My experience with black salve

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Adriana -

 

I can certainly testify to the powers of black salve, but I would not

be too quick to take it internally based on my very recent experience.

 

What happened to me was that I got a bit impatient with my oleander

based skin creme on a two or three spots on my face. Now, I knew

full well that I had not condensed the oleander down as far as I

should have when I made my skin creme due to underestimating the very

large volume it takes to get even a small amount of syrupy liquid,

and so what I likely should have done is make more skin creme, but I

decided to try the black salve since my friend Ben Taylor had some on

hand and he had a jar he had used a tiny bit of to eliminate a skin

cancer on his shoulder.

 

The instructions said to only use it on one spot at time and to allow

the body one to three months to recover from each treatment and the

toxins that would be released into the body. But the instructions

also said that some hardy souls could tolerate the pain (and believe

me, there is pain!) and toxins from treating multiple cancers at

once. Since the instructions also said that the salve would only

react with true cancers, and thinking I was a hardy soul, I thought

what the heck and . . .

 

I put it on every little spot that was not perfectly clear skin on my

face to make sure I got every cancerous or precancerous spot. About

20 in all - though one would be hard pressed to notice more than a

couple from six feet away.

 

And what happened is that about FIFTEEN of them reacted and I had the

lovely experience of waiting 24 hours while it felt like 15 lit

cigarettes were being held to my face at the same time.

 

Then came a two week period of having horrible sores on my face about

the size of a pencil eraser in diameter and having to keep them

constantly moistened with an accompanying Golden Salve. And the areas

beneath many of the spots became swollen and felt like fairly hard

spongy masses.

 

Between one and two weeks, the " scabs " came out, leaving behind

little craters - some of which, a month later, have filled in fairly

well and some of which are dark, deep and ugly, though slowly

improving and hopefully filling in.

 

Later, I foud out from an experienced salve user that if any spots

are close together, treating only one spot in the area is likely to

get rid of the cancers and toxins of the adjoining spots as well.

So, even if had been foolhardy enough to do multiple spots, I could

have done maybe 4.

 

The lesson for black salve is: only do one or two at most at a

time! And perhaps get some very good internal and external herbal

supplements and ointments/poultices to help the skin regrow properly.

 

Based on my experience, I am not sure I would want to put that stuff

inside me - at least not until after trying other options. Like you,

I believe in throwing a lot at cancer and not relying on just one

bullet. But you can do too much if you aren't careful and end up

having different things which work in opposing ways offset one

another, or have too many things that do the same thing have an

additive effect that is too much for your body, especially your liver.

 

So, if it were me, I might keep internal black salve as a later

option, but would first opt for the oleander, inositol/IP6, colloidal

metals, vitamin D3, potassium, and other things listed in my anti-

cancer protocol. And of course that includes having a very healthy

diet, fresh air, sunshine (even with melanoma), fresh water, stress

removeal, etc.

 

Live long, live healthy, live happy! (And perhaps sometimes, do as I

say and not as I do!)

 

 

oleander soup , " rockjacks50 " <jg.hlss

wrote:

>

> Thanks for the post Tony and it is encouraging to hear your view on

> the Budwig protocol. I am trying to hit this thing with as many

> things that I can or should I say that my bank balance will allow

me

> to!!!.

>

> I'm wondering if you are familiar with Balm of Gilead or Compound X

> also known as Black Salve. Ingredients are Zinc Chloride, Galangal

> Root Powder and Blood Root Powder. Apparently it is taken

> internally in 20 day cycles with 5 days break for a total of 4

> cycles (80 days in total).

>

> It is something else I'm looking into but would like to know more

if

> possible.

>

> Regards

> Adriana

>

> In oleander soup , " Tony " @> wrote:

> >

> > I think I have entered Ground Hog Day this evening - lol. Just

> > joking, but this will make the third post of that info in the

last

> 4

> > I have made I think.

> >

> > http://www.sutherlandiaopc.com is the website where you can order

> >

> > One bottle lasts for about a month.

> >

> > Once your cancer is defeated, you can continue maintenance doses

of

> > about 1/3 as much or less and so a bottle will last much longer.

> >

> > I am just joking about making the same posts - if I can help

> someone,

> > I will post information over and over as long as it takes.

> >

> > BTW, regarding the Budwig diet - I think it is an excellent one

and

> > goes well with OS. You may be feeling the Herxheimer effect,

where

> > you are actually healing, but you first feel worse before you

feel

> > better. That is especially common in cancer treatments from all

> the

> > toxins being released by the dying cancer cells.

> >

> > I would suggest you try to stick with it as best you can and see

if

> > things do not improve after you add the OPC for awhile. Both

> > oleander and the Sutherlandia Frutescens should help you feel

> better

> > and have a better appetite.

> >

> > Please keep us informed on how everything goes!

> >

> >

> > > >

> >

> >

> >

>