Re: How to make a liquid into something that is injectable?

Thank you for your reply. I am a bit hesitant to stop with something that I have seen work. It's always a question if something else will work as well or wether there will be a turn for the worse.

It's a matter of weighing risk against potential benefit - and that is what makes all of this so incredibly hard. Lucky has been on Acemannan for almost three months now and she is the picture of health and every change I do is a risk. Plus I do firmly believe that tablet/capsule form is a lot less potent than a liquid, especially one injected into the tumor sites and into the body cavity, especially formulated for cancer patient.