Newbie with questions...

March 26, 2009

Thank for letting me part of the forum.

My main question is: What is the cure rate of oleander against Stage IV cancer?

10%? 30? 60% or something else?

My grandma is very ill with what is probably Stage IV cancer. She has not had

any chemo or radiation therapy, but her doctors sent her home to die, with

hospice.

She started out last year with pancreatic cancer. She had surgery to remove

half the pancreas that was infected. Then earlier this year, she was told she

had liver cancer. Before leaving the hospital, they told her they were not 100%

certain, but that she showed signs of maybe also having some lung and brain

cancer. She also has some heart failure.

Although her body is weak, her mind is still 100% clear and sharp.

I talked to her about some things that might help her, such as low dose

Naltrexone (for her immune system), Mangosteen juice, CoQ10 (for her heart and

weakness), and eating nuts and rose hips to feed her white blood cells. I

didn't mention it to her, but zapping would be a good idea as well since it's

completely passive and painless and is known to help the immune system.

I'm under no illusions that these ideas, even combined, will necessarily cure

her cancer, but they may buy her some more time and give her a bit more energy.

so I am now looking into some ideas, like oleander, that are claimed to help

Stage IV cancer. Oleander is probably the simplest and cheapest thing I can find

at the moment. I heard about it from cancertutor.com

But oleander is only as good as it's cure rate for Stage IV people. If the cure

rate is very low, it may behoove me to simply look at something else that has

more promise. Can anyone verify?

I know Tony Isaacs has a book, but with 2 small children, job and school issues

to deal with, it leaves little time for me to do a lot of reading at the moment,

so our conversation here might be helpful.

Thank you,

-Ken Bagwell

March 26, 2009

Hi Ken,

Welcome to the group.

Oleander is over 90% effective against all cancers. Now, Tony is much more knowledgeable in this area than I, as is Marc Swanepoel, so I cannot tell you for sure what the percentage is in the later stages of Stage IV cancer. And actually, from your post, it looks like the doctors aren't even sure. So we have reason to be extremely optimistic. Tony has some wonderful testimonies with regard to people who were sent home to die using oleander and his protocol who have become cancer free. So, by all means, do implement oleander in your grandmother's protocol. The fact that she has had no chemo is very promising. It may be a bit more difficult when the body has been ravaged by prolonged chemo treatments, but even then, Oleander, together with Tony's complete protocol has shown to be a success. By the way, Oleander has proven to be very effective against pancreatic cancer.

In fact, we have testimonies in this group as to how Oleander has turned cancer around even in those with advanced stages. And we would love to hear from all of you again. Right now I have a busted computer monitor and am sharing Tony's computer but once I'm up and running, this is one of the first things for me to do, gather these testimonies and put them in the "Files" section. In fact, there are some testimonies in that section for you to read.

Oleander should be implemented in conjunction with the rest of Tony's Natural Anti-Cancer Protocol. It all works together synergistically. The thing to do is to get your grandma on a proper diet with the proper all around supplements. Here is the link to his protocol. I would suggest that you do as much of it as you can, all of it would be ideal.

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Finally, I can imagine how very busy you are. However, I would suggest that you do get the ebook, Cancer's Natural Enemy, and take the time to read it. It contains the most valuable information and while we may miss something here and there in this forum even while guiding you, Cancer's Natural Enemy has it all. Under the circumstances and as time is of the essence, I think this would be worth your while.

Please take heart. In my opinion, and I believe others will agree, you have come to the best place possible. There is nobody better to guide you in this matter other than Tony. He has spent countless of hours in research and has helped his own family members beat cancer. The first that comes to mind is his cousin. And I believe that because this has touched his family members in such a way, that he developed a passion to share his reaserch and findings with all those who would listen. It's all about the immune system and strengthening it so that cancer can no longer reside in our bodies.

Please know that we are here for you and your grandma.

Warmest wishes,

oleander soup , "Ken Bagwell" <kenancy2000 wrote:>> Thank for letting me part of the forum.> > My main question is: What is the cure rate of oleander against Stage IV cancer? 10%? 30? 60% or something else?> > My grandma is very ill with what is probably Stage IV cancer. She has not had any chemo or radiation therapy, but her doctors sent her home to die, with hospice.> > She started out last year with pancreatic cancer. She had surgery to remove half the pancreas that was infected. Then earlier this year, she was told she had liver cancer. Before leaving the hospital, they told her they were not 100% certain, but that she showed signs of maybe also having some lung and brain cancer. She also has some heart failure.> > Although her body is weak, her mind is still 100% clear and sharp.> > I talked to her about some things that might help her, such as low dose Naltrexone (for her immune system), Mangosteen juice, CoQ10 (for her heart and weakness), and eating nuts and rose hips to feed her white blood cells. I didn't mention it to her, but zapping would be a good idea as well since it's completely passive and painless and is known to help the immune system.> > I'm under no illusions that these ideas, even combined, will necessarily cure her cancer, but they may buy her some more time and give her a bit more energy. so I am now looking into some ideas, like oleander, that are claimed to help Stage IV cancer. Oleander is probably the simplest and cheapest thing I can find at the moment. I heard about it from cancertutor.com> > But oleander is only as good as it's cure rate for Stage IV people. If the cure rate is very low, it may behoove me to simply look at something else that has more promise. Can anyone verify?> > I know Tony Isaacs has a book, but with 2 small children, job and school issues to deal with, it leaves little time for me to do a lot of reading at the moment, so our conversation here might be helpful.> > Thank you,> -Ken Bagwell>