Oleander for Hepatitis-C

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Robert -

 

The person who first devised the recipe for the home remedy " oleander

soup " from Doctor Ozelle's patent first used it for his elderly

mother's lung and liver cancer and secondly to treat his sister of

hepatitis-C. In both instances it was completely successful.

 

Oleander has proven to be wonderful against hep-C. I would highly,

highly recommend it (or the oleander based supplement OPC) along with

three vital anti-oxidants which protect and help regenerate the liver:

Milk Thistle (silymarin), alpha-lipoic acid, and selenium.

 

I suggest that you take a look in the files section of this forum,

where you will find my article on the Hepatitis Epidemic and the

Berkson Clinical Study on Hep-C, which used the three anti-oxidants

along with healthy changes in diet and lifestyle to successfully treat

three advanced Hep-C women patient who were facing either transplants,

horrifying chemo or death.

 

 

 

oleander soup , robert-blau wrote:

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> [wddty.co.uk]

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> Your thoughts and suggestions on. . .

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> Hepatitis C: A reader?s colleague has been diagnosed with hepatitis C

> but her doctor has decided not to treat it. Do readers know of any

> safe, natural alternative methods of treatment?

> According to Anne, hepatitis C can be treated effectively with Ozone

> Therapy. The Finchley Clinic in London is one place that offers this

> type of treatment. See www.thefinchleyclinic.co.uk for more

> information.

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> Alastair, however, says the Bowen Technique is the way to go: ?As a

> Bowen practitioner I treated a number of cases when I ran a clinic for

> over three years at the Blenheim Project in West London. They all

> responded well to it. Some would arrive with no energy at all (if

> they had the strength to make it there) but would bounce out revitalised

> after the treatment. None had an adverse effect.?

>

> Another option is to try homeopathy, which proved successful for one of

> our reader?s friends: ?A close friend, now 48-years-old, was cured with

> homeopathy. It took several years with a very good doctor, but she

> has been cured for more than 10 years now and is currently working

> 10-hour days. I'm sure her liver isn't perfect but tests show that

> it's in pretty good shape. She's able to work and live a full life.?

>

> Alternatively, a combination of homeopathy and herbal remedies may

> help. According to Eleana, herbal remedies such as Chelidonium majus,

> Berberis vulgaris and Carduus marianus in conjunction with homeopathic

> remedies such as Nux Vomica and Lycopodium can be of immense benefit.

> However, she advises seeing a qualified practitioner to achieve the best

> results.

>

> Another reader suggests a Molecular Oscillation Resonance Instrument

> (MORI) to treat hepatitis C, which is based on the scientific research

> of Royal Raymond Rife and Dr Hulda Regehr Clark. To find out more

> visit http://www.meditecheurope.nl/morieng.php.

>

> Switching to an organic diet and avoiding alcohol completely may also

> help, according to Steve.

>

> Finally, we have an encouraging story from a fellow hepatitis C

> sufferer:

> " I was diagnosed with hepatitis C in January 2006 at 69 years of age.

> Three doctors, one of them an expert in hepatitis, prescribed the

> immediate conventional treatment of interferon. They told me that I

> still was in precirrhotic condition, but pretty soon I would get

> cirrhosis and then liver cancer unless I took the conventional

> treatment.

> I read everything I could about hepatitis C, including the official

> reports of the US FDA (Food and Drug Administration), stating that the

> rate of temporary success of conventional treatment was 30-50 per cent,

> and that the success was associated with age -- meaning that the

> probability of success in my case was very low.

> To cut a long story short, I have been improving, day after day, with

> some homeopathy, a little acupuncture, a pretty strict diet (no eggs, no

> dairy products, no oil -- only a little olive oil) and some changes in

> the way I deal with stress.

> All the symptoms are gradually disappearing and the lab tests clearly

> reflect the improvement. "

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