This is fascinating. Is shivambu an herb? I am not sure my grandmother
would try anything, she seems to be ready to die. Her room is kept
very hot and she is always complaining of cold. She has absolutely no
body fat left as far as I can tell and her arms are about one and one
half inch in diameter. I can put my thumb and finger around the widest
part. She is throwing up everything and looks as if she is starving to
death. I have persuaded her to allow me to bring her a little yogurt
today. She does not like the oversugared kind that is popular here,
but will eat plain yogurt with a few herbs for flavor. It seems to
help soothe her stomach. I only got here yesterday from where I live
and judging by the look of her, I am not sure she will live out the
month. I wish I lived closer to her. It is a 4 hour drive and I have
very limited resources. She is in a nursing home and as far as I can
tell they are taking good care of her. My aunt and uncle go see her
every day. And I come up when I can manage it. She has outlived her
two oldest sons and almost lost a third one to a heart attack a couple
of years ago and since then she has been saying that it is not right
that the mother should outlive the children. It breaks my heart to see
her and I am really not sure of the correct action in this case. I
selfishly want her to live forever and she, I think, is ready to go.

On 6/30/05, Shirish Bhate <shirishbhate@...> wrote:
> Cancer does not mean cancelled. Cancer cure is certain. My own
> experiment on myself proves that.
>
> If I would not have tried shivambu therapy, today, ten years would
> have passed after my death.