Avoiding the unpleasant taste of oleander

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Thanks Pam for sharing that with the new members. I promise you that

there is a nice solution to the taste issue. Just mix half a dose

with a cup or glass of healthy juice, such as pomegranate, acai,

blueberry, dark grape, etc. and put the other half under your tongue

where there are no taste buds. You will only taste the oleander when

you go to swallow. And when you do go to swallow, do it with a gulp

of the juice mix. There is only a slight tinge of the oleander that

way, and the remaining juice is actually quite pleasant.

 

I drink a glass of juice, oleander, iodine and an oriential extract

q-ti most morning and like the taste just fine.

 

 

oleander soup , " Pam Griffin " <pgriff wrote:

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> Hi Amy ,I'm writing from New Zealand and I was diag with breast

cancer on a rib 4yrs ago.I had already suspected and was researching

the net for cheap or free alternatives.I thought great I can make this

myself!So I did.I did none of the things the docs wanted,no

masectomy,no lymph nodes taken,no radiation,no chemo,just

lumpectomy,some further inscision to remove clumping cells and a

couple of months of tamoxifen that I stopped.I took my Oleander soup

preserved with 50% vodka religeously for 2 yrs then gradually got

slack mainly because I couldnt stand the taste.......I was told by 1

doc in particular that I would be dead in 5yrs.This is 41/2 yrs on and

my circulating cancer cell blood count has gone up,I have started

taking the oleander again.So far I have been having tests but nothing

has been found.The previously opinionated doc tells me to keep on

doing whatever it is I'm doing and how good I look etc......so you

have nothing to lose and everything to gain and this is something that

can be made very cheaply.even all the natural supplements that I also

take have a cost and noting much is cheap anymore.When I first started

taking it I experianced some diorrea and I became a little feverish

and sweaty at night...that soon settled as my body got used to the

mixture and I returned to normal....2wks.....The taste is unbelievably

awful.thats the hardest part of it for me.........I have come to think

of it as a natural herbal chemo......e noho ra...(stay well)...Pam NZ

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> salenbailey

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> Monday, April 14, 2008 2:30 PM

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> Hello,

> My name is Amy and I am new to the site. I am a certified natural

> health professional here in IL. I have some question and concerns I

> was hoping someone here could answer. How many of you know someone

> or has used oleander yourself. If so, in what form (the recepie here

> or someone elses formula)? What side effects did you experience?

> How long before you noticed a change? Do you still take it? Is

> their certain types of cancers that it is more effective with?

> I have just learned about oleander tonight so I have much more to

> learn about it. If you have any further information to pass along,

> that would be much appriciated.

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> I am asking this information for my husband's uncle in OK. He has

> been struggling with pain for many months now but due to him having

> no insurance or money, they have been through many people draging

> there feet for the right help. He has now had a MRI or CT that has

> shown a tumor in his bladder. They have told him he would have to

> remove it. Long story short, he is ready for alternatives and does

> not want it removed.

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> Thanks

> Amy

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