Re: Coming back from Cancer

Before going on to your question the biggest mistake I saw you make was the progesterone cream. There are two reasons for this. First of all progesterone creams have been shown to activate human papilloma viruses (HPV), which among other cancers causes breast cancer. On top of that, even though progesterone is an estrogen antagonist, it is also a estrogen precursor and therefore can increase estrogen feeding the cancer. Keep in mind that progesterone is converted in to estrogen as estrogen levels drop. As the breast cancer metabolizes the estrogen the levels drop and the progesterone will generate more estrogen for the cancer. It is like feeding sugar to fungal Candida.  The Candida will metabolize the sugar dropping the level of available sugar. But if you keep adding more sugar to make up for the drop you just further promote the growth.

 

Okay, I will toss progesterone cream.  I haven't used it that much because I've always been leary of adding progesterone to a highly progesterone-positive (and estrogen-positive!) cancer.

 

 

Boron also raises estrogen levels.

 

 

Is boron safe for clothing, etc?  I have quit using traditional cleaning chemicals, and have used 20 Mule Borax for clothes, due to it's boron.  If I need to eliminate boron, I will need to come up with other things to wash my hands and clothes.  Suggestions? 

 

 

As for the Rife units these are great if the proper frequency is used. Unfortunately most people base their frequencies on the 11 page bogus frequency list going around. You DO NOT need multiple frequencies. Rife only kept 3 frequencies, and out of those the most effective was 666hz. The other tow frequencies were slower to work because they were off my one number.

 

 

The unit I am using is called Bio Solutions, and is an older model.  This machine only has codes that run a series of frequencies, and I have not been able to successfully figure out the translation back to traditional Rife hz is.  If you know how to translate back to correct hz, please let me know.

 

 

Also the term "angstrom" minerals is a sales hype term. Angstrom is a unit of measurement so all minerals can be measured in angstroms. In addition you mentioned taking germanium in this form. This is a real concern. Elemental germanium is EXTREMELY toxic to the kidneys.  In fact the FDA actually has a ban on germanium as a "non-conforming food additive" that they enforce occasionally. The came about about 15-20 years ago after a some people were selling germanium dioxide as organic germanium (bis betacarboxyethyl germanium sesquioxide), which as you can see is vastly different. When people took the germanium dioxide the stomach acid would split off the oxygen leaving elemental germanium. The germanium caused kidney failure in 16 people so the FDA lumped all germanium products together and banned them.

 

 

I have known the source of minerals for quite a few years.  He started making the minerals due to his own frustration with particle size.  The germanium I am using is germanium chloride.  Is that still a bad choice?  It sounds like all germaniums are dangerous, yet I note you mention them later in your reply, so I'm a bit confused.

 

In reading through your suggestions regarding estrogen dominance and cancer, this is what I’ve gathered that you would suggest: TMG, silica, nettle leaf, alfalfa, bee pollen, seaweed, bitters, chapparal, and cultured foods.

 

Yes, those are great starts. But you also need to address the virus and immune suppression involved. If the cancer does come back I wrote this earlier:

 

"Even many alternatives fail to address cancer microbes, which again just allows the cancer to come back.

 

Cancer therapies should therefore always include full range antimicrobials such as chaparral and andrographis, or ozone. In addition I also recommend addressing other aspects of cancer to attack it from numerous directions to make the development of a resistance more unlikely. These include glandular support, white blood cell activation, increasing SOD and other key enzymes, increasing cytokines, peroxide formation, hyaluronidase inhibition, angiogenesis inhibition, and blocking the lactic acid-glucose cycle among others."

 

I have PM'ed you my email address.  Are the "how-to's" for doing all of this in your write-up? 

I’m tired of taking so much “stuff” and would like to pare some of this down, and get nutrition from foods as opposed to pills, liquids, and concoctions. What can you suggest?

 

I have my Cancer write up at www.MountainMistBotanicals.com, which will explain a lot to you.

 

Also I highly recommend suma for its high organic germanium content, which stimulates the bone marrow and will help with your red and white blood cell counts. Suma is also anti-tumor and immune stimulatory.

 

I will look for this too.  Do you have sources you can recommend?

I ordered some DE. I still ozonate my water, because our city water has high levels of chlorine and bromine. How would you increase the acidity of it?

 

You can get rid of the halogens with a good reverse osmosis (R/O) system. Then you can add the silica to your water. The water does not need to be acidic, just not alkaline. Although when you purify water, such as with an R/O unit, the water will absorb gases from the air and become slightly acidic.

I will look into getting an R/O system. Price and the fact that R/O makes water acidic have prevented me from doing so in the past.

 

Add lemon before drinking, maybe? Considering the amount of scarring inside and on my body, as well as the lack of hair, should I add more than 1 spoonful of DE to my water?

I look forward to reading your write-up!  Thanks.

 

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