lot of these books say to me is cancer is not really a

disease, its a condition of the body in response to a weakened immune system. We

produce a few cancer cells from the moment we are conceived to the moment we

die, this is why some babies can get cancer before there even born. But our

immune system will keep killing off these few cancer cells before they become

cancer tumours.

The problem is the processed food we eat makes these few cancer

cells right at home it makes the cancer stronger so our immune system finds it

harder to kill them off. stay on processed foods and eventually the cancer will

win no matter what we do.

These stronger cancer cells wonder though our body but most

are still killed off by the immune system. it's only when the cancer can get

into places with low blood supply like bone or between our internal organs that

the immune system has a hard time getting to them and they can then metastasis.

Having cancer or not having cancer is just a balancing act between how many

cancer cells our immune system can kill off, and how many

can survive. When these cancer cell turns in to cancer tumours they have a

protein shield around them, for the immune system to get though this protein

shield the immune system needs enzymes to dissolve the shield around the

tumours. Our body gets these enzymes from the vegetables we have.

Chemo will poison and destroy any rapidly dividing cells in our body rapidly

dividing cells like hair follicle cells and cells in the stomach lining and the

rapidly dividing cells of our immune system. all cells in our body go though a

cycle of dividing and resting so when your friend has chemo if the cancer cells

are not rapidly dividing at the time. they will survive the chemo and the cancer

that

survives the chemo will be stronger then before. if your friend realy want to

find the so called cancer cure the only way to do this is to help her immune

system. fight the cancer the problem is the immune system is very slow at

fighting cancer it takes a long while and if your in a lot of pain it can become

very difficult.

When I had bad prostrate bone metastasis, I went on to Paw Paw and graviola tea.

It really helped me but when I had too much, it gave me diarrhoea. Even if a

cancer patient been on chemo and the chemo stops working, Paw paw will help the

immune system kill off most of the cancer with destroying the immune system then

the immune system can kill off the remaining cancer cells and restore balance

Paw Paw works (and I assume graviola as well) by slowing down or stopping the

production of ATP. This in turn lowers the voltage of the cell. For normal

cells, there is plenty of ATP, thus lowering the level of ATP has no effect on

the cell. However, with cancer cells, due to the way they create energy (by

fermentation), ATP is far more critical.

When the ATP level, and the energy of the cell level, drops to a critical level

the cell falls apart. The residual pieces of the dead cancer cell are called

" lysing " and I assume are similiar to other apoptosis (programmed cell death)

killed cells. If that is the case, then part of the lysing is literally " eaten "

by other cells (called: phagocytosed).

However, because the cancer cells in a cancer patient are frequently clusted

together, a large amount of lysing can be created within a cancer patient such

that high levels of clustered lysing cannot be eaten by surrounding cells. Such

a situation is especially dangerous for lung cancer patients and brain cancer

patients where a clustered amount of lysing can be very dangerous. hope this

help you frend all the best Ray

http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer/Graviola.html

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From: " wavebio@... "

Sent: Tue, 5 April, 2011