Date:   1/11/2008 12:20:43 PM ( 16 y ago)
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"Chemo and radiation have never cured anyone of cancer -....."

I'd like to see you back that statement up.  

My brother's cancer was cured with radiation therapy (would not have been my choice, but he was cured).  Medically diagnosed before, and after the cure.  Yeah, he only lived for 10 years after the cancer was cured having passed on at age 88.

I worked with a man several years ago who was cured of lymph node cancer with chemo therapy.  I only saw him for about 15 years after his cure, so I don't know how long he has lived.

So there are two cases that I'm aware of - either one of which makes your statement a lie.

You promote oleander in many of your cancer support posts, yet it is a poison and is no different than chemotherapy.

Quotes below are from: http://www.cancer.org/docroot/ETO/content/ETO_5_3X_Oleander_Leaf.asp?sitearea...

The effectiveness of oleander has not been proven. In the test tube, Anvirzel (i.e., oleander) appeared to slow the growth of cells from human bladder cancers, but human studies are needed to find out if it will work in people. Very early studies of carefully dosed oleander extract (Anvirzel) in people with cancer have not yet shown that it helps. Side effects included nausea and vomiting, aches, and redness at the injection site, but the drug did not appear to affect the cancer in these patients. One very early study of 18 patients with advanced cancer was mainly done to decide on the best dose of the drug. No measurable responses in their cancers were noted during this small study. Although there are claims that Anvirzel improves quality of life, reduces pain, increases energy, and causes cancer regression and remission, available scientific evidence does not support these claims.

Another company planned to offer an oleander extract that could be placed under the tongue, which they named Xenavex. Phase I and Phase II clinical trials on Xenavex were announced in 2005 on people with non-small-cell lung cancer. However, these clinical trials were not done, and the announcements were later removed from the federal clinical trials website. The company did not return calls or emails about the product.

You will notice in the above paragraph that there were no measurable cancer responses in any of these studies.  You will also notice that the side effects of this poison are exactly the same as for chemotherapy, yet I'm sure you would label it a "healing crisis."  It's great that in alternative therapies there are "healing crisis'" while when assessing allopathic treatment it's called "side effects."

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