Guest guest Posted September 22, 2007 Report Share Posted September 22, 2007 Just wanted anyone who might be interested to know that, over at the cesiumtherapy group, starting with (basically, in RESPONSE to) message 2108 (posted this past Thursday, Sept. 20), alot of people have been posting their experiences/cures using cesium . . . cesiumtherapy : Message: Doesn't ANYONE have a story of curing cancer with Cesium? http://health.cesiumtherapy/message/2108 Best, RB Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2007 Report Share Posted September 22, 2007 Thanks, Robert. I am certainly sold on it, same as I am insoitol/Ip6, iodine and more - and it is compatible with oleander. -- In oleander soup , robert-blau wrote: > > Just wanted anyone who might be interested to know that, over at the > cesiumtherapy group, starting with (basically, in RESPONSE to) message > 2108 (posted this past Thursday, Sept. 20), alot of people have been > posting their experiences/cures using cesium . . . > > cesiumtherapy : Message: Doesn't ANYONE have a story of curing cancer > with Cesium? > http://health.cesiumtherapy/message/2108 > > Best, > RB > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 23, 2007 Report Share Posted September 23, 2007 Isn't Cesium Chloride a man made chemical that is actually caustic (Highly Alkaline)? I understand that natural Cesium can be found in beets in high quantities. Would it not be better to take the natural rather than the man made chemical? How is taking the Chemical Cesium Chloride any different that taking any man made drug? I ask this with all due respect because I am a bit of an ecclectic (sp?) meaning that if it works for you, I say use it, but I try to stay natural if I can. I just know a bunch of us out there say "don't use anything man made!" Including Tony. So I just want to ask "How do we know which man made and chemical things are "ok?"Very Respectfully and with blessings,JeffTony wrote: Thanks, Robert. I am certainly sold on it, same as I am insoitol/Ip6, iodine and more - and it is compatible with oleander. Tony -- In oleander soup , robert-blau wrote: > > Just wanted anyone who might be interested to know that, over at the > cesiumtherapy group, starting with (basically, in RESPONSE to) message > 2108 (posted this past Thursday, Sept. 20), alot of people have been > posting their experiences/cures using cesium . . . > > cesiumtherapy : Message: Doesn't ANYONE have a story of curing cancer > with Cesium? > http://health.cesiumtherapy/message/2108 > > Best, > RB > Got a little couch potato? Check out fun summer activities for kids. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 23, 2007 Report Share Posted September 23, 2007 Besides Cesium, I have heard that a lot of other ultra trace minerals are probably of benefit. Should we or should we not use the pure mineral salts alone? I don't know. Garlic has the ability to use Germanium and make it organic (grow your garlic with some Germanium in the soil?). Why not get the minerals and grind them up to powder and mix them in uniformly w/ soil. It seems they would be able to made available in a few months or years due to fungus, bacteria, etc. in the soil, and that the food grown on that soil would use the minerals. Dr. Goebel --- Jeffery Jack <jeffery.jack wrote: > Isn't Cesium Chloride a man made chemical that is actually caustic > (Highly Alkaline)? I understand that natural Cesium can be found in > beets in high quantities. Would it not be better to take the natural > rather than the man made chemical? How is taking the Chemical Cesium > Chloride any different that taking any man made drug? I ask this > with all due respect because I am a bit of an ecclectic (sp?) meaning > that if it works for you, I say use it, but I try to stay natural if > I can. I just know a bunch of us out there say " don't use anything > man made! " Including Tony. So I just want to ask " How do we know > which man made and chemical things are " ok? " > > Very Respectfully and with blessings, > > Jeff > > Tony wrote: > Thanks, Robert. > > I am certainly sold on it, same as I am insoitol/Ip6, iodine and > more > - and it is compatible with oleander. > > > > -- In oleander soup , robert-blau wrote: > > > > Just wanted anyone who might be interested to know that, over at > the > > cesiumtherapy group, starting with (basically, in RESPONSE to) > message > > 2108 (posted this past Thursday, Sept. 20), alot of people have > been > > posting their experiences/cures using cesium . . . > > > > cesiumtherapy : Message: Doesn't ANYONE have a story of curing > cancer > > with Cesium? > > http://health.cesiumtherapy/message/2108 > > > > Best, > > RB > > > Got a little couch potato? > Check out fun summer activities for kids. ______________________________\ ____ Building a website is a piece of cake. Small Business gives you all the tools to get online. http://smallbusiness./webhosting Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 23, 2007 Report Share Posted September 23, 2007 Our severely depleted soils are the reason that diet alone can no longer provide all the essential vitamins and minerals we need for optimum health. Re-mineralization of the soil is needed on a large scale basis. For those who " grow their own " , adding minerals to their soil is a wonderful idea. oleander soup , Michael Goebel <goebelchx wrote: > > Besides Cesium, I have heard that a lot of other ultra trace minerals > are probably of benefit. Should we or should we not use the pure > mineral salts alone? I don't know. > > Garlic has the ability to use Germanium and make it organic (grow your > garlic with some Germanium in the soil?). > > Why not get the minerals and grind them up to powder and mix them in > uniformly w/ soil. It seems they would be able to made available in a > few months or years due to fungus, bacteria, etc. in the soil, and that > the food grown on that soil would use the minerals. > > Dr. Goebel > > --- Jeffery Jack <jeffery.jack wrote: > > > Isn't Cesium Chloride a man made chemical that is actually caustic > > (Highly Alkaline)? I understand that natural Cesium can be found in > > beets in high quantities. Would it not be better to take the natural > > rather than the man made chemical? How is taking the Chemical Cesium > > Chloride any different that taking any man made drug? I ask this > > with all due respect because I am a bit of an ecclectic (sp?) meaning > > that if it works for you, I say use it, but I try to stay natural if > > I can. I just know a bunch of us out there say " don't use anything > > man made! " Including Tony. So I just want to ask " How do we know > > which man made and chemical things are " ok? " > > > > Very Respectfully and with blessings, > > > > Jeff > > > > Tony wrote: > > Thanks, Robert. > > > > I am certainly sold on it, same as I am insoitol/Ip6, iodine and > > more > > - and it is compatible with oleander. > > > > > > > > -- In oleander soup , robert-blau@ wrote: > > > > > > Just wanted anyone who might be interested to know that, over at > > the > > > cesiumtherapy group, starting with (basically, in RESPONSE to) > > message > > > 2108 (posted this past Thursday, Sept. 20), alot of people have > > been > > > posting their experiences/cures using cesium . . . > > > > > > cesiumtherapy : Message: Doesn't ANYONE have a story of curing > > cancer > > > with Cesium? > > > http://health.cesiumtherapy/message/2108 > > > > > > Best, > > > RB > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Got a little couch potato? > > Check out fun summer activities for kids. > > > > > ______________________________\ ____ > Building a website is a piece of cake. Small Business gives you all the tools to get online. > http://smallbusiness./webhosting > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 23, 2007 Report Share Posted September 23, 2007 http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer/Alkaline.html oleander soup , Jeffery Jack <jeffery.jack wrote: > > Isn't Cesium Chloride a man made chemical that is actually caustic (Highly Alkaline)? I understand that natural Cesium can be found in beets in high quantities. Would it not be better to take the natural rather than the man made chemical? How is taking the Chemical Cesium Chloride any different that taking any man made drug? I ask this with all due respect because I am a bit of an ecclectic (sp?) meaning that if it works for you, I say use it, but I try to stay natural if I can. I just know a bunch of us out there say " don't use anything man made! " Including Tony. So I just want to ask " How do we know which man made and chemical things are " ok? " > > Very Respectfully and with blessings, > > Jeff > > Tony wrote: Thanks, Robert. > > I am certainly sold on it, same as I am insoitol/Ip6, iodine and more > - and it is compatible with oleander. > > > > -- In oleander soup , robert-blau@ wrote: > > > > Just wanted anyone who might be interested to know that, over at the > > cesiumtherapy group, starting with (basically, in RESPONSE to) message > > 2108 (posted this past Thursday, Sept. 20), alot of people have been > > posting their experiences/cures using cesium . . . > > > > cesiumtherapy : Message: Doesn't ANYONE have a story of curing cancer > > with Cesium? > > http://health.cesiumtherapy/message/2108 > > > > Best, > > RB > > > Got a little couch potato? > Check out fun summer activities for kids. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 24, 2007 Report Share Posted September 24, 2007 Thanks for the link. I consider Webster Kehr of Cancertutor one of my early and ongoing mentors, along with Jon Barron, Ann Fonfas (annieappleseed.org), Ralph Moss, Dr. Mercola, Dr. Rath, Ed Hensley (the Father of Oleander Soup), Crandell Addington (President of Phoenix Biotech, the makers of Anvirzel), Dr. Robert Newman of MD Anderson (leading researcher on oleander) and Anvirzel and our own David Bonello and Marc Swanepoel. My education continues with folks like Dr. Goebels and Dr. Lamphier - and others in this group. I feel that we all learn from one another - a major purpose of this group. Live long, live healthy, live happy! oleander soup , " corey590 " <fireballsmith wrote: > > > http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer/Alkaline.html > > > oleander soup , Jeffery Jack <jeffery.jack@> > wrote: > > > > Isn't Cesium Chloride a man made chemical that is actually caustic > (Highly Alkaline)? I understand that natural Cesium can be found in > beets in high quantities. Would it not be better to take the natural > rather than the man made chemical? How is taking the Chemical Cesium > Chloride any different that taking any man made drug? I ask this with > all due respect because I am a bit of an ecclectic (sp?) meaning that > if it works for you, I say use it, but I try to stay natural if I can. > I just know a bunch of us out there say " don't use anything man > made! " Including Tony. So I just want to ask " How do we know which > man made and chemical things are " ok? " > > > > Very Respectfully and with blessings, > > > > Jeff > > > > Tony @> wrote: Thanks, > Robert. > > > > I am certainly sold on it, same as I am insoitol/Ip6, iodine and more > > - and it is compatible with oleander. > > > > > > > > -- In oleander soup , robert-blau@ wrote: > > > > > > Just wanted anyone who might be interested to know that, over at the > > > cesiumtherapy group, starting with (basically, in RESPONSE to) > message > > > 2108 (posted this past Thursday, Sept. 20), alot of people have been > > > posting their experiences/cures using cesium . . . > > > > > > cesiumtherapy : Message: Doesn't ANYONE have a story of curing cancer > > > with Cesium? > > > http://health.cesiumtherapy/message/2108 > > > > > > Best, > > > RB > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Got a little couch potato? > > Check out fun summer activities for kids. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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