Guest guest Posted January 15, 2003 Report Share Posted January 15, 2003 Try essiac both internal and external.... there is alot of info on the "net"... can cure cancer. Suzi "threemuskateers1 <threemuskateers1" <threemuskateers1 wrote: I have a small dog that has a small growth on his leg. We have been treating it with a herbal ointment. There has been a bloody pus coming out and it seems to be getting better. I have been giving him PauD'arco extract along with a red clover blend tea. He has lost a little weight but seems to be energetic when he is awake. For a while he has had a obsession with licking his front legs/feet. What has me very concerned is yesterday, when he urinated it has blood in it. I know there should be a way to help him to get better. Is there something more I can do? I am scared it might be cancer as he is 12 years old. I would appreciate any help with this. Ellie Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2003 Report Share Posted January 15, 2003 Yes, I am familiar with Essiac, just need to figure where to get some real quick. He is a Boston Terrior. The ointment has, olive oil, chapparal,lobelia,comfrey,golden seal root,plantain root,red clover, muelian, marshmallow,chickweed,myrrh gum, vit e oil in it. He isn't eating or drinking as much as usual. Thank you, Janet, I appreciate yours and Suzi's quick response. I am worried sick about him after seeing the blood. Ellie herbal remedies , " Dragonhealer " <dragonhealing@a...> wrote: > Look up Essiac on the internet. It is a 4-herb tea blend that helps fight cancers. Also, more immediately, look in the files for Total Tonic and make it. Give some to him in his food. Watch him closely to make sure he is urinating regularly and if he stops, take him to your local vet ASAP as he may have a blockage and that can get serious rather quickly. What breed is he and what ointment are you using for his leg? > > Janet > - > threemuskateers1 <threemuskateers1@e...> > herbal remedies > Wednesday, January 15, 2003 2:14 PM > [herbal remedies] Question/Cancer? > > > I have a small dog that has a small growth on his leg. We have been > treating it with a herbal ointment. There has been a bloody pus > coming out and it seems to be getting better. I have been giving him > PauD'arco extract along with a red clover blend tea. He has lost a > little weight but seems to be energetic when he is awake. For a while > he has had a obsession with licking his front legs/feet. What has me > very concerned is yesterday, when he urinated it has blood in it. I > know there should be a way to help him to get better. Is there > something more I can do? I am scared it might be cancer as he is 12 > years old. I would appreciate any help with this. > > Ellie > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2003 Report Share Posted January 15, 2003 2 to 3 times a day - about 2 tablespoons - your welcome. Suzi "threemuskateers1 <threemuskateers1" <threemuskateers1 wrote: Thanks, Suzi, How much would I give him per day of the Essiac?? He weighs about 20-25 pounds.Ellieherbal remedies , Suzanne Nottmeier wrote:> > Try essiac both internal and external.... there is alot of info on the "net"... can cure cancer.> Suzi> "threemuskateers1 " wrote:I have a small dog that has a small growth on his leg. We have been > treating it with a herbal ointment. There has been a bloody pus > coming out and it seems to be getting better. I have been giving him > PauD'arco extract along with a red clover blend tea. He has lost a > little weight but seems to be energetic when he is awake. For a while > he has had a obsession with licking his front legs/feet. What has me > very concerned is yesterday, when he urinated it has blood in it. I > know there should be a way to help him to get better. Is there > something more I can do? I am scared it might be cancer as he is 12 > years old. I would appreciate any help with this. > > Ellie> > > > > > > Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up nowFederal Law requires that we warn you of the following: 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire. 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural remedy. 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and toprescribe for your own health. We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long as they behave themselves. Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any person following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk. It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from list members, you are agreeing to be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and members free of any liability. Dr. Ian ShillingtonDoctor of NaturopathyDr.IanShillington Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2003 Report Share Posted January 15, 2003 I just rememebered Doc's remedy for the growth on his leg also. if you have these herbs. Total Draw Poultice Powder 1 - Cup of Red Clover Blossoms Powdered(Fresh preferred, but dried will do)1 - Cup of Bentonite Clay1 - Cup of Slippery Elm Inner Bark Powder1/2 - Cup of Chaparral Leaf Powder1/4 - Cup of Poke Root Powder2 - Tbls of Goldenseal Root Powder4 - Tbls of Activated Willow Charcoal Mix well together and store out of sunlight in a dark place. Usage: To one heaping tablespoon of the mixture add one dropperful of Organic Tea Tree Oil add one dropperful of Pharmaceutical Grade USP DMSO add one teaspoon (+ or - to your preferrence) of Organic Apple Cider Vinegar and mix into a paste and apply. Cover with a bandage. Dragonhealer <dragonhealing wrote: Look up Essiac on the internet. It is a 4-herb tea blend that helps fight cancers. Also, more immediately, look in the files for Total Tonic and make it. Give some to him in his food. Watch him closely to make sure he is urinating regularly and if he stops, take him to your local vet ASAP as he may have a blockage and that can get serious rather quickly. What breed is he and what ointment are you using for his leg? Janet Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2003 Report Share Posted January 15, 2003 Poor little guy Good ointment. Get the Essiac as soon as you can. It will help with his appetite as well. Ply him with as much clean water as you can possibly get him to drink. Gently pinch up about an inch of skin on his back between your thumb and forefinger and let it go, if it falls right back he is getting enough fluids, if it is slow to fall back flat he is dehydrated. Get some strained lamb meat baby food and add that to his regular food, sometimes that will entice them to eat. I will check in later tonight to see if there has been any change. (((HUGS))) Janet - threemuskateers1 <threemuskateers1 herbal remedies Wednesday, January 15, 2003 2:59 PM [herbal remedies] Re: Question/Cancer? Yes, I am familiar with Essiac, just need to figure where to get some real quick. He is a Boston Terrior. The ointment has, olive oil, chapparal,lobelia,comfrey,golden seal root,plantain root,red clover, muelian, marshmallow,chickweed,myrrh gum, vit e oil in it. He isn't eating or drinking as much as usual. Thank you, Janet, I appreciate yours and Suzi's quick response. I am worried sick about him after seeing the blood.Ellieherbal remedies , "Dragonhealer" <dragonhealing@a...> wrote:> Look up Essiac on the internet. It is a 4-herb tea blend that helps fight cancers. Also, more immediately, look in the files for Total Tonic and make it. Give some to him in his food. Watch him closely to make sure he is urinating regularly and if he stops, take him to your local vet ASAP as he may have a blockage and that can get serious rather quickly. What breed is he and what ointment are you using for his leg?> > Janet> - > threemuskateers1 <threemuskateers1@e...> > herbal remedies > Wednesday, January 15, 2003 2:14 PM> [herbal remedies] Question/Cancer?> > > I have a small dog that has a small growth on his leg. We have been > treating it with a herbal ointment. There has been a bloody pus > coming out and it seems to be getting better. I have been giving him > PauD'arco extract along with a red clover blend tea. He has lost a > little weight but seems to be energetic when he is awake. For a while > he has had a obsession with licking his front legs/feet. What has me > very concerned is yesterday, when he urinated it has blood in it. I > know there should be a way to help him to get better. Is there > something more I can do? I am scared it might be cancer as he is 12 > years old. I would appreciate any help with this. > > Ellie> > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2003 Report Share Posted January 15, 2003 This might be too late seeing as you probably already been to the healthfood store. But flax oil mixed in cottage cheese given 3x per day is very beneficial for both human and animal with cancer or serious illness, but especially to animal. They really seem to thrive on it. UDO's choice flax seed oil is the best. Patricia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2003 Report Share Posted January 15, 2003 Ellie, Keep us updated on his progress! Suzi "threemuskateers1 <threemuskateers1" <threemuskateers1 wrote: Thanks, Janet, I am off to the store now, I sure appreciate yours and Suzi's help!((Hugs))Ellieherbal remedies , "Dragonhealer" wrote:> Poor little guy Good ointment. Get the Essiac as soon as you can. It will help with his appetite as well. Ply him with as much clean water as you can possibly get him to drink. Gently pinch up about an inch of skin on his back between your thumb and forefinger and let it go, if it falls right back he is getting enough fluids, if it is slow to fall back flat he is dehydrated. Get some strained lamb meat baby food and add that to his regular food, sometimes that will entice them to eat. I will check in later tonight to see if there has been any change. > > (((HUGS))) Janet> - > threemuskateers1 > herbal remedies > Wednesday, January 15, 2003 2:59 PM> [herbal remedies] Re: Question/Cancer?> > > Yes, I am familiar with Essiac, just need to figure where to get some > real quick. He is a Boston Terrior. The ointment has, olive oil, > chapparal,lobelia,comfrey,golden seal root,plantain root,red clover, > muelian, marshmallow,chickweed,myrrh gum, vit e oil in it. He isn't > eating or drinking as much as usual. Thank you, Janet, I appreciate > yours and Suzi's quick response. I am worried sick about him after > seeing the blood.> > Ellie> > > herbal remedies , "Dragonhealer" > wrote:> > Look up Essiac on the internet. It is a 4-herb tea blend that helps > fight cancers. Also, more immediately, look in the files for Total > Tonic and make it. Give some to him in his food. Watch him closely to > make sure he is urinating regularly and if he stops, take him to your > local vet ASAP as he may have a blockage and that can get serious > rather quickly. What breed is he and what ointment are you using for > his leg?> > > > Janet> > - > > threemuskateers1 > > herbal remedies > > Wednesday, January 15, 2003 2:14 PM> > [herbal remedies] Question/Cancer?> > > > > > I have a small dog that has a small growth on his leg. We have > been > > treating it with a herbal ointment. There has been a bloody pus > > coming out and it seems to be getting better. I have been giving > him > > PauD'arco extract along with a red clover blend tea. He has lost > a > > little weight but seems to be energetic when he is awake. For a > while > > he has had a obsession with licking his front legs/feet. What has > me > > very concerned is yesterday, when he urinated it has blood in it. > I > > know there should be a way to help him to get better. Is there > > something more I can do? I am scared it might be cancer as he is > 12 > > years old. I would appreciate any help with this. > > > > Ellie> > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2003 Report Share Posted January 15, 2003 Flo essence is basically essiac. Suzi ChinLdy wrote: Janet, Is the Flor*Essence okay to take too? Being as it has 4 other herbs in it, does it do a different job? Phyllis In a message dated 1/15/03 5:25:16 PM Mountain Standard Time, dragonhealing writes: Poor little guy Good ointment. Get the Essiac as soon as you can. It will help with his appetite as well. Ply him with as much clean water as you can possibly get him to drink. Gently pinch up about an inch of skin on his back between your thumb and forefinger and let it go, if it falls right back he is getting enough fluids, if it is slow to fall back flat he is dehydrated. Get some strained lamb meat baby food and add that to his regular food, sometimes that will entice them to eat. I will check in later tonight to see if there has been any change. (((HUGS))) Janet - ">threemuskateers1 <threemuskateers1 herbal remedies Wednesday, January 15, 2003 2:59 PM[herbal remedies] Re: Question/Cancer?Yes, I am familiar with Essiac, just need to figure where to get some real quick. He is a Boston Terrior. The ointment has, olive oil, chapparal,lobelia,comfrey,golden seal root,plantain root,red clover, muelian, marshmallow,chickweed,myrrh gum, vit e oil in it. He isn't eating or drinking as much as usual. Thank you, Janet, I appreciate yours and Suzi's quick response. I am worried sick about him after seeing the blood.Ellieherbal remedies , "Dragonhealer" <dragonhealing@a...> wrote:>Look up Essiac on the internet. It is a 4-herb tea blend that helps fight cancers. Also, more immediately, look in the files for Total Tonic and make it. Give some to him in his food. Watch him closely to make sure he is urinating regularly and if he stops, take him to your local vet ASAP as he may have a blockage and that can get serious rather quickly. What breed is he and what ointment are you using for his leg?>>Janet> - > threemuskateers1 <threemuskateers1@e...> > herbal remedies > Wednesday, January 15, 2003 2:14 PM> [herbal remedies] Question/Cancer?>>> I have a small dog that has a small growth on his leg. We have been > treating it with a herbal ointment. There has been a bloody pus > coming out and it seems to be getting better. I have been giving him > PauD'arco extract along with a red clover blend tea. He has lost a > little weight but seems to be energetic when he is awake. For a while > he has had a obsession with licking his front legs/feet. What has me > very concerned is yesterday, when he urinated it has blood in it. I > know there should be a way to help him to get better. Is there > something more I can do? I am scared it might be cancer as he is 12 > years old. I would appreciate any help with this. >> Ellie>>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2003 Report Share Posted January 23, 2003 Dear Ellie, If you check the "Blood Detox" formula in the files you'll see that it is similar to the formula you've listed below. This is what I have all my cancer patients use. Love, Doc Ian "Doc" Shillington N.D.505-772-5889Dr.IanShillington - threemuskateers1 <threemuskateers1 herbal remedies Wednesday, January 15, 2003 3:59 PM [herbal remedies] Re: Question/Cancer? Yes, I am familiar with Essiac, just need to figure where to get some real quick. He is a Boston Terrior. The ointment has, olive oil, chapparal,lobelia,comfrey,golden seal root,plantain root,red clover, muelian, marshmallow,chickweed,myrrh gum, vit e oil in it. He isn't eating or drinking as much as usual. Thank you, Janet, I appreciate yours and Suzi's quick response. I am worried sick about him after seeing the blood.Ellie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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