Oleander ELIMINATES or greatly lessens ALL chemo side effects

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Calcium and magnesium are two of the essentials recommended in my

protocol. They help beat and prevent cancer, and, for those

unfortunate enough to be taking chemo, they help reduce many of the

side effects.

 

HOWEVER, oleander has been proven to completely eliminate or greatly

lessen ALL known side effects of chemo including hair loss. The sole

exception is that it does not eliminate hair loss when the chemo drug

of choice is Cisplatin.

 

 

oleander soup , <toreadpeoplehealthinfo wrote:

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> hey - I saw this article too and have been trying to track down the

source report to see the details and bring them to my obstinate

oncologist. I have some neuropathy and have been BEGGING my onc to

add this to my infusions but he's quoting old research and refuses.

>

> Robert, any idea how I can track down the source report?

>

> I contacted the author of this article and asked her also, but no

response yet.

>

> Thanks,

> Angel

>

>

>

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> Calcium and magnesium reduce chemo side effects; more

> Posted by: " robert-blau " robert-blau rb2717

> Tue May 20, 2008 9:20 pm (PDT)

> All articles continue at:

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http://www.lef.org/newsletter/2008/0520_calcium-magnesium-reduce-chemo-side-effe\

cts.htm

 

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> lifeextension(Life Extension)

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> Calcium and magnesium reduce chemo side effects

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> A presentation on May 15, 2008 at the 44th annual meeting of the

> American Society of Clinical Oncology revealed that calcium and

> magnesium administered intravenously to patients undergoing chemotherapy

> results in a significant reduction in neurotoxicity, a common side

> effect of chemotherapeutic drugs. The condition is characterized by pain

> in the extremities that can be severe enough to prevent cancer patients

> from continuing their treatment.

>

> Researchers with the North Central Cancer Treatment Group administered

> intravenous calcium and magnesium before and after treatment with the

> chemotherapeutic drug oxaliplatin to 50 of 102 patients with advanced

> colon cancer. The remaining 52 patients received oxaliplatin with an

> intravenous placebo. The research team found a significant reduction in

> neurotoxicity incidence, severity, and time to onset associated with the

> use of calcium and magnesium compared with the placebo group. Continue

> Reading

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> Cancer chemotherapy is known to produce severe side effects such as

> heart muscle damage, gastrointestinal damage, anemia, nausea, and lethal

> suppression of immune function.

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> Nutrients and hormone therapies can be used to mitigate the toxicity of

> chemotherapy. Bolstering the immune system may help alleviate or reduce

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