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[Guest guest]

I'm definitely starting Oleander. Someone in the FOCC group said that he began both at the same time. Could feel his tumors shrink, gone in three weeks. Seems to me that this must have killed the tumor cells. The Budwig Protocol claims to allow cancer cells to mature, not killing them. Is doing Budwig at the same time as oleander counterproductive.

Do many of you do both? I think a modified Budwig is a very healthy diet, but the full protocol is exhausting and expensive, also quite limited.. Rhoda

[Guest guest]

Rhoda,

 

Please clarify what you mean when you say:

 

<< I think a modified Budwig is a very healthy diet, but the full

protocol is exhausting and expensive, also quite limited.. >>

 

How have you modified the Budwig Protocol? Do you see any sort of

conflict between using oleander and the Budwig Protocol?

 

Duane Christensen

[Guest guest]

Hi Duane,

 

Thought I would interject here and let you know that there is

absolutely no conflict between using oleander and the Budwig Protocol.

 

Hugs,

 

 

oleander soup , " Duane Christensen "

<duanechristensen wrote:

>

> Rhoda,

>

> Please clarify what you mean when you say:

>

> << I think a modified Budwig is a very healthy diet, but the full

> protocol is exhausting and expensive, also quite limited.. >>

>

> How have you modified the Budwig Protocol? Do you see any sort of

> conflict between using oleander and the Budwig Protocol?

>

> Duane Christensen

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

 

I am keenly interest in what you say here:

 

<< there is absolutely no conflict between using oleander and the

Budwig Protocol. >>

 

How do you know that this is true? Key members in the Budwig

group say that the two approaches should not be mixed, though I am not

sure why.

 

Duane Christensen