Oleander Plants

[Guest guest]

Hi!

 

I'm fairly new to the group but have been reading posts for a while

now. I'm technically listed as an ovarian cancer survivor even

though I was lucky and developed a tumor around the cells that a very

fine Dr. was able to cut out. It was removed several years ago and

all the cancer cells were in that one tumor so I never had to go

through the Chemo/radiation drills. Thank goodness.

 

I've been reading with interest the posts about Oleander as a

preventative but am stymied as to where to find the plants.

 

If these are as poisonous as I've been reading, do regular plant

nurseries stock them?

 

Also, if one wanted to start the Oleander preventative before

spending a couple of years growing plants, is there a tincture of

some sort available commercially? (I'm suspecting I can't walk into

my local health food store and buy poisonous oleander tincture. Can

I?)

 

Toni'

[Guest guest]

Many of the plants available at nurseries are quite toxic. The

oleander plant is widely available at nurseries throughout the

country. The best choice would be an organic nursery where they do

not use pesticides. You could so a Google internet search using

" organic nursery oleander " and likely locate several.

 

One such nursery here close to me is:

 

http://www.beorganic.com/plantlist.html#native

 

As for a ready source of oleander, the best and about the only one

outside the patented medicine Anvirzel, is the OPC oleander based

supplement forumlated by South African cancer and HIV-AIDS researcher

Marc Swanepoel. It is available at a couple of locations on the net

at prices ranging from $299 to $345 per 500ml bottle; however you can

obtain it directly from Marc for only $99 including shipping.

 

His email address is:

 

Marc Swanepoel <marcswan

 

To find out more about OPC, scroll back a page or two in the messages

here and look at the posts about wonderful news from South Africa.

 

 

oleander soup , " snydertls2001 " <Snydertls

wrote:

>

> Hi!

>

> I'm fairly new to the group but have been reading posts for a while

> now. I'm technically listed as an ovarian cancer survivor even

> though I was lucky and developed a tumor around the cells that a very

> fine Dr. was able to cut out. It was removed several years ago and

> all the cancer cells were in that one tumor so I never had to go

> through the Chemo/radiation drills. Thank goodness.

>

> I've been reading with interest the posts about Oleander as a

> preventative but am stymied as to where to find the plants.

>

> If these are as poisonous as I've been reading, do regular plant

> nurseries stock them?

>

> Also, if one wanted to start the Oleander preventative before

> spending a couple of years growing plants, is there a tincture of

> some sort available commercially? (I'm suspecting I can't walk into

> my local health food store and buy poisonous oleander tincture. Can

> I?)

>

> Toni'

>