Biopsy - breast cancer questions/Marcia/Roger

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A biopsy, as is a mammogram, is the first step in the revolving door of

mainstream medicine. You are in the system. Gotcha! There is no

win/win situation to mainstream medicine. They do not have your best

interests in mind.

 

So, if there should be a lump, " making sure " that it is cancer by having

a biopsy, is a direct route to the cancer metastasizing, as when that

needle is inserted, it causes the cancer cells (which are much smaller

than the point of the needle) to leak out and spread throughout the

body. The cancer has started to metastasize. That is exactly the

reason, should cancer indeed be present, the doctor will tell you that

you must start treatment immediately. Because they know this. And this

is an absolute travesty.

 

Normally the cancer is " encased. " It grows in a shell. This is the

body's way of protecting itself. A biopsy, in essence, breaks that

case.

 

This is the price of having a biopsy to determine if a lump is indeed

cancerous.

 

What are our options? In the presence of a lump, whether cancerous or

not, I think it is time to look at alternative methods. What is our

lifestyle? What supplements are we taking? What supplements can we take

that will strengthen our immune system and cause that lump (whether

cancerous or not) to disappear? How can we get on that road to health?

Actually, for those of us that do not have cancer, now is the time to

address those issues.

 

Having a biopsy so you can be sure whether a lump is cancerous, is

mainstream medicine's way, one of their scare tacticts, to get you in

that door. Same with a mammogram. Yet they do not tell you the truth.

In essence, having a biopsy in order to " know " if it is really cancer

can be the very beginning of the cancer metastasizing. So it is really

false security.

 

This is one reason, actually, that I take oleander as a preventative

now. Even with the proper diet, exercise, etc., we are surrounded by

toxins, by radiation. How can we be totally protected? We can do the

best we can, and one way is by strengthening that immune system.

 

Roger, I apologize to you for not replying in depth before. Yet

Marcia's question prompted this response. Please relay this message to

your girlfriend and her daughter. And encourage her to take oleander

and follow Tony's protocol. Please let me know how you do.

 

Marcia, I hope I have answered your question.

 

Hugs,

 

oleander soup , Marcia Grogan <Marcia_Grogan

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Thanks, . I will definitely stress the oleander and Tony's anti-cancer protocol. I'll also stress the dangers of doing a biopsy, but like I said in the other message, I'm not sure how she or her mother will respond to that. I've tried to get her mother to take different supplements over the years and it's like pulling teeth.--- On Fri, 9/26/08, May <luellamay129 wrote:

May <luellamay129 Re: Biopsy - breast cancer questions/Marcia/Rogeroleander soup Date: Friday, September 26, 2008, 9:45 AM

 

 

A biopsy, as is a mammogram, is the first step in the revolving door ofmainstream medicine. You are in the system. Gotcha! There is nowin/win situation to mainstream medicine. They do not have your bestinterests in mind.So, if there should be a lump, "making sure" that it is cancer by havinga biopsy, is a direct route to the cancer metastasizing, as when thatneedle is inserted, it causes the cancer cells (which are much smallerthan the point of the needle) to leak out and spread throughout thebody. The cancer has started to metastasize. That is exactly thereason, should cancer indeed be present, the doctor will tell you thatyou must start treatment immediately. Because they know this. And thisis an absolute travesty.Normally the cancer is "encased." It grows in a shell. This is thebody's way of protecting itself. A biopsy, in essence, breaks thatcase.This is the price of having

a biopsy to determine if a lump is indeedcancerous.What are our options? In the presence of a lump, whether cancerous ornot, I think it is time to look at alternative methods. What is ourlifestyle? What supplements are we taking? What supplements can we takethat will strengthen our immune system and cause that lump (whethercancerous or not) to disappear? How can we get on that road to health? Actually, for those of us that do not have cancer, now is the time toaddress those issues.Having a biopsy so you can be sure whether a lump is cancerous, ismainstream medicine's way, one of their scare tacticts, to get you inthat door. Same with a mammogram. Yet they do not tell you the truth. In essence, having a biopsy in order to "know" if it is really cancercan be the very beginning of the cancer metastasizing. So it is reallyfalse security.This is one reason, actually, that I take oleander

as a preventativenow. Even with the proper diet, exercise, etc., we are surrounded bytoxins, by radiation. How can we be totally protected? We can do thebest we can, and one way is by strengthening that immune system.Roger, I apologize to you for not replying in depth before. YetMarcia's question prompted this response. Please relay this message toyour girlfriend and her daughter. And encourage her to take oleanderand follow Tony's protocol. Please let me know how you do.Marcia, I hope I have answered your question.Hugs,oleander soup, Marcia Grogan <Marcia_Grogan@ ...>wrote:>> :>> If a woman finds a lump or growth in the breast (or anywhere), howdoes a person know for sure if they have cancer w/o a biopsy?>> Thanks,

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Hi Roger,

 

You can lead a horse to water.............

 

I hope that they will listen to you.

 

Warm wishes,

 

 

 

oleander soup , Roger Dilworth <rogerdil

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> Thanks, . I will definitely stress the oleander and Tony's

anti-cancer protocol. I'll also stress the dangers of doing a biopsy,

but like I said in the other message, I'm not sure how she or her mother

will respond to that. I've tried to get her mother to take different

supplements over the years and it's like pulling teeth.

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