Hodgkins or Non-Hodgkins lymphoma and oleander

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Hi Tony and others,

 

I have just bought and read the excellent book " Cancer's Natural

Enemy " . The one thing I find a bit odd is that there don't seem to be

references to particular types of cancer. I presume - hope - that this

is because using oleander soup or Sutherlandia OPC is excellent for all

sorts of cancer. Does that seem to be so from case records?

 

Specifically, I wonder whether it is recommended for lymphomas? My

friend has had a PET scan showing many swollen lymph nodes but as yet

no diagnosis because she has not had a successful biopsy (a couple of

needle jobs didn't work). They want to take out one axillary node to

biopsy - and also some bone marrow - next week for the purposes of

diagnosis. She will probably consent to this (in order to find out

definitively what is going on) but then reject proposals for radiation

or chemo.

 

Alternatively to oleander we are considering cesium chloride/DMSO

protocol which apparently has good success with lymphoma according

to " Cancer Tutor " .

 

Any advice?

 

best wishes,

Neil