Re: Iron for anemia

[Guest guest]

This is absolutely true.

A cancer patient does not take food that contain iron unless it must not

have cancer killing nutrients because cancer cell needs iron to spread

itself.

So the solution for the anemic condition is have a plenty of foods that

contains iron and cancer killing nutrients eg. WHEATGRASS JUICE, BEAT JUICE

etc.

On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 8:49 AM, s.l-c.o <s.l-c.o@...> wrote:

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> My husband is anemic and was prescribed iron tablets. But recently I read

> that cancer patients should not take iron? Is this true, and if so, why?

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> Thanks,

> Sanr

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[Guest guest]

You may also want to add artemix as it reacts with iron in the cancer and kills

the cell. This may put your mind at ease increasing iron intake. Take it on an

empty stomach with oil.

Louise

From: Rahul yadav

A cancer patient does not take food that contain iron unless it must not

have cancer killing nutrients because cancer cell needs iron to spread

itself.

So the solution for the anemic condition is have a plenty of foods that

contains iron and cancer killing nutrients eg. WHEATGRASS JUICE, BEAT JUICE

etc.

On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 8:49 AM, s.l-c.o <s.l-c.o@...> wrote:

> My husband is anemic and was prescribed iron tablets. But recently I read

> that cancer patients should not take iron? Is this true, and if so, why?

>

> Thanks,

> Sanr

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure that I understand. Are you saying that he not only cannot take

iron supplements, but also not any foods containing iron? That seems almost

impossible if he has to stay on a fresh food diet as so many foods contain

iron. And so if that is the case, what would he do for his anemia to build

up his red blood cells?

Thanks,

Sanr

You may also want to add artemix as it reacts with iron in the cancer and

kills the cell. This may put your mind at ease increasing iron intake.

Take it on an empty stomach with oil.

Louise

From: Rahul yadav

A cancer patient does not take food that contain iron unless it must not

have cancer killing nutrients because cancer cell needs iron to spread

itself.

So the solution for the anemic condition is have a plenty of foods that

contains iron and cancer killing nutrients eg. WHEATGRASS JUICE, BEAT JUICE

etc.

On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 8:49 AM, s.l-c.o <s.l-c.o@...> wrote:

> My husband is anemic and was prescribed iron tablets. But recently I read

> that cancer patients should not take iron? Is this true, and if so, why?

>

> Thanks,

> Sanr

[Guest guest]

Posted by: " Rahul yadav " rahulyadav4785@...

<<cancer cell needs iron to spread...

So the solution for the anemic condition is have a plenty of foods that

contains iron and cancer killing nutrients eg. WHEATGRASS JUICE, BEET JUICE

etc.>>

Exactly.

If I had cancer and IRON-DEFICIENT anemia (or needed iron for another reason), I

would take it in the form of organic liver, seaweed (spirulina, chlorella, kelp,

dulse) & other leafy greens, beets, almonds, flax, herbs (e.g., beet root,

dandelion--I would take these herbs even if I didn't have an iron deficiency),

or blackstrap molasses:

“Blackstrap. There is no worry there about sugars. It's been used historically

for tumors. The operant factor there may be vitamin k, in which it is

high…Blackstrap is also a relatively safe way to address anemia in cancer

patients†Mike Golden, D.C., 2/16/09; take 2 tbsp/day; don’t take at same

time (of day) as IP6 (Golden, 3/09); “the cheapest source…for one of the

best differentiation agents [for healing cancer]--D-saccharic acid--is

molasses†Gammill, ScD, www.natural-oncology.org, 2/09

Leonard