Oleander and pancreatic cancer testi... 
Tony Isaacs
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After I posted the story about Patrick Swayze's death from pancreatic cancer, the following testimonial was posted at my Yahoo "oleandersoup" group:
My Stepdad is still alive after being diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer two years ago. He has never had any mainstream treatment other than a stent to bypass the tumor. He still has the cancer but has lived a mostly pain free and quality life for the last two years. He is also 80 years old and was playing golf up until about 1 month ago. He is still getting out and about but doesn't golf anymore due to the external stent he now has. He has been taking the Oleander for almost 2 years along with other supplements and I beleive this is the only reason he is still with us,along with his great attidude which is a big part of it too. I am certain he would have been long gone if he had ever started chemo. What a shame that people have so much faith in mainstream medicine. My Stepdad always asks the doctor have you found a cure and they say "NO" and he then says I am not interested. Even his doctor quietly agreed that he made the right decision. All his hospice nurses are amazed when they find out his story although they are always trying to push pain medicine, but he tells them he doesn't need it. Many thanks to Tony, Mark & Luella for giving us precious years with our loving Stepdad!!!Tracy
Many people who have used oleander extract in one form or another have had success against pancreatic cancer, and I believe that it can be extremely valuable when combined with other proven pancreatic cancer fighters such as blackseed oil (Nigella sativa) and digestive enzymes (especially those that contain chymotrypsin and serrapeptase) and incorporated into an overall lifestyle and protocol designed to beat cancer, such as the one I suggest.
The last two pancreatic cancer patients who opted for the patented medicine version of oleander extract, Anvirzel, had the following results at the end of six months:
One, who combined it with chemo was cancer free. The other had his cancer stabilized and it was no longer progressing.
Though I do not favor chemo, in some instances chemo and oleander may be a better combination than oleander by itself - though normally oleander by itself is more effective than the combination and the least effective of all is chemo by itself. I will note that people who use the combination are under the guidance of a mainstream oncologist who uses the oleaner as a complimentary alternative medicine (CAM), and with good reason: oleander either greatly lessens or eliminates virtually all known chemo side effects. I will also note that those who use Anvirzel, especially under the guidance of a mostly mainstream doctor, are not likely to embrace a complete anti-cancer protocol such as the one I advise for people who choose to use oleander:
http://www.tbyil.com/anticancer.htm
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- Re: Oleander and pancreatic cancer t... chrisb1
15 y
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This is a reply to # 1,491,324Tony,
that is a truly wonderful account and thank you for sharing it with us.
I am, and have been, riddled with guilt since the demise of my best friend (who I have mentioned to you on a previous occasion) who had colon cancer which spread to his Liver, and who had taken oleander at a very late stage.
No one suspected his cancer until after months of flu-like symptoms and fatigue, (which he kept secret) but he eventually agreed to undergo tests and a diagnosis.
He improved tremendously after the oleander, but began his treatment plan with the Budwig Protocol and a cleansing diet (on my advice), but his appetite did not allow him to eat very much and couldn't really stomach the combination of flaxseed oil and cottage cheese (this I substituted with raw goats-milk yogurt).
Cancer has a habit of suppressing the demand for food and was particularly evident in his case, but he did improve: the color came back to his cheeks and complexion, which was formerly extremely pale/pasty; he regained some weight and his health improved after Budwig and the Oleander, but he succumbed to pressure from his family and Oncologist to undergo chemo'.......and the rest is history.
Maybe, just maybe, if I had been more persuasive and adamant, then he would still be alive today.
Chrisb1.
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- Re: Oleander and pancreatic cancer t... LuellaMay
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Oh Chris! We hear this story far too often. Pressure from families can be very hard to endure. It has to do with combination of "people pleasing" and the emotions involved in having cancer, together with some kind of misplaced guilt caused by our very loved ones. The result for sucumbing to our loved ones wishes is our very own demise. People need to stand up for themselves. It's our bodies, it is our health that is at stake.
Luella
- Re: Oleander and pancreatic cancer t... Tony Isaacs
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This is a reply to # 1,491,383
Chris -
I share your pain, my friend. I have friends and family members who have refused to consider oleander and other alternatives who are in the process of dying - even when one of them saw her own sibling (my 86 year old uncle) beat metastic lung cancer with oleander, other supplements and a healthy lifestyle.
Similarly, my own father is wasting away in hospice after a horrific automobile accident just prior to last Christmas. The doctors did typically good work repairing the broken parts and trauma, but he contracted first pneumonia and then MRSA and has been wasting away due to the combination of poor nutrition from a hospital diet and continuous antibiotics. And I am powerless to get him the colloidal silver and other items that could surely save him.
Those kind of things just wrench my heart out.
All the best,
Tony
- Re: Oleander and pancreatic cancer t... chrisb1
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This is a reply to # 1,491,403LuellaMay and Tony,
Thank you for your kind words.
On the whole, one of the very best things about the existence of Curezone is the empathy/compassion shared by the members, and who for the most part are of one mind..................in understanding others, and coming to their aid in times of dire need.
What would we do without it!!
Chrisb1.
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