My 11 year old Jack Russel Terrier has tumors and I need dosing information to get rid of them!!

My 11 year old Jack Russel Terrier was diagnosed with a thyroid tumor and an additional fatty tumor last month and the Vet didn't give a good prognosis for him. There is an experimental surgery available but it's only been performed once on Cape Cod (where we live) and the other dog didn't fair the surgery very well because it's incredibly invasive; apparently the tumor he has is rarely found in dogs but is commonly found in humans...yeah, we didn't understand that one either.

After a lot of consideration, and praying, I declined the surgery because he's active and happy now, not showing any sign of pain or illness, but the surgery would have made him instantly miserable if he did manage to survive it.

After researching his condition on the internet, I happened upon CureZone and found a lot of hopeful information that I could use to possibly heal him; I'm very encouraged about the information I found regarding iodine, Colloidal Silver and Inositol/IP6 (and have purchased for use) but I don't know how to administer them and in what doses.

The thyroid tumor is the size of a golf ball, as is the fatty tumor right next to it. When I touch them, he doesn't seem to experience pain but he likes it when I rub his throat. He's 11 years old and weighs 20 pounds.

The Vet guessed that the thyroid tumor could be cancerous, since it grew since his last check up last year, but I declined more a more invasive biopsy because I don't want Dexter to be hurt. The other tumor is fatty because the biopsy was relatively easy to do; it's possible the one on the thyroid is too but it's not confirmed. He's on a grain free, organic diet and drinks filtered water.

Dexter is my world and I couldn't love a child, if I had one of my own, any more than I love him. Please please please, any information on dosing and administering would be massively appreciate!!!

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