Guest guest Posted September 24, 2009 Report Posted September 24, 2009 Just curious if anyone here has tried using Graviola leaves? If so what do you think so far? Rachel Quote
Guest guest Posted September 25, 2009 Report Posted September 25, 2009 I take 30 Graviola drops three times a day in a drink and seem to tolerate it very well. My next scans are on Oct. 7th so I have no idea if they are helping yet but I'll keep you posted. Cheryl oleander soup , Lady Pilgrim <Ladypilgrim wrote: > > Just curious if anyone here has tried using Graviola leaves? > If so what do you think so far? > > Rachel > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 25, 2009 Report Posted September 25, 2009 Did you see the article on my site: PawPaw Pulls the Plug on Cancer All the best, oleander soup , "Cheryl" <cheryl.s.campbell wrote:>> I take 30 Graviola drops three times a day in a drink and seem to tolerate it very well. My next scans are on Oct. 7th so I have no idea if they are helping yet but I'll keep you posted.> Cheryl> > oleander soup , Lady Pilgrim Ladypilgrim@ wrote:> >> > Just curious if anyone here has tried using Graviola leaves?> > If so what do you think so far?> > > > Rachel> >> Quote
Guest guest Posted September 25, 2009 Report Posted September 25, 2009 Yes please do. Thank you, Rachel Cheryl wrote: > I take 30 Graviola drops three times a day in a drink and seem to tolerate it very well. My next scans are on Oct. 7th so I have no idea if they are helping yet but I'll keep you posted. > Cheryl > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2009 Report Posted September 30, 2009 I used it for about a year. It reduced my CEA (tumor marker) in half. Then, it stopped going down. I heard that Paw Paw was 10 times better so I switched. Plus, I do Oleander. I am 0.4 of a point away from the normal range. That does not mean that the cancer is completely dead. However, that does mean that it is slowing down. Bless you, Karen oleander soup , Lady Pilgrim <Ladypilgrim wrote: > > Just curious if anyone here has tried using Graviola leaves? > If so what do you think so far? > > Rachel > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2009 Report Posted September 30, 2009 Hi Karen Thanks for the response! I looked into paw paw nearly 2 years ago and wanted to try it, but never found any to buy. Please share your source as I am definitely wanting to use it. Thank you, Rachel Karen wrote: > I used it for about a year. It reduced my CEA (tumor marker) in half. Then, it stopped going down. I heard that Paw Paw was 10 times better so I switched. Plus, I do Oleander. I am 0.4 of a point away from the normal range. That does not mean that the cancer is completely dead. However, that does mean that it is slowing down. > > Bless you, > Karen > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2009 Report Posted October 1, 2009 Rachel,I'm a Karen also, and have recently found a good source for Graviola. Go to www.rain-tree.com. From what I have read, it can be very effective against cancer. Good Luck!KarenLady Pilgrim <Ladypilgrimoleander soup Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 10:47:04 AMRe: Re: Is anyone here using Graviola? Hi Karen Thanks for the response! I looked into paw paw nearly 2 years ago and wanted to try it, but never found any to buy. Please share your source as I am definitely wanting to use it. Thank you, Rachel Karen wrote: > I used it for about a year. It reduced my CEA (tumor marker) in half. Then, it stopped going down. I heard that Paw Paw was 10 times better so I switched. Plus, I do Oleander. I am 0.4 of a point away from the normal range. That does not mean that the cancer is completely dead. However, that does mean that it is slowing down. > > Bless you, > Karen > > > Quote
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