Guest guest Posted May 19, 2008 Report Share Posted May 19, 2008 Currently, the only oleander cancer products I am aware of are these:Anvirzel (http://www.saludintegral.hn ) - the patented medical version available for appx $2700 per three month supply, less a 10% discount for members of this groupSutherlandia OPC (http://www.sutherlandiaopc.com) - the wonderful herbal supplement available for $60 for one month's supply of extract and $45 for one month of the capsule version (I prefer the extract) including shipping worldwide.Tonyoleander soup , "rekedar" <rekedar wrote:>> Hello All,> > I'm interested in the Oleander soup or oleander products. I looked> through some of your files but I don't see a "recipe." > > Background: I have breast cancer that is 90% estrogen receptor> positive. Lump has been there since Nov 07, diagnosed Feb 08. I'm> using the Budwig protocol, essiac tea, a cruciferous supplement and my> homeopath has me on a particular remedy. I have noticed the lump has> flattened out a bit but not many other changes though it has only been> around two months. I've always lived a very healthy lifestyle so> moving to the Budwig was hardly a change (except for the FOCC mix).> > I don't want to inundate my body with things but from just the little> I've read about oleander, it seems like a good addition. > > Any information as to how to make the "soup" or another way to ingest> it and how much, et cetera would be helpful.> > Thanks in advance.> > Renee> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2008 Report Share Posted May 19, 2008 I just joined this group and find it very informative. I also started the Anvirzel protocol a week ago today!! Hoping for the best!!! Are there any group members that can share their experience with Anvirzel? How do I request a discount? I just had my cc billed for the $2700. A $270 will be great!!Thanks MaritzaTony oleander soup Sent: Monday, May 19, 2008 2:02:08 PM Oleander Products Currently, the only oleander cancer products I am aware of are these:Anvirzel (http://www.saludint egral.hn ) - the patented medical version available for appx $2700 per three month supply, less a 10% discount for members of this groupSutherlandia OPC (http://www.sutherla ndiaopc.com) - the wonderful herbal supplement available for $60 for one month's supply of extract and $45 for one month of the capsule version (I prefer the extract) including shipping worldwide.Tonyoleander soup, "rekedar" <rekedar wrote:>> Hello All,> > I'm interested in the Oleander soup or oleander products. I looked> through some of your files but I don't see a "recipe." > > Background: I have breast cancer that is 90% estrogen receptor> positive. Lump has been there since Nov 07, diagnosed Feb 08. I'm> using the Budwig protocol, essiac tea, a cruciferous supplement and my> homeopath has me on a particular remedy. I have noticed the lump has> flattened out a bit but not many other changes though it has only been> around two months. I've always lived a very healthy lifestyle so> moving to the Budwig was hardly a change (except for the FOCC mix).> > I don't want to inundate my body with things but from just the little> I've read about oleander, it seems like a good addition. > > Any information as to how to make the "soup" or another way to ingest> it and how much, et cetera would be helpful.> > Thanks in advance.> > Renee> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2008 Report Share Posted May 20, 2008 Hi Tony,I plan to buy some Sutherland OPC within the next couple months and am curious why you prefer the extract over the capsules. There's a big price difference. Do the capsules not work good enough?Thanks for any insight.--- On Mon, 5/19/08, Tony wrote:Tony Oleander Productsoleander soup Date: Monday, May 19, 2008, 11:02 AM Currently, the only oleander cancer products I am aware of are these:Anvirzel (http://www.saludint egral.hn ) - the patented medical version available for appx $2700 per three month supply, less a 10% discount for members of this groupSutherlandia OPC (http://www.sutherla ndiaopc.com) - the wonderful herbal supplement available for $60 for one month's supply of extract and $45 for one month of the capsule version (I prefer the extract) including shipping worldwide.Tonyoleander soup, "rekedar" <rekedar wrote:>> Hello All,> > I'm interested in the Oleander soup or oleander products. I looked> through some of your files but I don't see a "recipe." > > Background: I have breast cancer that is 90% estrogen receptor> positive. Lump has been there since Nov 07, diagnosed Feb 08. I'm> using the Budwig protocol, essiac tea, a cruciferous supplement and my> homeopath has me on a particular remedy. I have noticed the lump has> flattened out a bit but not many other changes though it has only been> around two months. I've always lived a very healthy lifestyle so> moving to the Budwig was hardly a change (except for the FOCC mix).> > I don't want to inundate my body with things but from just the little> I've read about oleander, it seems like a good addition. > > Any information as to how to make the "soup" or another way to ingest> it and how much, et cetera would be helpful.> > Thanks in advance.> > Renee> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2008 Report Share Posted May 20, 2008 The price difference is due to shipping costs - which are much less for the smaller and lighter capsules. The capsules should be fine - and they measure out to have the same amount of oleander as does the extract. I am just extra cautious, and what I am familiar with is the extract form. That is the closest to the home remedy " oleander soup " it was modeled after and that is the form that been proven with all the great results over the past 4 plus years. Which is not to say that there is any problem at all with the capsules, just that they have not been in use long enough to establish a comparable track record and so my personal preference is the extract. Tony Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2008 Report Share Posted May 20, 2008 Great answer Tony! That makes sense and is exactly what I wanted to know. I plan to order some in the next couple months when I get the money. I was going to order the capsules, but after reading your response I think i'll order the extract instead. Thanks again!Travis--- On Tue, 5/20/08, Tony wrote:Tony Re: Oleander Productsoleander soup Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2008, 8:18 AM The price difference is due to shipping costs - which are much less for the smaller and lighter capsules. The capsules should be fine - and they measure out to have the same amount of oleander as does the extract. I am just extra cautious, and what I am familiar with is the extract form. That is the closest to the home remedy "oleander soup" it was modeled after and that is the form that been proven with all the great results over the past 4 plus years. Which is not to say that there is any problem at all with the capsules, just that they have not been in use long enough to establish a comparable track record and so my personal preference is the extract. Tony Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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