Don't depend solely on Essiac for stage IV cancer (or Budwig either)

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I am not Loretta, but I will nevertheless jump in and say that Essaic

is a good de-tox and cleanser to use as part of an overall anti-cancer

protocol. It is NOT a strong stand-alone cancer fighter. Like the

Budwig diet in it's heyday, Essaic has had a lot of success in the

past, but now I strongly advise people to not rely solely on either one.

 

A lot has changed since the 50's and 60's when Essiac and Budwig were

quite the rage among alternative cancer treatment followers. But that

was thousands of carcinogens ago and when our soils were far less

depleted and our diets were much healthier than today. With each

passing year, it appears to me that more people are reporting lack of

success with both treatments.

 

In the case of Budwig, I concede that with each passing year it may be

harder for people to follow a strict Budwig protocol. I will also

point out that I have never agreed with any protocol that excludes

virtually ALL other treatments and/or supplements.

 

Don't get me wrong - I like both. I like Budwig so much that I

recommend it and have a chapter devoted to it in my book. But I

strongly feel that you need more today. Such as oleander and

inositol/IP6. And the rest of my anti-cancer protocol.

 

My good friend Webster Kehr (who has the cancertutor site) concurs.

He also likes both, but tells me that he personally would not depend

on either as a standalone treatments - especially Essiac. But he does

recommend both and believes, as do I, that Essiac is a very good

de-tox/cleanser to have as part of an overall protocol.

 

 

oleander soup , Maritza Vlasaty <mvlasaty wrote:

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> Loretta,

> What is the recommended dose for essaic tea for stage cancer stage

4b? I just received my order and would like to start right away.

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> Thanks,

> Maritza

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