RE: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer protocol

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I tried it together ,but had a few serious heart pains any my heart was racing so I cut the laetrile out and things returned to normal ,I would not do it again ,

maybe tony knows a bit more about it to as why it would happen ,

regards alvin

 

 

 

mind_spotless <passerinaoleander soup Sent: Sat, 24 October, 2009 2:54:15 AM adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer protocol

My 74 year old dad in Japan has been fighting with stomach cancer metastasized to liver, lung, and a lymph node. He started chemotherapy yesterday but also would like to get serious about the anti-cancer protocol. He already takes many supplements including S/OPC from the protocol but has been going slowly because he has limited appetite (he has no stomach and is having a hard time with taking a lot of pills and liquid in addition to regular meals) and also got shingles about a month ago. The most recent CT scan image showed that the cancer has been further spread to lung and a lymph node, and we really needed to slow down the cancer, so he agreed his doctor to get chemotherapy.My sister's husband has a friend who has been diagnosed to have lung cancer that had spread all over the body. She was told that she would have only one month to live last year. She refused any conventional treatment and took many expensive chinese herbs instead. That

didn't shrink the tumors, but she survived for several months. This summer, she agreed to start chemotherapy but also started to take Laetrile (B17). Now she is feeling 100% better and leading a norman life, and even started to take classes at a college and have gone to trips with her husband. My parents heard the story and would like to incorporate it into the protocol. Is Laetrile compatible with anti-cancer protocol? Is there anything that we should be aware of when combining Laetrile with the anti-cancer protocol? Is there anyone who has been successful with taking both Laetrile and oleander?I would also appreciate it if you have any suggestions on how to modify the protocol when the patient cannot take too many pills (he is already taking a liquid form of S/OPC, and it helps). Is there any liver cleanse protocol that doesn't require fasting and is more gentle (although it may be less effective)?I would be very grateful for any

help.Tamaki

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Tamaki: if the lady started a chemotherapy regimen along

with laetrile, why would you give all the credit to laetrile in making her feel

100% better?? Laetrile contains cyanide which is about the best poison

around (see Jonesville Kool Aide) and it does not distinguish between healthy

and cancerous cells. To my mind, laetrile has been shown to be a farce

long ago.

 

ber

 

 

 

oleander soup

oleander soup On Behalf Of Alvin Allcock

Saturday, October 24, 2009 7:31 PM

oleander soup

Re: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer

protocol

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi,

 

 

I tried it

together ,but had a few serious heart pains any my heart was racing so I cut

the laetrile out and things returned to normal ,I would not do it again ,

 

 

maybe tony knows a bit more about it to as why it

would happen ,

 

 

regards alvin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

mind_spotless

<passerina

oleander soup

Sat, 24 October, 2009 2:54:15 AM

adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer

protocol

 

 

My 74 year old dad in Japan has been fighting

with stomach cancer metastasized to liver, lung, and a lymph node. He started

chemotherapy yesterday but also would like to get serious about the anti-cancer

protocol. He already takes many supplements including S/OPC from the protocol

but has been going slowly because he has limited appetite (he has no stomach

and is having a hard time with taking a lot of pills and liquid in addition to

regular meals) and also got shingles about a month ago. The most recent CT scan

image showed that the cancer has been further spread to lung and a lymph node,

and we really needed to slow down the cancer, so he agreed his doctor to get

chemotherapy.

 

My sister's husband has a friend who has been diagnosed to have lung cancer

that had spread all over the body. She was told that she would have only one

month to live last year. She refused any conventional treatment and took many

expensive chinese herbs instead. That didn't shrink the tumors, but she

survived for several months. This summer, she agreed to start chemotherapy but

also started to take Laetrile (B17). Now she is feeling 100% better and leading

a norman life, and even started to take classes at a college and have gone to

trips with her husband. My parents heard the story and would like to

incorporate it into the protocol. Is Laetrile compatible with anti-cancer

protocol? Is there anything that we should be aware of when combining Laetrile

with the anti-cancer protocol? Is there anyone who has been successful with

taking both Laetrile and oleander?

 

I would also appreciate it if you have any suggestions on how to modify the

protocol when the patient cannot take too many pills (he is already taking a

liquid form of S/OPC, and it helps). Is there any liver cleanse protocol that

doesn't require fasting and is more gentle (although it may be less effective)?

 

I would be very grateful for any help.

 

Tamaki

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Laetrile is a farce??? Which studies show that please?Thanks, Eva--- On Sun, 10/25/09, Bobby E Rehberg <brehberg wrote:Bobby E Rehberg <brehbergRE: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer protocololeander soup Date: Sunday, October 25, 2009, 4:22 PM

 

 

 

 

Tamaki: if the lady started a chemotherapy regimen along

with laetrile, why would you give all the credit to laetrile in making her feel

100% better?? Laetrile contains cyanide which is about the best poison

around (see Jonesville Kool Aide) and it does not distinguish between healthy

and cancerous cells. To my mind, laetrile has been shown to be a farce

long ago. ber

 

oleander soup

[oleandersou p ] On Behalf Of Alvin Allcock

Saturday, October 24, 2009 7:31 PM

oleander soup

Re: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer

protocol

 

 

 

 

 

Hi,

 

I tried it

together ,but had a few serious heart pains any my heart was racing so I cut

the laetrile out and things returned to normal ,I would not do it again ,

 

maybe tony knows a bit more about it to as why it

would happen ,

 

regards alvin

 

 

 

 

mind_spotless

<passerina (AT) gmail (DOT) com>

oleander soup

Sat, 24 October, 2009 2:54:15 AM

adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer

protocol

 

My 74 year old dad in Japan has been fighting

with stomach cancer metastasized to liver, lung, and a lymph node. He started

chemotherapy yesterday but also would like to get serious about the anti-cancer

protocol. He already takes many supplements including S/OPC from the protocol

but has been going slowly because he has limited appetite (he has no stomach

and is having a hard time with taking a lot of pills and liquid in addition to

regular meals) and also got shingles about a month ago. The most recent CT scan

image showed that the cancer has been further spread to lung and a lymph node,

and we really needed to slow down the cancer, so he agreed his doctor to get

chemotherapy.

 

My sister's husband has a friend who has been diagnosed to have lung cancer

that had spread all over the body. She was told that she would have only one

month to live last year. She refused any conventional treatment and took many

expensive chinese herbs instead. That didn't shrink the tumors, but she

survived for several months. This summer, she agreed to start chemotherapy but

also started to take Laetrile (B17). Now she is feeling 100% better and leading

a norman life, and even started to take classes at a college and have gone to

trips with her husband. My parents heard the story and would like to

incorporate it into the protocol. Is Laetrile compatible with anti-cancer

protocol? Is there anything that we should be aware of when combining Laetrile

with the anti-cancer protocol? Is there anyone who has been successful with

taking both Laetrile and oleander?

 

I would also appreciate it if you have any suggestions on how to modify the

protocol when the patient cannot take too many pills (he is already taking a

liquid form of S/OPC, and it helps). Is there any liver cleanse protocol that

doesn't require fasting and is more gentle (although it may be less effective)?

 

I would be very grateful for any help.

 

Tamaki

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hate to jump in and stir the pot but there is some mis-information being given out here about Laetrile. I personally cured ocular fNHL using the Metabolic Laetrile Protocol...... If you want to check out nasty, kill you dead cancers, this is a big one and it's not a pleasant death either.

 

There is no truth to getting cyanide poisoning from Laetrile taken as prescribed in the protocol linked below.

 

http://www.worldwithoutcancer.org.uk/FINALGUIDEUKpdfEbook.pdf

 

Understand, this protocol won't work for everyone just like chemotherapy won't work for everyone. But the Laetrile Metabolic Therapy protocol also will not kill you if followed correctly. I can't say the same for chemotherapy.

 

I'm not urging anyone to take Laetrile, I'm simply pointing out you do not get cyanide poisoning following the protocol. BTW, laetrile by itself; will probably not arrest your cancer. Much like chemotherapy where several agents are used together, it takes a combination of items (read the protocol) working together to do the job.

 

Good Luck & Good Health,

 

del

 

 

-

Bobby E Rehberg

oleander soup

Sunday, October 25, 2009 10:22 AM

RE: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer protocol

 

 

Tamaki: if the lady started a chemotherapy regimen along with laetrile, why would you give all the credit to laetrile in making her feel 100% better?? Laetrile contains cyanide which is about the best poison around (see Jonesville Kool Aide) and it does not distinguish between healthy and cancerous cells. To my mind, laetrile has been shown to be a farce long ago.

 

ber

 

 

 

oleander soup oleander soup On Behalf Of Alvin AllcockSaturday, October 24, 2009 7:31 PMoleander soup Subject: Re: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer protocol

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi,

 

I tried it together ,but had a few serious heart pains any my heart was racing so I cut the laetrile out and things returned to normal ,I would not do it again ,

 

maybe tony knows a bit more about it to as why it would happen ,

 

regards alvin

 

 

 

 

 

 

mind_spotless <passerinaoleander soup Sent: Sat, 24 October, 2009 2:54:15 AM adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer protocol

 

My 74 year old dad in Japan has been fighting with stomach cancer metastasized to liver, lung, and a lymph node. He started chemotherapy yesterday but also would like to get serious about the anti-cancer protocol. He already takes many supplements including S/OPC from the protocol but has been going slowly because he has limited appetite (he has no stomach and is having a hard time with taking a lot of pills and liquid in addition to regular meals) and also got shingles about a month ago. The most recent CT scan image showed that the cancer has been further spread to lung and a lymph node, and we really needed to slow down the cancer, so he agreed his doctor to get chemotherapy.My sister's husband has a friend who has been diagnosed to have lung cancer that had spread all over the body. She was told that she would have only one month to live last year. She refused any conventional treatment and took many expensive chinese herbs instead. That didn't shrink the tumors, but she survived for several months. This summer, she agreed to start chemotherapy but also started to take Laetrile (B17). Now she is feeling 100% better and leading a norman life, and even started to take classes at a college and have gone to trips with her husband. My parents heard the story and would like to incorporate it into the protocol. Is Laetrile compatible with anti-cancer protocol? Is there anything that we should be aware of when combining Laetrile with the anti-cancer protocol? Is there anyone who has been successful with taking both Laetrile and oleander?I would also appreciate it if you have any suggestions on how to modify the protocol when the patient cannot take too many pills (he is already taking a liquid form of S/OPC, and it helps). Is there any liver cleanse protocol that doesn't require fasting and is more gentle (although it may be less effective)?I would be very grateful for any help.Tamaki

 

 

 

 

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Hi Alvin,

 

I wonder if your heart issue was caused by dropped blood pressure as

described at cancertutor.com:

 

Warning #1 - Laetrile May Cause Low Blood Pressure

 

This is an important message I received by email: " Laetrile ingestion

may occasionally cause a temporary low blood pressure reaction due to

formation of thiocyanate, a powerful blood pressure lowering agent. In

metabolism, nitriloside is hydrolyzed to free hydrogen cyanide,

benzaldehyde or acetone and sugar. This occurs largely through the

enzyme beta-glucosidase produced by intestinal bacteria as well as by

the body. The released HCN [hydrocyanide] is detoxified by the enzyme

rhodanese to the relatively non-toxic thiocyanate molecule. "

 

Normally, lowering blood pressure is not an issue, however, for those

who are already taking blood pressure medications, or have heart issues

which would be made worse by a drop in blood pressure, be advised that

laetrile can lower blood pressure.

 

Tamaki

 

oleander soup , Alvin Allcock <allcockalvin

wrote:

>

> Hi,

> I tried it together ,but had a few serious heart pains any my

heart was racing so I cut the laetrile out and things returned to normal

,I would not do it again ,

> maybe tony knows a bit more about it to as why it would happen ,

> regards alvin

>

>

[Guest guest]

From the information I gathered from the Internet, as del said below, the amount

of toxic hydrogen cyanide produced by the enzyme of some intestinal bacteria

will not cause too much problem as long as you don't exceed the dosage suggested

by the protocol at http://www.worldwithoutcancer.org.uk/. If you want to take

higher dosage, you need to do IV injections. The same enzyme is produced by

cancer cells at higher amounts, and the hydrogen cyanide and benzaldehyde freed

by the enzyme kill the cancer cells. So, Laetrile will not generally kill normal

cells and is more targeted than many chemotherapy agents.

 

Tamaki

 

oleander soup , " mind_spotless " <passerina wrote:

>

> Hi Alvin,

>

> I wonder if your heart issue was caused by dropped blood pressure as

> described at cancertutor.com:

>

> Warning #1 - Laetrile May Cause Low Blood Pressure

>

> This is an important message I received by email: " Laetrile ingestion

> may occasionally cause a temporary low blood pressure reaction due to

> formation of thiocyanate, a powerful blood pressure lowering agent. In

> metabolism, nitriloside is hydrolyzed to free hydrogen cyanide,

> benzaldehyde or acetone and sugar. This occurs largely through the

> enzyme beta-glucosidase produced by intestinal bacteria as well as by

> the body. The released HCN [hydrocyanide] is detoxified by the enzyme

> rhodanese to the relatively non-toxic thiocyanate molecule. "

>

> Normally, lowering blood pressure is not an issue, however, for those

> who are already taking blood pressure medications, or have heart issues

> which would be made worse by a drop in blood pressure, be advised that

> laetrile can lower blood pressure.

>

> Tamaki

>

> oleander soup , Alvin Allcock <allcockalvin@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Hi,

> > I tried it together ,but had a few serious heart pains any my

> heart was racing so I cut the laetrile out and things returned to normal

> ,I would not do it again ,

> > maybe tony knows a bit more about it to as why it would happen ,

> > regards alvin

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

no my blood pressure did not drop ,I think the mixing was the problem as oleander also can effect the heart ,

I also think laetrile is fine just dont mix it with oleander ,I dont have any heart problem so to speak ,but have had bypass surgey ,

regards alvin

 

 

 

mind_spotless <passerinaoleander soup Sent: Mon, 26 October, 2009 7:52:21 AM Re: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer protocol

Hi Alvin,I wonder if your heart issue was caused by dropped blood pressure asdescribed at cancertutor. com:Warning #1 - Laetrile May Cause Low Blood PressureThis is an important message I received by email: "Laetrile ingestionmay occasionally cause a temporary low blood pressure reaction due toformation of thiocyanate, a powerful blood pressure lowering agent. Inmetabolism, nitriloside is hydrolyzed to free hydrogen cyanide,benzaldehyde or acetone and sugar. This occurs largely through theenzyme beta-glucosidase produced by intestinal bacteria as well as bythe body. The released HCN [hydrocyanide] is detoxified by the enzymerhodanese to the relatively non-toxic thiocyanate molecule."Normally, lowering blood pressure is not an issue, however, for thosewho are already taking blood pressure medications, or have heart issueswhich would be made worse by a drop in blood pressure, be

advised thatlaetrile can lower blood pressure.Tamakioleander soup, Alvin Allcock <allcockalvin@ ...>wrote:>> Hi,> I tried it together ,but had a few serious heart pains any myheart was racing so I cut the laetrile out and things returned to normal,I would not do it again ,> maybe tony knows a bit more about it to as why it would happen ,> regards alvin>>

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I have not found any scientifically based studies that show it

has any benefit at all and can be lethal. Cyanide is about as toxic as it

gets and to call it a “vitamin” is the height of ridiculousness.

It is about as much a vitamin as a doorknob. There are a host of proven

natural substances that deter cancer spread and growth. I currently am

using Oleander at 4 capsules per day along with Curcumin, Lovastatin+gamma

vitamin E, Fish Oil, Budwig, Quercetin, Selenium, Iodine, Astragalus, and some

other items along with conventional chemo for metastatic Melanoma of the lung

with excellent results. There has been no spread and the tumors have all

shrunk, some significantly.

My aunt took laetrile 20 years ago for cancer and the disease

steadily progressed until her death, which did not take long. I have

spent a career in biological R & D and laetrile is a farce that has been

promoted by those who prey on people searching for a solution to their cancer

problems and want to believe in anything that they hope will help them.

 

Bob Rehberg

 

 

 

 

oleander soup oleander soup On Behalf

Of Eva Klein-Otis

Sunday, October 25, 2009 3:07 PM

oleander soup

RE: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer

protocol

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Laetrile is a farce??? Which studies show that

please?

Thanks, Eva

 

--- On Sun, 10/25/09, Bobby E Rehberg <brehberg

wrote:

 

Bobby E Rehberg <brehberg

RE: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer protocol

oleander soup

Sunday, October 25, 2009, 4:22 PM

 

 

 

Tamaki: if the lady started a

chemotherapy regimen along with laetrile, why would you give all the credit

to laetrile in making her feel 100% better?? Laetrile contains cyanide

which is about the best poison around (see Jonesville Kool Aide) and it does

not distinguish between healthy and cancerous cells. To my mind,

laetrile has been shown to be a farce long ago.

 

ber

 

 

 

 

oleander soup [oleandersou p ] On

Behalf Of Alvin Allcock

Saturday, October 24, 2009 7:31 PM

oleander soup

Re: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer protocol

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi,

 

 

I tried it together ,but had a few serious heart pains any my heart was

racing so I cut the laetrile out and things returned to normal ,I would not

do it again ,

 

 

maybe

tony knows a bit more about it to as why it would happen ,

 

 

regards

alvin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

mind_spotless <passerina (AT) gmail (DOT) com>

oleander soup

Sat, 24 October, 2009 2:54:15 AM

adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer

protocol

 

 

My 74 year old dad in Japan has been fighting with stomach cancer

metastasized to liver, lung, and a lymph node. He started chemotherapy

yesterday but also would like to get serious about the anti-cancer protocol.

He already takes many supplements including S/OPC from the protocol but has

been going slowly because he has limited appetite (he has no stomach and is

having a hard time with taking a lot of pills and liquid in addition to

regular meals) and also got shingles about a month ago. The most recent CT

scan image showed that the cancer has been further spread to lung and a lymph

node, and we really needed to slow down the cancer, so he agreed his doctor

to get chemotherapy.

 

My sister's husband has a friend who has been diagnosed to have lung cancer

that had spread all over the body. She was told that she would have only one

month to live last year. She refused any conventional treatment and took many

expensive chinese herbs instead. That didn't shrink the tumors, but she

survived for several months. This summer, she agreed to start chemotherapy

but also started to take Laetrile (B17). Now she is feeling 100% better and

leading a norman life, and even started to take classes at a college and have

gone to trips with her husband. My parents heard the story and would like to

incorporate it into the protocol. Is Laetrile compatible with anti-cancer

protocol? Is there anything that we should be aware of when combining

Laetrile with the anti-cancer protocol? Is there anyone who has been

successful with taking both Laetrile and oleander?

 

I would also appreciate it if you have any suggestions on how to modify the

protocol when the patient cannot take too many pills (he is already taking a

liquid form of S/OPC, and it helps). Is there any liver cleanse protocol that

doesn't require fasting and is more gentle (although it may be less

effective)?

 

I would be very grateful for any help.

 

Tamaki

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Tamaki,I believe that some of our members take Laetrile in conjunction with Oleander and A Natural Anti-Cancer Protocol and that it is compatible. I believe you have been given links by other members as to how to properly take it.I believe that some of the supplements can be purchased in liquid form. For example, you can get Trace Minerals in liquid form from Utopia Silver . With regard to his appetite, maybe juicing would be a good way to give him the proper nourishment he needs. I posted a link for another member on this subject, and I will include it again here for you. Hopefully, this will help him. By the way, this is an excellent way to regain one's health.http://www.naturalnews.com/022368_Juice_Feasting_disease_food.html My best to you,>

[Guest guest]

Bob,I am so glad that you have experienced such success using Oleander and your protocol. However, I cannot agree with you that Laetrile is dangerous. I have known too many people that have experienced success using Laetrile. As has been pointed out, it must be used correctly, as with anything else. Oleander and A Natural Anti-Cancer Protocol takes time to work. Sometimes people come to us in the late stages where their cancer is very, very advanced and they need a little "push" or something extra to slow down their cancer. I believe that Laetrile is a good tool. Laetrile is not a "magic bullet." Actually, nothing is a magic bullet. Whatever one takes must be accompanied with other cancer killing and immune boosting supplements, together with good diet and a healthy lifestyle, and this is how we guide folks that are healing. However, used properly, I consider it to be a valuable tool. There are just too many success stories for me to discount it. My very best to you,

[Guest guest]

Hi Del,

 

I'm glad to hear that your cancer was cured using the Metabolic Laetrile

Protocol. I have been to the linked site before and will try to have my dad

follow the protocol.

 

Have you used oleander with Laetrile?

 

Thank you for jumping in.

 

Tamaki

 

oleander soup , " Del at Dri-Wash " <del wrote:

>

> Hate to jump in and stir the pot but there is some mis-information being given

out here about Laetrile. I personally cured ocular fNHL using the Metabolic

Laetrile Protocol...... If you want to check out nasty, kill you dead cancers,

this is a big one and it's not a pleasant death either.

>

> There is no truth to getting cyanide poisoning from Laetrile taken as

prescribed in the protocol linked below.

>

> http://www.worldwithoutcancer.org.uk/FINALGUIDEUKpdfEbook.pdf

>

> Understand, this protocol won't work for everyone just like chemotherapy won't

work for everyone. But the Laetrile Metabolic Therapy protocol also will not

kill you if followed correctly. I can't say the same for chemotherapy.

>

> I'm not urging anyone to take Laetrile, I'm simply pointing out you do not get

cyanide poisoning following the protocol. BTW, laetrile by itself; will

probably not arrest your cancer. Much like chemotherapy where several agents

are used together, it takes a combination of items (read the protocol) working

together to do the job.

>

> Good Luck & Good Health,

>

> del

>

[Guest guest]

Alvin,

 

Thank you so much for your warning. My dad hasn't had any heart issue and

hopefully can take both. As thinks that some people are successfully

taking both, we will try Laetrile starting from a small dosage and slowly going

up. If he has any heart issue, we will make him stop.

 

Tamaki

 

oleander soup , Alvin Allcock <allcockalvin wrote:

>

> no my blood pressure did not drop ,I think the mixing was the problem as

oleander also can effect the heart ,

> I also think laetrile is fine just dont mix it with oleander ,I dont have any

heart problem so to speak ,but have had bypass surgey ,

> regards alvin

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> mind_spotless <passerina

> oleander soup

> Mon, 26 October, 2009 7:52:21 AM

> Re: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer protocol

>

>  

> Hi Alvin,

>

> I wonder if your heart issue was caused by dropped blood pressure as

> described at cancertutor. com:

>

> Warning #1 - Laetrile May Cause Low Blood Pressure

>

> This is an important message I received by email: " Laetrile ingestion

> may occasionally cause a temporary low blood pressure reaction due to

> formation of thiocyanate, a powerful blood pressure lowering agent. In

> metabolism, nitriloside is hydrolyzed to free hydrogen cyanide,

> benzaldehyde or acetone and sugar. This occurs largely through the

> enzyme beta-glucosidase produced by intestinal bacteria as well as by

> the body. The released HCN [hydrocyanide] is detoxified by the enzyme

> rhodanese to the relatively non-toxic thiocyanate molecule. "

>

> Normally, lowering blood pressure is not an issue, however, for those

> who are already taking blood pressure medications, or have heart issues

> which would be made worse by a drop in blood pressure, be advised that

> laetrile can lower blood pressure.

>

> Tamaki

>

> oleander soup, Alvin Allcock <allcockalvin@ ...>

> wrote:

> >

> > Hi,

> > I tried it together ,but had a few serious heart pains any my

> heart was racing so I cut the laetrile out and things returned to normal

> ,I would not do it again ,

> > maybe tony knows a bit more about it to as why it would happen ,

> > regards alvin

> >

>

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Hi ,

 

Thank you so much for your advice. I was glad to hear that some members are

using both oleander and Laetrile successfully, and you think it is a good

supplement for fighting against cancer and compatible with oleander. My mom

started juicing for him, and we will incorporate what the web site suggests.

 

Tamaki

 

oleander soup , " M " <luellamay129 wrote:

>

> Tamaki,

>

> I believe that some of our members take Laetrile in conjunction with

> Oleander and A Natural Anti-Cancer Protocol and that it is compatible.

> I believe you have been given links by other members as to how to

> properly take it.

>

> I believe that some of the supplements can be purchased in liquid form.

> For example, you can get Trace Minerals in liquid form from Utopia

> Silver <http://www.utopiasilver.com/affiliates/jrox.php?id=77> .

>

> With regard to his appetite, maybe juicing would be a good way to give

> him the proper nourishment he needs. I posted a link for another member

> on this subject, and I will include it again here for you. Hopefully,

> this will help him. By the way, this is an excellent way to regain

> one's health.

>

> http://www.naturalnews.com/022368_Juice_Feasting_disease_food.html

> <http://www.naturalnews.com/022368_Juice_Feasting_disease_food.html>

>

> My best to you,

>

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Tamaki,

 

I have used both Laetrile and Oleander but not together. I used the

laetrile, (in conjunction with the B-17 metabolic diet and other

supplements) to overcome cancer. I used the oleander along with " Marrow

Plus " to overcome severe anemia.

 

I would not hesitate to use laetrile and oleander together. I think they

would be a powerful team. I did not know about oleander at the time I was

on the laetrile metabolic protocol and only learned of it later.

 

Del

 

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1989 " Malignant lymphoma, follicular and

diffuse, small cleaved-cell type (Working

formulation). Malignant lymphoma, poorly

differentiated lymphocytic type, nodular

and diffuse (Rappaport). " - Stage IV

 

1990 8xCHOP full remission confirmed.

1990 Exercise and supplement regimen began.

2005 Relapse - skin, lymph node above & below

abdomen.

2005 Alternate /complementary regimen began.

2006 Remission

2008 Ocular fNHL - Stage III

2008 Alternative /complementary regimen began

2009 Remission? - Watch & Wait

 

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" mind_spotless " <passerina

<oleander soup >

Sunday, October 25, 2009 8:00 PM

Re: adding Laetrile (B17) to the anti-cancer

protocol

 

 

> Hi Del,

>

> I'm glad to hear that your cancer was cured using the Metabolic Laetrile

> Protocol. I have been to the linked site before and will try to have my

> dad follow the protocol.

>

> Have you used oleander with Laetrile?

>

> Thank you for jumping in.

>

> Tamaki

>

> oleander soup , " Del at Dri-Wash " <del wrote:

>>

>> Hate to jump in and stir the pot but there is some mis-information being

>> given out here about Laetrile. I personally cured ocular fNHL using

>> the Metabolic Laetrile Protocol...... If you want to check out nasty,

>> kill you dead cancers, this is a big one and it's not a pleasant death

>> either.

>>

>> There is no truth to getting cyanide poisoning from Laetrile taken as

>> prescribed in the protocol linked below.

>>

>> http://www.worldwithoutcancer.org.uk/FINALGUIDEUKpdfEbook.pdf

>>

>> Understand, this protocol won't work for everyone just like chemotherapy

>> won't work for everyone. But the Laetrile Metabolic Therapy protocol

>> also will not kill you if followed correctly. I can't say the same for

>> chemotherapy.

>>

>> I'm not urging anyone to take Laetrile, I'm simply pointing out you do

>> not get cyanide poisoning following the protocol. BTW, laetrile by

>> itself; will probably not arrest your cancer. Much like chemotherapy

>> where several agents are used together, it takes a combination of items

>> (read the protocol) working together to do the job.

>>

>> Good Luck & Good Health,

>>

>> del

>>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Here the link to the metabolic protocol :

 

To understand the campaign against Laetril with the cyanide argument..:

 

http://nepp.ath.cx/downloads/ebooks/health/cancer/A%20World%20Without%20Cancer.p\

df

 

laetrile contain cyanide . The same cyanide is contained in , B12, blueberries,

strawberries,blackberries..