Herb Robert Tea and other things, part 1

[Guest guest]

I used to be active here last summer ('09) when my wife and I were working

to prevent or cure her possible breast cancer. We were doggedly determined

at that time to beat it, despite having no objective proof whatsoever that

she actually had breast cancer.

 

To recap, she had a needle biopsy that was inconclusive and from that point

the surgeon would hear nothing but to cut and leave her on the table for lab

results with the option to whittle away as he saw fit. Pardon my country boy

bluntness, but the everlovin' hell with that. Having seen me pull myself

back from death, she put it all in my hands. She also got real serious about

taking care for her health, far more serious that she had ever been before.

 

We did a great many things including making our own Oleander Soup which she

took religiously for quite a while despite that we made mistakes in brewing

and dosage which overdosed her and caused gastric problems.

 

Our/her turning point came when we procured a 13 millirem carnotite stone

from www.nighthawkminerals.com. My wife wore it in her bra, starting at 4

hours daily, increasing the time by 1/2 hour daily, until she wore it 24/7

either in her bra by day or taped on at night. It was during this time that

a large part of her breast and the nipple and areola collapsed inward, then

eventually filled back out, except the nipple remained flat. We did not then

know what we were looking at only learned about IBC (Inflammatory Breast

Cancer) later after it was all over with.

 

Consequently, it was after this occurred that the Oleander tea began to

really give her terrible gas like never before. We took this as a sign that

it was no longer needed and she stopped it. I do think Oleander played a

part in her recovery, if for nothing else than to keep the cancer at bay

until we got the " hot rock " .

 

We now conjecture that the lump was never cancerous, that it caused a

blockage that caused the cancer. She still has the lump. Nothing to date has

broken it down. We are headed in a new direction for that. We also think

that it was all her nutrition protocols that allowed the breast to rebuild

rather quickly.

 

I'll pause here and mention again the theory of Radiation Hormesis. Both

Renee* and I mentioned it here on this group last year and got no response

so we dropped it. I'll go no further than that again except to say that

since then we have really dived into it and it has been life changing for us

and our Lyme-infected daughter in more ways than I can presently enumerate.

(*Just to be clear, Renee is " Gaiacita " and she and I are not related).

 

OK that brings us up to date...

 

A few months ago while still searching for anything that would break down

this recalcitrant lump, we encountered Herb Robert Tea. It must be Geranium

Robertianum. There is precious little info on it or it's effects to be found

in print or in the web. It is supposed to be able to carry oxygen to cells

and also to deliver natural radiation hormesis y it's ability to pick up

natural Germanium from the soil, a natural radioactive element. Now don't

get Geranium and Germanium mixed up OK?

 

We tried a little of it. It is VERY TASTY! It seemed to provide energy and

help with hunger abatement while not being overly stimulative. It is

supposed to be anti-tumor. My wife went crazy for it and drinks about 40

ounces a day. It has become her primary drink. She carries it in a liter

thermos everywhere she goes and misses it something awful if she can't have

it. Unfortunately, it has done knighting obvious for her lump, leading us

still to conclude that it is a large lump of dead or scar tissue. OK we're

headed off somewhere else with that.

 

But for me, drinking Herb Robert Tea, just a little bit, turned into ONE

WILD RIDE.

 

And now I'm tired of typing so part 2 will come later.

 

DaddyBob

[Guest guest]

>it has done knighting obvious for her lump<

 

Stupid spell checker. Stupid spell checker operator. That was supposed to be

" nothing " not knighting.

 

DB

[Guest guest]

Thanks for Sharing this. I liked reading it.

Thanks,

Ron

 

ransley wrote:

 

 

I used to be active here last summer ('09) when my wife and I were

working

to prevent or cure her possible breast cancer. We were doggedly

determined

at that time to beat it, despite having no objective proof whatsoever

that

she actually had breast cancer.

 

To recap, she had a needle biopsy that was inconclusive and from that

point

the surgeon would hear nothing but to cut and leave her on the table

for lab

results with the option to whittle away as he saw fit. Pardon my

country boy

bluntness, but the everlovin' hell with that. Having seen me pull myself

back from death, she put it all in my hands. She also got real serious

about

taking care for her health, far more serious that she had ever been

before.

 

We did a great many things including making our own Oleander Soup which

she

took religiously for quite a while despite that we made mistakes in

brewing

and dosage which overdosed her and caused gastric problems.

 

Our/her turning point came when we procured a 13 millirem carnotite

stone

from www.nighthawkminerals.com. My wife wore it in her bra,

starting at 4

hours daily, increasing the time by 1/2 hour daily, until she wore it

24/7

either in her bra by day or taped on at night. It was during this time

that

a large part of her breast and the nipple and areola collapsed inward,

then

eventually filled back out, except the nipple remained flat. We did not

then

know what we were looking at only learned about IBC (Inflammatory Breast

Cancer) later after it was all over with.

 

Consequently, it was after this occurred that the Oleander tea began to

really give her terrible gas like never before. We took this as a sign

that

it was no longer needed and she stopped it. I do think Oleander played a

part in her recovery, if for nothing else than to keep the cancer at bay

until we got the "hot rock".

 

We now conjecture that the lump was never cancerous, that it caused a

blockage that caused the cancer. She still has the lump. Nothing to

date has

broken it down. We are headed in a new direction for that. We also think

that it was all her nutrition protocols that allowed the breast to

rebuild

rather quickly.

 

I'll pause here and mention again the theory of Radiation Hormesis. Both

Renee* and I mentioned it here on this group last year and got no

response

so we dropped it. I'll go no further than that again except to say that

since then we have really dived into it and it has been life changing

for us

and our Lyme-infected daughter in more ways than I can presently

enumerate.

(*Just to be clear, Renee is "Gaiacita" and she and I are not related).

 

 

OK that brings us up to date...

 

A few months ago while still searching for anything that would break

down

this recalcitrant lump, we encountered Herb Robert Tea. It must be

Geranium

Robertianum. There is precious little info on it or it's effects to be

found

in print or in the web. It is supposed to be able to carry oxygen to

cells

and also to deliver natural radiation hormesis y it's ability to pick up

natural Germanium from the soil, a natural radioactive element. Now

don't

get Geranium and Germanium mixed up OK?

 

We tried a little of it. It is VERY TASTY! It seemed to provide energy

and

help with hunger abatement while not being overly stimulative. It is

supposed to be anti-tumor. My wife went crazy for it and drinks about 40

ounces a day. It has become her primary drink. She carries it in a liter

thermos everywhere she goes and misses it something awful if she can't

have

it. Unfortunately, it has done knighting obvious for her lump, leading

us

still to conclude that it is a large lump of dead or scar tissue. OK

we're

headed off somewhere else with that.

 

But for me, drinking Herb Robert Tea, just a little bit, turned into ONE

WILD RIDE.

 

And now I'm tired of typing so part 2 will come later.

 

DaddyBob

[Karonv]

Oh Please share more as I am sharing your story on my blog... well the link any ways. I've been researching Robert Herb for a few months and am now wild harvesting it and making tea's tinctures and such WHAT A BEAUTIFUL PLANT... Karonv