Re: Don't use Essaic alone for cancer

Pau de Arco is another of my favorites, along with Essaic.  However, in my opinion Pau de Arco is more of an immune booster than actual cancer fighter and I have had people who used Pau de Arco and Essaic and other herbals unsuccessfully against cancer ultimately find success when adding oleander.  Of course, different things work best for different people and different cancers.  Oleander is by far the best I have found to both boost the immune system and attack and eliminate cancer.

Inositol/IP6 is another extremely potent cancer fighter, although I feel that while it seems to melt away many forms of tumors and cancer cells, it does not address the underlying causes of cancer as well as oleander, Pau de Arco or Essaic and thus would be a good initial weapon to use until the cancer is defeated but then better used on a periodic basis while regular cleanses and immune boosters are continuously used to keep the cancer at bay.

Before South African HIV and cancer researcher Marc Swanepoel formulated Sutherlandia OPC he had two formulations called OPC and OPC plus to fight HIV and cancer, respectively.  In the both formulations 80% of the extract came from the oleander plant and the remaining 20% was made of a mixture of the extracts of three other potent rainforest botanicals: for OPC, it was the ABM (agricus blazei murill) mushroom, pau de arco and cat's claw, for OPC plus the pau de arco was replaced with the rarer and more expensive Chrysobalanus Icaco (red tipped coco plum).

When Marc formulated Sutherlandia OPC, which is used for both HIV and cancer (and other conditions as well), he replaced the three secondary ingredients with the clebrated Sutherlandia Frutescans (also known as the South African Cancer Bush).  He reports that his results across the board for HIV/AIDS and a wide variety of cancers has been equal or better than the previous formulas.   Kind of hard to argue with 100% HIV success and 90 plus percent cancer success.

Just FYI, the previous OPC supplement forms are still avialable and cost around $350 per one month supply, whereas the Sutherlandia is priced around $99 in extract form and $79 in the new capsule form (including shipping worldwide).

A patented medicine version of oleander, the original Anvirzel devised by Dr. H. Z. Ozel in Turkey over 40 years ago and which has passed FDA phase I trials, is available for around $2700 per three month's supply from Salud Integral in Honduras (http://www.saludintegral.hn).  According to my sources, they are due to come out with a pill or tablet form of oleander any day now.

As readers who have followed my posts and articles know, you can make your own oleander extract at home for pennies about as easily as a large pot of beans - but you do have to follow directions exactly and you must exercise all due caution when handling the raw plant materials, since raw oleander is highly toxic (not the case when it is properly boiled and strained).

DQ