Guest guest Posted July 28, 2008 Report Share Posted July 28, 2008 Duene I look forward to following your results I too have prostate cancer - 10 years since diagnosis and throat cancer 3 years since diagnosis. I'm on my second bottle of oleander at this time.. due to the fact that My condition isn't good I started with three tablespoons a day right away and had no side affects at all and have not seen, felt or any change whatever from injesting this stuff yet. I did the Protocel from Dec.2006 to May of 2007 and my tumors just got bigger. Duke --- On Sat, 7/26/08, Duane Christensen <duanechristensen wrote: Duane Christensen <duanechristensen Oleander and Prostate Canceroleander soup Date: Saturday, July 26, 2008, 6:45 PM Tony,Thank you for your prompt and useful response, which was exactly whatI was looking for -- and what I expected. For some reason, others outthere are choose not to present what they have to say in the publicforum. I decided to post one such interchange (below), if themoderator consents to do so. I appreciate the sound advice given. At the same time, I am concernedthat many of you may have missed the point of my posting. I was not inany way suggesting that any of the alternative methods I have triedthus far are not working. In particular, I believe that Protocelachieved much against great odds. It took two years for me to get back to the starting point in mytreatment program because of a wrong-headed decision at the outset togo with one of the options presented in mainstream medicine. After twoyears and four months, the PSA doubling time remains essentially thesame. That is not failure, at least in my opinion. It is also not thesuccess I am seeking. I posted my results for all to see because there are some out therewho know a lot more than I do about how to interpret these numbersproperly. I will post a more complete picture as soon as the rest ofthe lab results are in hand. I personally count this as an opportunity to see whether or notoleander does what Tony claims it does IN A SPECIFIC CONTROLLEDSITUATION TAKING PLACE IN THE CONTEXT OF A MAJOR CANCER CENTER. I amfortunate that I found an oncologist who is not afraid of high PSAnumbers and determined to "normalize" them with hormone therapy. It iseasy to get one's PSA down into the so-called "normal" range, as Ifound out after taking that first injection of Zoladex in the officeof my oncologist the very day he gave me the bad news of my biopsyreport. That biopsy was done at my request, not his. Unfortunately, Iknew virtually nothing at that point about the field of alternativemedicine. Here's an opportunity for the rest of you to play the role ofconsultant and help me design an experiment that shows whether or notoleander works in terms of reversing prostate cancer. I hope it does,but if it proves to be ineffective, there are still a growing numberof options out there -- all of them better than the two options myoncologist presented me on June 29, 2006: surgery or radiation.Hi Blake,I think you missed the point of my posting. I have no reason tobelieve that any of the things I have tried thus far have failed. Ishared a personal journey because I want to discuss the issues withothers and see if we can get some hard facts on the table to look at.I have not yet won the battle against prostate cancer because I made awrong headed decision at the outset to go with mainstream medicine. Iconsequently spent many months getting back to the starting point. Ido not count this is failure in any sense of that word. I remainconvinced that there are dozens of therapies out there that work. I amtrying to find the ones that work best for me.This is an opportunity for Tony and others in that group to getinvolved in a specific well-controlled situation taking place withinthe context of a major cancer center to show whether or not oleanderdoes what he claims it does.Note: I personally believe that crinum is no better option than PCSpesand its sister products in treating prostate cancer. As the late Dr.John R. Lee put it in 2003: "Some people even think that PSA elevationis bad and should be reduced. An example is the company that produceda drug called PCSpes, which inhibits PSA production and causes breastdevelopment. In the past, I have challenged that company to produceevidence that using the drug will lower the morality or extend thesurvival of men using the drug. No such evidence exists, to myknowledge. This is an example of blaming the messenger rather thanunderstanding the message." HORMONE BALANCE FOR MEN (2003), p. 20.I am not interested in lowering my PSA as such but rather in gettingrid of PCa (prostate cancer). Let's see if oleander does what so manyof you say it does.Duane*******blake frederick wrote:>> Duane;>> >> It seems you've tried about everything to no avail. Maybe theCrinum Latifolium may work:> >> Also, it is important to reduce your copper to halt tumorgrowth in alot of cases. I can't imagine reducing copper interferingwith any other protocols. I've included this information at the endof the email.> >> I do believe the grouppekurosawa protocol is worth looking intoalso. It's very scientific and cutting edge. If all else fails,there is IV polymva. Keep the group posted. I'm very sorry to hereprotocel failed for you. Vincent Gammill is worth contacting on thecancercured group. Good luck.>> >>> Related products>> Dr Jonathan Wright>>> Dr Jonathan Wright>> America's 'miracle' medic is now writing exclusively for our readersin the UK. Claim his 6-volume 'Library of Natural Healing' FREE!> more info...<http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/health- newsletters/ nutrition- healing.html>> How To Fight Prostate Cancer & Win>>> How To Fight Prostate Cancer & Win>> by William L. Fischer> more info...<http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/health- shop/how- to-fight- prostate- cancer-win. html>>>> Related articles>> * How Vitamin D Can Help To Maintain Prostate Health> <http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/natural- health-articles/ mens-health/ vitamin-d- prostate- health-01026. html>>> * Benign prostatic hyperplasia: Discover how to shrink an enlarged> prostate> <http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/natural- health-articles/ mens-health/ benign-prostatic -hyperplasia- shrink-enlarged- prostate- 00537.html>>> * Pomegranate juice can help sufferers of erectile dysfunction> <http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/natural- health-articles/ mens-health/ pomegranate- juice-help- sufferers- erectile- dysfunction- 00312.html>>> * Testofen - a safe and effective alternative to Viagra> <http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/natural- health-articles/ mens-health/ testofen- boost-libido- 00481.html>>> * Prelox - New Erectile Dysfunction Treatment To Enhance Sex Life> <http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/natural- health-articles/ mens-health/ prelox-erectile- dysfunction- treatment- 00486.html>>> Men's Health>>> Prostate and Ovary: The Traditional Vietnamese Medicine That May> Hold The Key To Overcoming Prostate And Ovarian Disorders>>> >> **01/07/05> > *Keywords: *Other Ailments<http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/keywordsea rch.html? search= & SearchAd vancedCategory= other-ailments>,>> Weve covered numerous reports in HSI over the years on traditionalChinese medicine and the inroads its made as a modern approach to healing.>> Weve covered numerous reports in HSI over the years on traditionalChinese medicine and the inroads its made as a modern approach tohealing. But weve never focused on traditional Vietnamese medicine...until now.>> We recently learned about one of its most valuable herbs calledcrinum latifolium. Apparently, its so revered in Vietnam that it usedto be reserved only for royalty and was known both as the Medicine forthe Kings Palace and the Royal Female Herb.>> Those traditional references actually highlight one of crinums mostunique aspects its ability to help both sexes by targeting prostateand ovarian problems. Crinum is so established and widely used as atreatment for prostate and ovary diseases in Vietnam that their cropsof the herb are generally prohibited from being exported.>> Thats why were delighted to introduce Healthy Prostate & Ovary oneof the first crinum products we know of thats recently becomeavailable in the UK. As well as crinum it also contains five otherherbs alisima plantagoquatica, astragalus, momordica charantia, caricapapaya leaf, and annona muricata leaf all known for their immune- andenergy-boosting effects.>> *Promising results in the fight against prostate cancer*> Although most of the research on crinum focuses on men, it allstarted when the Hoang family studied its effect on ovarian health.Dr. Kha Hoang was the Chief Teacher and medical doctor for theVietnamese royal family. In 1984 his daughter had so many cysts on oneof her ovaries that surgery was planned to remove it. Dr. Hoang gaveher a tea made with crinum leaves to drink, and about six weeks laterthe cysts were gone.>> Today, three generations of the Hoang family are integrated medicinepractitioners. The family has used crinum together with othersupportive herbs in treating a variety of prostate and ovarianconditions. Biopsies confirmed 16 cases of advanced prostate cancerwere completely cured regardless of prostate specific antigen (PSA)levels. In fact, sometimes PSA levels go up in men taking crinum, eventhough testing shows that their prostate cells are normal and healthy.>> That is exactly what happened to Ken Malik, the co-founder andExecutive Director of the Prostate Awareness Foundation, a non-profitorganisation based in San Francisco in the US. In his own battle withprostate cancer, Malik chose to take the natural approach opting for atherapeutic regimen of nutrition and exercise. He also used the herbalsupplement PC Spes for eight years and found doing so stabilised hiscondition.> > PC Spes was a herbal formula that showed remarkable results intreating prostate problems. Recently though, it was pulled from themarket after researchers discovered that some PC Spes productsclaiming to be all-natural actually contained synthetic, potentiallyharmful substances. Malik began his search for a replacement, whichled him to crinum.>> *92.6% success rate when it comes to reducing BPH symptoms> *Malik started taking crinum in January 2002 and, over the course ofthe next 10 months, his PSA actually increased. Most of the time, thiswould be cause for concern. But Maliks most recent biopsy showed onlyhealthy tissue. His experience might add some support to recentreports that claim the PSA test might not be the best indicator ofprostate cancer risk. Malik was excited enough about his ownexperience to organise a small informal trial with 10 members of theProstate Awareness Foundation.>> Participants were told to take nine crinum tablets each day forthree months. All 10 noted some kind of functional improvement. Noteveryone experiences elevated PSA levels using crinum. Sometimes itsbenefits follow a more predictable path, like the testimonial from a58-year-old man who had a PSA of 93 when he went to his urologist fortreatment.>> Hed waited so long that his cancer had spread to his bones,intestines, and lymph nodes. He was placed on an aggressive herbalprogramme that included crinum. After just four months, his PSA wasdown to 0.9 and the symptoms hed been experiencing difficultyurinating, swelling in his legs, and extreme fatigue had all disappeared.>> Crinum can also help alleviate the symptoms of benign prostatichyperplasia (BPH) an enlarged prostate. The main symptom of BPH isfrequent and sometimes painful urination. There are over 500individual case histories of successful crinum treatment for BPH. Andafter seven years of research, the International Hospital in Vietnamreported that 92.6 per cent of patients had good results using crinumfor BPH (confirmed by measurements of prostate size and clinicalevaluation by urologists). 1>> *Crinum may help reverse PCOS symptoms like low libido*> Clinical research on women taking crinum is much more sparse, butHSI did talk to Dr. Tom Dorman who has seen promising results afterprescribing crinum for his female patients suffering from specificdisorders, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).>> He recounted one case history of a woman who came to his officelooking for help with her PCOS symptoms, which included irregularperiods, decreased sex drive, weight loss, and excessive facial hairgrowth stimulated by an increase in male hormones.>> After two months of taking crinum, her menstruation and weightnormalised, her facial hair diminished, and her sex drive returned.This account is even more remarkable when you consider that crinum wasthe only treatment she was using. Although this one case cant confirmthat crinum is responsible for the health benefits, it does suggestthat it may provide an option for women.>> *Boosts immunity by encouraging your cells to communicate*> Researchers believe crinum works at the simplest level your cells.The human body contains about 70 trillion cells, which each maintaintheir own existence and make vital contributions to your health. Butin order for your body to function properly, all of those cells mustcommunicate.>> For instance, your muscles must contract only when your brain sendsa message to contract and not at any other time. Cells alsocommunicate with one another to determine the correct balance of cellproliferation and apoptosis, or death. Basically, theyre constantlyworking together to regulate how many cells you have and how healthythey are at any given moment.>> But if your cells arent communicating properly, apoptosis may nothappen the way it should, which means that unhealthy, even cancerous,cells can continue to thrive and mutate. Recent experiments show thatcrinum extract helps cells produce a substance called neopterin, whichthey send out to communicate with immune cells, calling them intoaction against cancer and other foreign invaders.2>> *What to take for best results*> The recommended dosage for Healthy Prostate & Ovary is three 600mgtablets taken three times a day. If youre battling cancer or any otherserious illness, it is important that you consult your doctor beforeusing this product.>> 1. The Journal of Health Ministry of Vietnam, December 20, 2002, N 207> 2. 2. Int Immunopharmacol. 2001 Nov;1(12):2143- 50.>> Sign up for The Daily Health e-newsletter - it's FREE!> Simply enter your email address below & click !>> Back to top<http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/natural- health-articles/ mens-health/ healthy-prostate -ovary-crinum- latifolium- 00511.html#>>> Click here to send to a friend<http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/natural- health-articles/ mens-health/ healthy-prostate -ovary-crinum- latifolium- 00511.html# sendtofriend>Sharethis<http://www.thehealt hierlife. co.uk/natural- health-articles/ mens-health/ healthy-prostate -ovary-crinum- latifolium- 00511.html# sharethis>Printerfriendly version>>> * Blink List IconBlinkList <http://blinklist. com/>> * del.icio.usDel. icio.us <http://del.icio. us/>> * DiggDigg <http://digg. com/>> * FacebookFacebook <http://www.facebook .com/>> * Google BookmarkGoogle Bookmarks <http://www.google. com/bookmarks/>> * live journalLiveJournal <http://www.livejour nal.com/>> * newsvineNewsvine <http://www.newsvine .com/>> * RedditReddit <http://reddit. com/>> * Stumble Upon Stumble Upon <http://www.stumbleu pon.com/>> * my web My Web <http://myweb2. search.. com/>>> Recipient's first name> > Recipient's last name> > Recipient's email adress> > Your first name> > Your last name> > Your email address> > Add a note (Optional)> Add your note>>>> >> >> *Tetrathiomolybdate *> *Not DCA, but well worth knowing about*> Tetrathiomolybdate, or TM, is an incredibly effective copperchelating material. We first learned of it when searching for atreatment for close family friend. Paul was diagnosed with malignantpleural mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) and given about 9 months tolive. Doctors said they could do little to help him.> We focused on stopping vascularization of the tumor, known asantiangiogenesis. Green tea extract is an example. Paul started allthese things but nothing worked and the tumor kept growing. We thendiscovered the work done by Doctor George Brewer of the University ofMichigan. Dr. Brewer found that tetrathiomolydate, a compound thatbinds up copper easily with essentially no side effects, workedremarkably well in stopping vascularization of tumors.>> http://www.hg. med.umich. edu/faculty/ brewer.php<http://www.hg. med.umich. edu/faculty/ brewer.php>>> http://www.medicine atmichigan. org/magazine/ 2000/summer/ huron/06huron. asp> Previous to starting TM, we suggested that Paul get his serum zincand copper levels determined. Normally these levels are about equal.But many studies have shown that in aggressive tumors the ratio ofcopper to zinc is 5 to 1. And that was what Paul's ratio was! Bytaking zinc supplements and TM, he changed his copper to zinc ratio to1 to 5. The tumor stopped growing, and has not grown since. Paul livesa normal life, taking his zinc and TM, with no side effects. He isliving with cancer and has now for nearly three years.> TM must be made by a 'compounding pharmacist'. TM is also notpatentable, so no large company is pursuing it. I highly recommend youresearch TM.>> http://george- eby-research. com/html/ anti_ang. html is an excellentarticle on the topic.> TM can be obtained from a compounding pharmacist. This is an emaillink to Wayne Loveland<http://us.mc511. mail.. com/mc/compose? to=rxcenter@ charter.net> ofWisconsin. Please feel free to contact this site with the names andcontacts for other pharmacists, anywhere in the world, who can helpprovide TM.>> Paul takes four 20 mg tablets of TM daily, 2 in the morning and twoat night, for a total of 80 mg/day.> He takes 200 mg of zinc daily. (And DCA and tributyrin now. July 2007 )> Paul Update, November 14, 2007. Still doing well. Paul still on TM,zinc and TB. He takes DCA more rarely now. Cancer appears stable..ButPaul was having some periodic issues with weakness in his legs. Ileneand I did some research and learned that zinc supplementation lowersmagnesium and potassium levels. I have a quick summary of thisinformation on this (click here<http://www.thedcasi te.com/zinc_ magnesium_ levels.html>) web page.>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2008 Report Share Posted July 29, 2008 You are quite welcome. I am not so sure that you need a multitude of consultants as much as one good protocol that will lower your PSA and get rid of your prostate cancer. Those are the only two measurements that I will count as complete success. oleander soup , " Duane Christensen " <duanechristensen wrote: > > Tony, > > Thank you for your prompt and useful response, which was exactly what > I was looking for -- and what I expected. For some reason, others out > there are choose not to present what they have to say in the public > forum. I decided to post one such interchange (below), if the > moderator consents to do so. > > I appreciate the sound advice given. At the same time, I am concerned > that many of you may have missed the point of my posting. I was not in > any way suggesting that any of the alternative methods I have tried > thus far are not working. In particular, I believe that Protocel > achieved much against great odds. > > It took two years for me to get back to the starting point in my > treatment program because of a wrong-headed decision at the outset to > go with one of the options presented in mainstream medicine. After two > years and four months, the PSA doubling time remains essentially the > same. That is not failure, at least in my opinion. It is also not the > success I am seeking. > > I posted my results for all to see because there are some out there > who know a lot more than I do about how to interpret these numbers > properly. I will post a more complete picture as soon as the rest of > the lab results are in hand. > > I personally count this as an opportunity to see whether or not > oleander does what Tony claims it does IN A SPECIFIC CONTROLLED > SITUATION TAKING PLACE IN THE CONTEXT OF A MAJOR CANCER CENTER. I am > fortunate that I found an oncologist who is not afraid of high PSA > numbers and determined to " normalize " them with hormone therapy. It is > easy to get one's PSA down into the so-called " normal " range, as I > found out after taking that first injection of Zoladex in the office > of my oncologist the very day he gave me the bad news of my biopsy > report. That biopsy was done at my request, not his. Unfortunately, I > knew virtually nothing at that point about the field of alternative > medicine. > > Here's an opportunity for the rest of you to play the role of > consultant and help me design an experiment that shows whether or not > oleander works in terms of reversing prostate cancer. I hope it does, > but if it proves to be ineffective, there are still a growing number > of options out there -- all of them better than the two options my > oncologist presented me on June 29, 2006: surgery or radiation. > > > > Hi Blake, > > I think you missed the point of my posting. I have no reason to > believe that any of the things I have tried thus far have failed. I > shared a personal journey because I want to discuss the issues with > others and see if we can get some hard facts on the table to look at. > I have not yet won the battle against prostate cancer because I made a > wrong headed decision at the outset to go with mainstream medicine. I > consequently spent many months getting back to the starting point. I > do not count this is failure in any sense of that word. I remain > convinced that there are dozens of therapies out there that work. I am > trying to find the ones that work best for me. > > This is an opportunity for Tony and others in that group to get > involved in a specific well-controlled situation taking place within > the context of a major cancer center to show whether or not oleander > does what he claims it does. > > Note: I personally believe that crinum is no better option than PCSpes > and its sister products in treating prostate cancer. As the late Dr. > John R. Lee put it in 2003: " Some people even think that PSA elevation > is bad and should be reduced. An example is the company that produced > a drug called PCSpes, which inhibits PSA production and causes breast > development. In the past, I have challenged that company to produce > evidence that using the drug will lower the morality or extend the > survival of men using the drug. No such evidence exists, to my > knowledge. This is an example of blaming the messenger rather than > understanding the message. " HORMONE BALANCE FOR MEN (2003), p. 20. > > I am not interested in lowering my PSA as such but rather in getting > rid of PCa (prostate cancer). Let's see if oleander does what so many > of you say it does. > > Duane > > ******* > > blake frederick wrote: > > > > Duane; > > > > > > > > It seems you've tried about everything to no avail. Maybe the > Crinum Latifolium may work: > > > > > > Also, it is important to reduce your copper to halt tumor > growth in alot of cases. I can't imagine reducing copper interfering > with any other protocols. I've included this information at the end > of the email. > > > > > > I do believe the grouppekurosawa protocol is worth looking into > also. It's very scientific and cutting edge. If all else fails, > there is IV polymva. Keep the group posted. I'm very sorry to here > protocel failed for you. Vincent Gammill is worth contacting on the > cancercured group. Good luck. > > > > > > > > > > Related products > > > > Dr Jonathan Wright > > > > > > Dr Jonathan Wright > > > > America's 'miracle' medic is now writing exclusively for our readers > in the UK. Claim his 6-volume 'Library of Natural Healing' FREE! > > more info... > <http://www.thehealthierlife.co.uk/health-newsletters/nutrition-healing.html> > > How To Fight Prostate Cancer & Win > > > > > > How To Fight Prostate Cancer & Win > > > > by William L. Fischer > > more info... > <http://www.thehealthierlife.co.uk/health-shop/how-to-fight-prostate-cancer-win.\ html> > > > > > > Related articles > > > > * How Vitamin D Can Help To Maintain Prostate Health > > > <http://www.thehealthierlife.co.uk/natural-health-articles/mens-health/vitamin-d\ -prostate-health-01026.html> > > > > * Benign prostatic hyperplasia: Discover how to shrink an enlarged > > prostate > > > <http://www.thehealthierlife.co.uk/natural-health-articles/mens-health/benign-pr\ ostatic-hyperplasia-shrink-enlarged-prostate-00537.html> > > > > * Pomegranate juice can help sufferers of erectile dysfunction > > > <http://www.thehealthierlife.co.uk/natural-health-articles/mens-health/pomegrana\ te-juice-help-sufferers-erectile-dysfunction-00312.html> > > > > * Testofen - a safe and effective alternative to Viagra > > > <http://www.thehealthierlife.co.uk/natural-health-articles/mens-health/testofen-\ boost-libido-00481.html> > > > > * Prelox - New Erectile Dysfunction Treatment To Enhance Sex Life > > > <http://www.thehealthierlife.co.uk/natural-health-articles/mens-health/prelox-er\ ectile-dysfunction-treatment-00486.html> > > > > Men's Health > > > > > > Prostate and Ovary: The Traditional Vietnamese Medicine That May > > Hold The Key To Overcoming Prostate And Ovarian Disorders > > > > > > > > > > **01/07/05 > > > > *Keywords: *Other Ailments > <http://www.thehealthierlife.co.uk/keywordsearch.html?search= & SearchAdvancedCate\ gory=other-ailments>, > > > > Weve covered numerous reports in HSI over the years on traditional > Chinese medicine and the inroads its made as a modern approach to healing. > > > > Weve covered numerous reports in HSI over the years on traditional > Chinese medicine and the inroads its made as a modern approach to > healing. But weve never focused on traditional Vietnamese medicine... > until now. > > > > We recently learned about one of its most valuable herbs called > crinum latifolium. Apparently, its so revered in Vietnam that it used > to be reserved only for royalty and was known both as the Medicine for > the Kings Palace and the Royal Female Herb. > > > > Those traditional references actually highlight one of crinums most > unique aspects its ability to help both sexes by targeting prostate > and ovarian problems. Crinum is so established and widely used as a > treatment for prostate and ovary diseases in Vietnam that their crops > of the herb are generally prohibited from being exported. > > > > Thats why were delighted to introduce Healthy Prostate & Ovary one > of the first crinum products we know of thats recently become > available in the UK. As well as crinum it also contains five other > herbs alisima plantagoquatica, astragalus, momordica charantia, carica > papaya leaf, and annona muricata leaf all known for their immune- and > energy-boosting effects. > > > > *Promising results in the fight against prostate cancer* > > Although most of the research on crinum focuses on men, it all > started when the Hoang family studied its effect on ovarian health. > Dr. Kha Hoang was the Chief Teacher and medical doctor for the > Vietnamese royal family. In 1984 his daughter had so many cysts on one > of her ovaries that surgery was planned to remove it. Dr. Hoang gave > her a tea made with crinum leaves to drink, and about six weeks later > the cysts were gone. > > > > Today, three generations of the Hoang family are integrated medicine > practitioners. The family has used crinum together with other > supportive herbs in treating a variety of prostate and ovarian > conditions. Biopsies confirmed 16 cases of advanced prostate cancer > were completely cured regardless of prostate specific antigen (PSA) > levels. In fact, sometimes PSA levels go up in men taking crinum, even > though testing shows that their prostate cells are normal and healthy. > > > > That is exactly what happened to Ken Malik, the co-founder and > Executive Director of the Prostate Awareness Foundation, a non-profit > organisation based in San Francisco in the US. In his own battle with > prostate cancer, Malik chose to take the natural approach opting for a > therapeutic regimen of nutrition and exercise. He also used the herbal > supplement PC Spes for eight years and found doing so stabilised his > condition. > > > > PC Spes was a herbal formula that showed remarkable results in > treating prostate problems. Recently though, it was pulled from the > market after researchers discovered that some PC Spes products > claiming to be all-natural actually contained synthetic, potentially > harmful substances. Malik began his search for a replacement, which > led him to crinum. > > > > *92.6% success rate when it comes to reducing BPH symptoms > > *Malik started taking crinum in January 2002 and, over the course of > the next 10 months, his PSA actually increased. Most of the time, this > would be cause for concern. But Maliks most recent biopsy showed only > healthy tissue. His experience might add some support to recent > reports that claim the PSA test might not be the best indicator of > prostate cancer risk. Malik was excited enough about his own > experience to organise a small informal trial with 10 members of the > Prostate Awareness Foundation. > > > > Participants were told to take nine crinum tablets each day for > three months. All 10 noted some kind of functional improvement. Not > everyone experiences elevated PSA levels using crinum. Sometimes its > benefits follow a more predictable path, like the testimonial from a > 58-year-old man who had a PSA of 93 when he went to his urologist for > treatment. > > > > Hed waited so long that his cancer had spread to his bones, > intestines, and lymph nodes. He was placed on an aggressive herbal > programme that included crinum. After just four months, his PSA was > down to 0.9 and the symptoms hed been experiencing difficulty > urinating, swelling in his legs, and extreme fatigue had all disappeared. > > > > Crinum can also help alleviate the symptoms of benign prostatic > hyperplasia (BPH) an enlarged prostate. The main symptom of BPH is > frequent and sometimes painful urination. There are over 500 > individual case histories of successful crinum treatment for BPH. And > after seven years of research, the International Hospital in Vietnam > reported that 92.6 per cent of patients had good results using crinum > for BPH (confirmed by measurements of prostate size and clinical > evaluation by urologists).1 > > > > *Crinum may help reverse PCOS symptoms like low libido* > > Clinical research on women taking crinum is much more sparse, but > HSI did talk to Dr. Tom Dorman who has seen promising results after > prescribing crinum for his female patients suffering from specific > disorders, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). > > > > He recounted one case history of a woman who came to his office > looking for help with her PCOS symptoms, which included irregular > periods, decreased sex drive, weight loss, and excessive facial hair > growth stimulated by an increase in male hormones. > > > > After two months of taking crinum, her menstruation and weight > normalised, her facial hair diminished, and her sex drive returned. > This account is even more remarkable when you consider that crinum was > the only treatment she was using. Although this one case cant confirm > that crinum is responsible for the health benefits, it does suggest > that it may provide an option for women. > > > > *Boosts immunity by encouraging your cells to communicate* > > Researchers believe crinum works at the simplest level your cells. > The human body contains about 70 trillion cells, which each maintain > their own existence and make vital contributions to your health. But > in order for your body to function properly, all of those cells must > communicate. > > > > For instance, your muscles must contract only when your brain sends > a message to contract and not at any other time. Cells also > communicate with one another to determine the correct balance of cell > proliferation and apoptosis, or death. Basically, theyre constantly > working together to regulate how many cells you have and how healthy > they are at any given moment. > > > > But if your cells arent communicating properly, apoptosis may not > happen the way it should, which means that unhealthy, even cancerous, > cells can continue to thrive and mutate. Recent experiments show that > crinum extract helps cells produce a substance called neopterin, which > they send out to communicate with immune cells, calling them into > action against cancer and other foreign invaders.2 > > > > *What to take for best results* > > The recommended dosage for Healthy Prostate & Ovary is three 600mg > tablets taken three times a day. If youre battling cancer or any other > serious illness, it is important that you consult your doctor before > using this product. > > > > 1. The Journal of Health Ministry of Vietnam, December 20, 2002, N 207 > > 2. 2. 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We first learned of it when searching for a > treatment for close family friend. Paul was diagnosed with malignant > pleural mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) and given about 9 months to > live. Doctors said they could do little to help him. > > We focused on stopping vascularization of the tumor, known as > antiangiogenesis. Green tea extract is an example. Paul started all > these things but nothing worked and the tumor kept growing. We then > discovered the work done by Doctor George Brewer of the University of > Michigan. Dr. Brewer found that tetrathiomolydate, a compound that > binds up copper easily with essentially no side effects, worked > remarkably well in stopping vascularization of tumors. > > > > http://www.hg.med.umich.edu/faculty/brewer.php > <http://www.hg.med.umich.edu/faculty/brewer.php> > > > > http://www.medicineatmichigan.org/magazine/2000/summer/huron/06huron.asp > > Previous to starting TM, we suggested that Paul get his serum zinc > and copper levels determined. Normally these levels are about equal. > But many studies have shown that in aggressive tumors the ratio of > copper to zinc is 5 to 1. And that was what Paul's ratio was! By > taking zinc supplements and TM, he changed his copper to zinc ratio to > 1 to 5. The tumor stopped growing, and has not grown since. Paul lives > a normal life, taking his zinc and TM, with no side effects. He is > living with cancer and has now for nearly three years. > > TM must be made by a 'compounding pharmacist'. TM is also not > patentable, so no large company is pursuing it. I highly recommend you > research TM. > > > > http://george-eby-research.com/html/anti_ang.html is an excellent > article on the topic. > > TM can be obtained from a compounding pharmacist. This is an email > link to Wayne Loveland > <http://us.mc511.mail./mc/compose?to=rxcenter of > Wisconsin. Please feel free to contact this site with the names and > contacts for other pharmacists, anywhere in the world, who can help > provide TM. > > > > Paul takes four 20 mg tablets of TM daily, 2 in the morning and two > at night, for a total of 80 mg/day. > > He takes 200 mg of zinc daily. (And DCA and tributyrin now. July 2007 ) > > Paul Update, November 14, 2007. Still doing well. Paul still on TM, > zinc and TB. He takes DCA more rarely now. Cancer appears stable..But > Paul was having some periodic issues with weakness in his legs. Ilene > and I did some research and learned that zinc supplementation lowers > magnesium and potassium levels. I have a quick summary of this > information on this (click here > <http://www.thedcasite.com/zinc_magnesium_levels.html>) web page. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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