Anticancer Protocol supplement amounts

May 5, 2009

Hi Tony and ,I have a question about the Anti-cancer Protocol and the supplement dosages. I know you can't advise individuals on the amounts exactly, but I just wanted to know if I was on the right track with my thinking.I am taking about 8-10000 mg of Fish Oil, a small amount of Vitamin E, CC/FO, 2 TBS of Olive oil and 1 TBS of Coconut oil. This amount of fats has really allowed me to not be hypoglycemic all the time as I am a fast oxidizer. Also my skin is soft, as is my hair and I don't feel dehydrated despite drinking adequate amounts of purified water. My logic tells me that my cell wall over time will be (is now) much more permeable to the supplements I am taking. Also, I do Liver and Gallbladder flushes every 2-3 weeks and I also do coffee enemas. So I do a lot to regenerate my Liver. I only weigh

in at 125lb. If my cell wall membrane is getting more and more permeable, do I need to take such high doses of these supplements?I am a little concerned I may be doing too much, as I am now having trouble sleeping at night (between midnight and 3) when the Liver is most active. At least half of my hair has thinned out and it looks like I have been on chemo! I can feel the cancer cells dying off where the Liposarcoma was, so I know the protocol is working. However I am wondering if doing too high an amount of supplement dosage can bring about these side effects.Just wondered if you (or anyone else) can shed light on this matter for me?Thanks, Eva.

May 5, 2009

I don't see any problems with excessive doseages, at least not with the items you mentioned. I do find the thinning hair a bit puzzling, since oleander and healthy fats usually result in thicker hair if anything. Are you taking iodine? Iodine deficiency can lead to hair loss. The same with trace minerals. Y0u might want to try the Utopia Silver skin and scalp bar and/or spraying and massaging colloidal silver into the scalp from time to time. You ARE taking colloidal silver, right?

Though generally fish oil is regarded as beneficial in preventing thinning hair, I note that there have been some reports of people experiencing increased thinning after taking fish oil and flaxseed oil too - though there is no evidence of either being the cause.

What form of fish oil do you take? There has been concern recently about Cod Liver oil resulting in excessive Vitamin A, one symptom of which is thinning hair.

People who eat little or no meat may be deficient in iron - and that can also cause hair loss.

oleander soup , Eva Klein-Otis <eklein.otis wrote:>> Hi Tony and ,> > I have a question about the Anti-cancer Protocol and the supplement dosages.. I know you can't advise individuals on the amounts exactly, but I just wanted to know if I was on the right track with my thinking.> > I am taking about 8-10000 mg of Fish Oil, a small amount of Vitamin E, CC/FO, 2 TBS of Olive oil and 1 TBS of Coconut oil. This amount of fats has really allowed me to not be hypoglycemic all the time as I am a fast oxidizer. Also my skin is soft, as is my hair and I don't feel dehydrated despite drinking adequate amounts of purified water. My logic tells me that my cell wall over time will be (is now) much more permeable to the supplements I am taking. Also, I do Liver and Gallbladder flushes every 2-3 weeks and I also do coffee enemas. So I do a lot to regenerate my Liver. I only weigh in at 125lb. If my cell wall membrane is getting more and more permeable, do I need to take such high doses of these supplements?> > I am a little concerned I may be doing too much, as I am now having trouble sleeping at night (between midnight and 3) when the Liver is most active. At least half of my hair has thinned out and it looks like I have been on chemo! I can feel the cancer cells dying off where the Liposarcoma was, so I know the protocol is working. However I am wondering if doing too high an amount of supplement dosage can bring about these side effects.> > Just wondered if you (or anyone else) can shed light on this matter for me?> > Thanks, Eva.>

May 5, 2009

I appreciate your reply Tony. I actually take every item that is listed on your protocol. I have slowly built up to it over the last few months. I therefore take a lot of supplements! But no cod liver oil, as I read Dr Mercola's update on it. I take a very good Fish oil capsule made here in Australia by a reputable company. My colloidal silver is store bought here, too. I also add a bit of the home made ionic silver made from my Silver Pulser. I would love to purchase the Advanced colloidal silver from Utopia, but I think the shipping would be too high, considering that I get about 70% of my protocol sent from the US. We pay high amounts of money for a small amount of supplement here in Australia. It is quite ridiculous and often more cost effective to ship things here!I do take Iodine, but right now it is

in the form of Lugols. I am however using the magnets and orange juice as advised to me by Steve to reduce the effects of the I2. I wonder if that is giving me the sleepless nights? I can't get the SSKI shipped here to Australia, but I may need to investigate the Nascent iodine supplier here. I am on a Multivitamin supplement recommended by Bill Henderson (Mountain Home Daily Advantage) as well as colloidal trace minerals.. I also get enough protein as I am a fast oxidizer and parasympathetic dominant. Lately I have been able to cut down the meat protein by half, due to the increased amounts of fat in my diet. But I still consume my healthy fish and organic chicken. My system just cannot function as a vegan or vegetarian. I have tried! And I have an organic, raw vege diet as well as some steamed veges.I will try your suggestions with the colloidal silver for my hair. I guess I am

at a loss as to why my hair is falling out. Perhaps I am one of the few people who experiences this problem when they consume fish oil and flaxseed oil. I suppose if it stays stable, it will eventually regenerate itself. I suppose I was wondering how one guages what is too much supplement amount. Does a 125lb person who has cancer take the same doses recommended in your protocol compared with a 190lb person for example. Would the less heavy person not need to take less amounts? Or is it relative, as one cannot guage what is being absorbed, and it is better to err on the side of caution?Perhaps my body is going through a regeneration phase due to it getting this mass of supplements. I believe sometimes the body just sheds what it has, ie hair and then grows it back.Thanks, Eva.--- On Tue, 5/5/09, Tony wrote:Tony Re: Anticancer Protocol supplement amountsoleander soup Date: Tuesday, May 5, 2009, 1:56 PM

I don't see any problems with excessive doseages, at least not with the items you mentioned. I do find the thinning hair a bit puzzling, since oleander and healthy fats usually result in thicker hair if anything. Are you taking iodine? Iodine deficiency can lead to hair loss. The same with trace minerals. Y0u might want to try the Utopia Silver skin and scalp bar and/or spraying and massaging colloidal silver into the scalp from time to time. You ARE taking colloidal silver, right?

Though generally fish oil is regarded as beneficial in preventing thinning hair, I note that there have been some reports of people experiencing increased thinning after taking fish oil and flaxseed oil too - though there is no evidence of either being the cause.

What form of fish oil do you take? There has been concern recently about Cod Liver oil resulting in excessive Vitamin A, one symptom of which is thinning hair.

People who eat little or no meat may be deficient in iron - and that can also cause hair loss.

oleander soup, Eva Klein-Otis <eklein.otis@ ...> wrote:>> Hi Tony and ,> > I have a question about the Anti-cancer Protocol and the supplement dosages.. I know you can't advise individuals on the amounts exactly, but I just wanted to know if I was on the right track with my thinking.> > I am taking about 8-10000 mg of Fish Oil, a small amount of Vitamin E, CC/FO, 2 TBS of Olive oil and 1 TBS of Coconut oil. This amount of fats has really allowed me to not be hypoglycemic all the time as I am a fast oxidizer. Also my skin is soft, as is my hair and I don't feel dehydrated despite drinking adequate amounts of purified water. My logic tells me that my cell wall over time will be (is now) much more permeable to the supplements I am taking. Also, I do Liver and Gallbladder flushes every 2-3 weeks and I also do coffee enemas. So I do a lot to

regenerate my Liver. I only weigh in at 125lb. If my cell wall membrane is getting more and more permeable, do I need to take such high doses of these supplements?> > I am a little concerned I may be doing too much, as I am now having trouble sleeping at night (between midnight and 3) when the Liver is most active. At least half of my hair has thinned out and it looks like I have been on chemo! I can feel the cancer cells dying off where the Liposarcoma was, so I know the protocol is working. However I am wondering if doing too high an amount of supplement dosage can bring about these side effects.> > Just wondered if you (or anyone else) can shed light on this matter for me?> > Thanks, Eva.>