Re: Congratulations - however, cancer is NOT a fungus

Thanks for the congrats---but it wasn't hard, treating it as a fungus. Plus I've found if you just kill the beef liver flukes who carry the fungus in, the environment/food/stress isn't nearly so critical.

The only way I'll ever get cancer again is if I stop zapping and allow the flukes to grow back. That's how I got it in the first place. I quit zapping for a couple years, thinking surely by now, the herbs should be enough. But apparently not so. If you quit anything, it's far better to quit the herbs, I think.

I always try to target what infection I have. (good thing about muscle testing--you can find out easily what it is) I found olive leaf is the best anti-fungal; goldenseal root, the best anti-bacteria; echinacea purpurea the best anti- viral. But always taken with hot beverages or a cayenne pepper cap, to metabolize them. Most people's bodies can't, and so they think the herbs don't work, when in fact they do, it's just the people's body can't use them. I only use a combo if there are two infections, like sometimes a bacteria will piggyback in on a virus, so then I treat with both.

I personally have found colliodal silver minimally helpful. It, in ointments and gels, makes the best pathogen fighter on the skin, but internally, it just caused my blood pressure to go up, and never stopped anything, in fact barely even slowed anything. I found my go-to herbs worked far faster and better. Oh and spraying it on my scalp helped with the dandruff fungus some--enough to stop the flakiness.

Oil of oregano causes me to have lung and sinus problems. The last bad cold I had, I was using oregano, when I missed a dose and my lungs started to get better, and it occurred to me this thing had gone on and on, BECAUSE I was using oregano. I stopped, and it got better overnight.

I didn't try treating my brown recluse bite with herbs because it wasn't an infection, but I did use a paste to drawn the poisons out--charcoal, and some other stuff. It was a very unpleasant experience. Blah. Tweet