Sutherlandia OPC and Rheumatoid Arthritis

March 17, 2009

This a question for Tony and/or Mark re more information on Oleander pills and Rheumatoid Arthritis.I just went back to the Sutherlandia website (I like to reread the ways Oleander works, especially the comment about Leiomyosarcoma) and saw it has been indicated for use with Rheumatoid Arthritis. My brother-in-law and both my parents-in-law have RA. What is even more concerning is that they have a very high chance of having a blood cancer at some point in their life due to the RA and the drugs they are on. My husband's mum and step-father have both been on Methotrexate and heavy doses of painkillers for years. My MIL is open to alternative therapies because she sees they help me. She however wants info she can tell her GP in California.My sister's husband is younger than me and at not yet 40 it is scary that we both

have such awful diseases. (Pottenger cat study comes to mind!) My BIL was on Methotrexate, however his wife, my husband and I managed to scare him off that one. He now takes Plaquenil (Hydroxychloroquine), which he tells me is less dangerous. He has also commenced on low-dose Naltrexone as recommended by Dr Mercola. My BIL is interested in Oleander Pills, however also wishes to have more info, considering he is taking a drug that suppresses his immune system into reducing the effects of RA. I appreciate any info you can give me, so I can pass it along to my dear relatives.Thanks, Eva.

March 18, 2009

Eva -

Taking a drug to suppress the immune system for rheumatoid arthritis (or just about any other condition) is a typical backwards mainstream treatment method.

Here is Marc's response regarding oleander:

I somehow missed the query on Rheumatoid Arthritis. The S/OPC will help for that and the suggested dosage is 4 capsules of S/OPC plus 4 capsules of NAC per day.

And for further help for arthritis, see:

/Arthritis.htm

oleander soup , Eva Klein-Otis <eklein.otis wrote:>> This a question for Tony and/or Mark re more information on Oleander pills and Rheumatoid Arthritis.> > I just went back to the Sutherlandia website (I like to reread the ways Oleander works, especially the comment about Leiomyosarcoma) and saw it has been indicated for use with Rheumatoid Arthritis. My brother-in-law and both my parents-in-law have RA. What is even more concerning is that they have a very high chance of having a blood cancer at some point in their life due to the RA and the drugs they are on. My husband's mum and step-father have both been on Methotrexate and heavy doses of painkillers for years.. My MIL is open to alternative therapies because she sees they help me. She however wants info she can tell her GP in California.> > My sister's husband is younger than me and at not yet 40 it is scary that we both have such awful diseases. (Pottenger cat study comes to mind!) My BIL was on Methotrexate, however his wife, my husband and I managed to scare him off that one. He now takes Plaquenil (Hydroxychloroquine), which he tells me is less dangerous. He has also commenced on low-dose Naltrexone as recommended by Dr Mercola. My BIL is interested in Oleander Pills, however also wishes to have more info, considering he is taking a drug that suppresses his immune system into reducing the effects of RA. > > I appreciate any info you can give me, so I can pass it along to my dear relatives.> Thanks, Eva.>

March 19, 2009

Treating rheumatoid arthritis by suppressing the immune system is typically backwards mainsteam medicine! Ease the arthritis pain and open yourself up to all kinds of illness. What a profit model, huh?

Here is Marc's response:

I somehow missed the query on Rheumatoid Arthritis. The S/OPC will help for that and the suggested dosage is 4 capsules of S/OPC plus 4 capsules of NAC per day.

For other natural help with arthritis:

/Arthritis.htm

oleander soup , Eva Klein-Otis <eklein.otis wrote:>> This a question for Tony and/or Mark re more information on Oleander pills and Rheumatoid Arthritis.> > I just went back to the Sutherlandia website (I like to reread the ways Oleander works, especially the comment about Leiomyosarcoma) and saw it has been indicated for use with Rheumatoid Arthritis. My brother-in-law and both my parents-in-law have RA. What is even more concerning is that they have a very high chance of having a blood cancer at some point in their life due to the RA and the drugs they are on. My husband's mum and step-father have both been on Methotrexate and heavy doses of painkillers for years.. My MIL is open to alternative therapies because she sees they help me. She however wants info she can tell her GP in California.> > My sister's husband is younger than me and at not yet 40 it is scary that we both have such awful diseases. (Pottenger cat study comes to mind!) My BIL was on Methotrexate, however his wife, my husband and I managed to scare him off that one. He now takes Plaquenil (Hydroxychloroquine), which he tells me is less dangerous. He has also commenced on low-dose Naltrexone as recommended by Dr Mercola. My BIL is interested in Oleander Pills, however also wishes to have more info, considering he is taking a drug that suppresses his immune system into reducing the effects of RA. > > I appreciate any info you can give me, so I can pass it along to my dear relatives.> Thanks, Eva.>