So far so good (long post)

[Guest guest]

Dear all,

 

This is my my first post but it is a long one. Just want to let you know that my

mum who has lung cancer (adenocarcinoma stage II)is doing well under this

protocol.

 

Some history: she was diagnosed in 2006 and had undergone surgery as well as

chemo. In 2008,her tumor markers started going up (10 time higher above normal

range) and she started following a nutritional supplement program revolving

around pancreatic enzymes. Unfortunately over the next 8 - 9 months, she started

having fluid retention at her arms and her whole body started itching terribly.

Colon hydrotherapy and daily coffee enemas provided temporary relief. Due to the

increasing discomfort and decline in quality in life as well as the lack of

support and professional advice, we reluctantly stopped. At that point, tumor

markers had neither increased nor decreased.

 

2 months later in 2009, her cancer returned and she rapidly deteriorated.

Fortunately for us, the drug Iressa worked for her, but only for 11 months. So

at the end of 2009, by the time we found about the relapse, she had to drain

fluid from her lungs (more than 1L). The oncologist said she had to undergo

chemo again. The chest physician who performed the procedure of draining her

lung of fluids was less optimistic.

 

After some research, I got her to start taking FOCC 2x daily and Essiac tea with

night massages using flax oil. It was amazing that just a few weeks into this

diet her arms which was still stiff and swollen started softening. Mum did well

under her first round of chemo. However, just after the second round of chemo,

her markers shot up and her cough came back. Our oncologist said it was

pointless to continue with this course and decided to put her under Avastin and

Alimta.

 

And it was back to drawing board as I could not see chemo as a long term

solution for her (after chemo, then what?). I also had to accept the possibility

that the FOCC Budwig diet was only part of the solution, but we had to look for

something else.

 

It was at this point (Feb 2010) that I found out about this group and got her

started on OPC Sutherlandia and she's worked herself up to 6 capsules per day.

Besides that we've added CoQ-10, Jon Barron's Blood Support and RM-10 to the

regiment. All this while, she had not stopped her coffee enemas and her 1 cup of

vegetable juice per day.

 

Ever since then, the last few visits since Feb to the oncologist was very

encouraging. He was very pleased with her blood work and her progress, stating

that the ranges looked good so please continue with whatever you are doing.

(Throughout the years with our oncologist, I have seen him change from a

nutritional skeptic to someone who is actually quietly supportive of our

experiments with supplements). At one point he even suggested bringing the date

to administer chemo one week earlier (to which mum and I went noooo!). In the

most recent visit, he said that her lungs sounded better than the previous

visits and there is marked improvement in her breathing.

 

I feel that with Tony's oleander protocol, my mum has a chance to fight her

cancer, and we now have options apart from chemo. Mum has started to travel

again and cook family dinners - that's a good sign. We have also resumed our

petty little house squabbles – also a good sign of returning to normal times.

 

She still has her coughing spells which gets me worried, so I think I will

suggest for her to increase the dosage of 6 capsules of oleander to 8 capsules

if she is able to tolerate the dosage.

 

I would like to share this with the group because Tony mentioned that it would

nice if people posted more about their experiences. Although my mum is not

'cured' of her cancer, we are very encouraged by her progress and I hope that

she will get off her chemo as soon as possible so that we can just concentrate

on the protocol and improve her health. We've added nigella sattiva oil into her

daily regiment and will soon be adding in advanced colloidal silver, selenium

and Jon Barron's proteolytic enzymes. She still takes FOCC 2x daily with Essiac

tea.

 

The other point I am hoping to make is that we should never give up. It took a

while for me and my mum just to get here and we are still on our way to better

health. Right now, we are hopeful although I do worry sometimes if she will

develop some reaction against the oleander supplements just like whatever

happened in 2008 with her supplements.

 

On a side note, I sometimes wish that these information and products are more

readily available. The main medium from which I gather information is from the

internet. However in Malaysia where I come from, there are people in my mother's

generation who are still shy of technology and do not access the internet. And

even among those who access the internet, many do not speak English as their

first language and there are even fewer who would be comfortable purchasing

items half the world away off the internet. I feel that is perhaps God's grace

that we managed to stumble upon oleander as supplement for my mother's cancer.

 

This is all I have to share with the group. Sorry for the long mail. If all

continues to go well in the next few months, I will drop in to give another

report.

[Guest guest]

Nice post.....thanks for sharing ! keep the updates coming....

 

Phil

 

 

 

aerinmys <aerinmysoleander soup Sent: Fri, April 16, 2010 10:24:09 AM So far so good (long post)

Dear all,This is my my first post but it is a long one. Just want to let you know that my mum who has lung cancer (adenocarcinoma stage II)is doing well under this protocol.Some history: she was diagnosed in 2006 and had undergone surgery as well as chemo. In 2008,her tumor markers started going up (10 time higher above normal range) and she started following a nutritional supplement program revolving around pancreatic enzymes. Unfortunately over the next 8 - 9 months, she started having fluid retention at her arms and her whole body started itching terribly. Colon hydrotherapy and daily coffee enemas provided temporary relief. Due to the increasing discomfort and decline in quality in life as well as the lack of support and professional advice, we reluctantly stopped. At that point, tumor markers had neither increased nor decreased.2 months later in 2009, her cancer returned and she rapidly deteriorated. Fortunately for us,

the drug Iressa worked for her, but only for 11 months. So at the end of 2009, by the time we found about the relapse, she had to drain fluid from her lungs (more than 1L). The oncologist said she had to undergo chemo again. The chest physician who performed the procedure of draining her lung of fluids was less optimistic.After some research, I got her to start taking FOCC 2x daily and Essiac tea with night massages using flax oil. It was amazing that just a few weeks into this diet her arms which was still stiff and swollen started softening. Mum did well under her first round of chemo. However, just after the second round of chemo, her markers shot up and her cough came back. Our oncologist said it was pointless to continue with this course and decided to put her under Avastin and Alimta.And it was back to drawing board as I could not see chemo as a long term solution for her (after chemo, then what?). I also had to accept the

possibility that the FOCC Budwig diet was only part of the solution, but we had to look for something else. It was at this point (Feb 2010) that I found out about this group and got her started on OPC Sutherlandia and she's worked herself up to 6 capsules per day. Besides that we've added CoQ-10, Jon Barron's Blood Support and RM-10 to the regiment. All this while, she had not stopped her coffee enemas and her 1 cup of vegetable juice per day. Ever since then, the last few visits since Feb to the oncologist was very encouraging. He was very pleased with her blood work and her progress, stating that the ranges looked good so please continue with whatever you are doing. (Throughout the years with our oncologist, I have seen him change from a nutritional skeptic to someone who is actually quietly supportive of our experiments with supplements) . At one point he even suggested bringing the date to administer chemo one week earlier (to which

mum and I went noooo!). In the most recent visit, he said that her lungs sounded better than the previous visits and there is marked improvement in her breathing.I feel that with Tony's oleander protocol, my mum has a chance to fight her cancer, and we now have options apart from chemo. Mum has started to travel again and cook family dinners - that's a good sign. We have also resumed our petty little house squabbles – also a good sign of returning to normal times. ;)She still has her coughing spells which gets me worried, so I think I will suggest for her to increase the dosage of 6 capsules of oleander to 8 capsules if she is able to tolerate the dosage.I would like to share this with the group because Tony mentioned that it would nice if people posted more about their experiences. Although my mum is not 'cured' of her cancer, we are very encouraged by her progress and I hope that she will get off her chemo as soon as possible

so that we can just concentrate on the protocol and improve her health. We've added nigella sattiva oil into her daily regiment and will soon be adding in advanced colloidal silver, selenium and Jon Barron's proteolytic enzymes. She still takes FOCC 2x daily with Essiac tea.The other point I am hoping to make is that we should never give up. It took a while for me and my mum just to get here and we are still on our way to better health. Right now, we are hopeful although I do worry sometimes if she will develop some reaction against the oleander supplements just like whatever happened in 2008 with her supplements. On a side note, I sometimes wish that these information and products are more readily available. The main medium from which I gather information is from the internet. However in Malaysia where I come from, there are people in my mother's generation who are still shy of technology and do not access the internet. And even among

those who access the internet, many do not speak English as their first language and there are even fewer who would be comfortable purchasing items half the world away off the internet. I feel that is perhaps God's grace that we managed to stumble upon oleander as supplement for my mother's cancer.This is all I have to share with the group. Sorry for the long mail. If all continues to go well in the next few months, I will drop in to give another report.

[Guest guest]

That is great news and it sounds like your mum is on the right track.

A couple of suggestions:

First, make sure that the selenium is in the form of methylselenocysteine - which is the form of selenium that has proven to have specific anti-cancer properties. You can get it at Utopia Silver, as they now carry both it and another important protocol item NAC Sustain after my request for them to do so (and you can get 15% off when you use our group discount code of LR001 provided they are not currently on sale).

Two, while I am hesitant to suggest changing anything that appears to be working, please keep in mind that chemo has ever diminishing positive returns and ever increasing harm and dangers. At some point in time, pehaps now, chemo may be working against your mum instead of for her. At least oleander does provide a good measure of protection against the harmful and unpleasant side effects of chemo.

Thanks so much for sharing!

oleander soup , "aerinmys" <aerinmys wrote:>> Dear all,> > This is my my first post but it is a long one. Just want to let you know that my mum who has lung cancer (adenocarcinoma stage II)is doing well under this protocol.> > Some history: she was diagnosed in 2006 and had undergone surgery as well as chemo. In 2008,her tumor markers started going up (10 time higher above normal range) and she started following a nutritional supplement program revolving around pancreatic enzymes. Unfortunately over the next 8 - 9 months, she started having fluid retention at her arms and her whole body started itching terribly. Colon hydrotherapy and daily coffee enemas provided temporary relief. Due to the increasing discomfort and decline in quality in life as well as the lack of support and professional advice, we reluctantly stopped. At that point, tumor markers had neither increased nor decreased.> > 2 months later in 2009, her cancer returned and she rapidly deteriorated. Fortunately for us, the drug Iressa worked for her, but only for 11 months. So at the end of 2009, by the time we found about the relapse, she had to drain fluid from her lungs (more than 1L). The oncologist said she had to undergo chemo again. The chest physician who performed the procedure of draining her lung of fluids was less optimistic.> > After some research, I got her to start taking FOCC 2x daily and Essiac tea with night massages using flax oil. It was amazing that just a few weeks into this diet her arms which was still stiff and swollen started softening. Mum did well under her first round of chemo. However, just after the second round of chemo, her markers shot up and her cough came back. Our oncologist said it was pointless to continue with this course and decided to put her under Avastin and Alimta.> > And it was back to drawing board as I could not see chemo as a long term solution for her (after chemo, then what?). I also had to accept the possibility that the FOCC Budwig diet was only part of the solution, but we had to look for something else. > > It was at this point (Feb 2010) that I found out about this group and got her started on OPC Sutherlandia and she's worked herself up to 6 capsules per day. Besides that we've added CoQ-10, Jon Barron's Blood Support and RM-10 to the regiment. All this while, she had not stopped her coffee enemas and her 1 cup of vegetable juice per day. > > Ever since then, the last few visits since Feb to the oncologist was very encouraging. He was very pleased with her blood work and her progress, stating that the ranges looked good so please continue with whatever you are doing. (Throughout the years with our oncologist, I have seen him change from a nutritional skeptic to someone who is actually quietly supportive of our experiments with supplements). At one point he even suggested bringing the date to administer chemo one week earlier (to which mum and I went noooo!). In the most recent visit, he said that her lungs sounded better than the previous visits and there is marked improvement in her breathing.> > I feel that with Tony's oleander protocol, my mum has a chance to fight her cancer, and we now have options apart from chemo. Mum has started to travel again and cook family dinners - that's a good sign. We have also resumed our petty little house squabbles – also a good sign of returning to normal times. > > She still has her coughing spells which gets me worried, so I think I will suggest for her to increase the dosage of 6 capsules of oleander to 8 capsules if she is able to tolerate the dosage.> > I would like to share this with the group because Tony mentioned that it would nice if people posted more about their experiences. Although my mum is not 'cured' of her cancer, we are very encouraged by her progress and I hope that she will get off her chemo as soon as possible so that we can just concentrate on the protocol and improve her health. We've added nigella sattiva oil into her daily regiment and will soon be adding in advanced colloidal silver, selenium and Jon Barron's proteolytic enzymes. She still takes FOCC 2x daily with Essiac tea.> > The other point I am hoping to make is that we should never give up. It took a while for me and my mum just to get here and we are still on our way to better health. Right now, we are hopeful although I do worry sometimes if she will develop some reaction against the oleander supplements just like whatever happened in 2008 with her supplements. > > On a side note, I sometimes wish that these information and products are more readily available. The main medium from which I gather information is from the internet. However in Malaysia where I come from, there are people in my mother's generation who are still shy of technology and do not access the internet. And even among those who access the internet, many do not speak English as their first language and there are even fewer who would be comfortable purchasing items half the world away off the internet. I feel that is perhaps God's grace that we managed to stumble upon oleander as supplement for my mother's cancer.> > This is all I have to share with the group. Sorry for the long mail. If all continues to go well in the next few months, I will drop in to give another report.>

[Guest guest]

Don't apologize for the long post at all. It was a delight reading about your mother's progress.Hugs,aerinmys <aerinmysoleander soup Sent: Fri, April 16, 2010 12:24:09 PM So far so good (long post)

 

 

Dear all,

 

This is my my first post but it is a long one. Just want to let you know that my mum who has lung cancer (adenocarcinoma stage II)is doing well under this protocol.

 

Some history: she was diagnosed in 2006 and had undergone surgery as well as chemo. In 2008,her tumor markers started going up (10 time higher above normal range) and she started following a nutritional supplement program revolving around pancreatic enzymes. Unfortunately over the next 8 - 9 months, she started having fluid retention at her arms and her whole body started itching terribly. Colon hydrotherapy and daily coffee enemas provided temporary relief. Due to the increasing discomfort and decline in quality in life as well as the lack of support and professional advice, we reluctantly stopped. At that point, tumor markers had neither increased nor decreased.

 

2 months later in 2009, her cancer returned and she rapidly deteriorated. Fortunately for us, the drug Iressa worked for her, but only for 11 months. So at the end of 2009, by the time we found about the relapse, she had to drain fluid from her lungs (more than 1L). The oncologist said she had to undergo chemo again. The chest physician who performed the procedure of draining her lung of fluids was less optimistic.

 

After some research, I got her to start taking FOCC 2x daily and Essiac tea with night massages using flax oil. It was amazing that just a few weeks into this diet her arms which was still stiff and swollen started softening. Mum did well under her first round of chemo. However, just after the second round of chemo, her markers shot up and her cough came back. Our oncologist said it was pointless to continue with this course and decided to put her under Avastin and Alimta.

 

And it was back to drawing board as I could not see chemo as a long term solution for her (after chemo, then what?). I also had to accept the possibility that the FOCC Budwig diet was only part of the solution, but we had to look for something else.

 

It was at this point (Feb 2010) that I found out about this group and got her started on OPC Sutherlandia and she's worked herself up to 6 capsules per day. Besides that we've added CoQ-10, Jon Barron's Blood Support and RM-10 to the regiment. All this while, she had not stopped her coffee enemas and her 1 cup of vegetable juice per day.

 

Ever since then, the last few visits since Feb to the oncologist was very encouraging. He was very pleased with her blood work and her progress, stating that the ranges looked good so please continue with whatever you are doing. (Throughout the years with our oncologist, I have seen him change from a nutritional skeptic to someone who is actually quietly supportive of our experiments with supplements) . At one point he even suggested bringing the date to administer chemo one week earlier (to which mum and I went noooo!). In the most recent visit, he said that her lungs sounded better than the previous visits and there is marked improvement in her breathing.

 

I feel that with Tony's oleander protocol, my mum has a chance to fight her cancer, and we now have options apart from chemo. Mum has started to travel again and cook family dinners - that's a good sign. We have also resumed our petty little house squabbles – also a good sign of returning to normal times.

 

She still has her coughing spells which gets me worried, so I think I will suggest for her to increase the dosage of 6 capsules of oleander to 8 capsules if she is able to tolerate the dosage.

 

I would like to share this with the group because Tony mentioned that it would nice if people posted more about their experiences. Although my mum is not 'cured' of her cancer, we are very encouraged by her progress and I hope that she will get off her chemo as soon as possible so that we can just concentrate on the protocol and improve her health. We've added nigella sattiva oil into her daily regiment and will soon be adding in advanced colloidal silver, selenium and Jon Barron's proteolytic enzymes. She still takes FOCC 2x daily with Essiac tea.

 

The other point I am hoping to make is that we should never give up. It took a while for me and my mum just to get here and we are still on our way to better health. Right now, we are hopeful although I do worry sometimes if she will develop some reaction against the oleander supplements just like whatever happened in 2008 with her supplements.

 

On a side note, I sometimes wish that these information and products are more readily available. The main medium from which I gather information is from the internet. However in Malaysia where I come from, there are people in my mother's generation who are still shy of technology and do not access the internet. And even among those who access the internet, many do not speak English as their first language and there are even fewer who would be comfortable purchasing items half the world away off the internet. I feel that is perhaps God's grace that we managed to stumble upon oleander as supplement for my mother's cancer.

 

This is all I have to share with the group. Sorry for the long mail. If all continues to go well in the next few months, I will drop in to give another report.

[Guest guest]

aerinmys,

Thanks for the report on your Mum's Health.

I feel she will be be fine. Keep up the Good Fight!

Ron

 

On 4/16/2010 10:24 AM, aerinmys wrote:

 

 

Dear all,

 

This is my my first post but it is a long one. Just want to let you

know that my mum who has lung cancer (adenocarcinoma stage II)is doing

well under this protocol.

 

Some history: she was diagnosed in 2006 and had undergone surgery as

well as chemo. In 2008,her tumor markers started going up (10 time

higher above normal range) and she started following a nutritional

supplement program revolving around pancreatic enzymes. Unfortunately

over the next 8 - 9 months, she started having fluid retention at her

arms and her whole body started itching terribly. Colon hydrotherapy

and daily coffee enemas provided temporary relief. Due to the

increasing discomfort and decline in quality in life as well as the

lack of support and professional advice, we reluctantly stopped. At

that point, tumor markers had neither increased nor decreased.

 

2 months later in 2009, her cancer returned and she rapidly

deteriorated. Fortunately for us, the drug Iressa worked for her, but

only for 11 months. So at the end of 2009, by the time we found about

the relapse, she had to drain fluid from her lungs (more than 1L). The

oncologist said she had to undergo chemo again. The chest physician who

performed the procedure of draining her lung of fluids was less

optimistic.

 

After some research, I got her to start taking FOCC 2x daily and Essiac

tea with night massages using flax oil. It was amazing that just a few

weeks into this diet her arms which was still stiff and swollen started

softening. Mum did well under her first round of chemo. However, just

after the second round of chemo, her markers shot up and her cough came

back. Our oncologist said it was pointless to continue with this course

and decided to put her under Avastin and Alimta.

 

And it was back to drawing board as I could not see chemo as a long

term solution for her (after chemo, then what?). I also had to accept

the possibility that the FOCC Budwig diet was only part of the

solution, but we had to look for something else.

 

It was at this point (Feb 2010) that I found out about this group and

got her started on OPC Sutherlandia and she's worked herself up to 6

capsules per day. Besides that we've added CoQ-10, Jon Barron's Blood

Support and RM-10 to the regiment. All this while, she had not stopped

her coffee enemas and her 1 cup of vegetable juice per day.

 

Ever since then, the last few visits since Feb to the oncologist was

very encouraging. He was very pleased with her blood work and her

progress, stating that the ranges looked good so please continue with

whatever you are doing. (Throughout the years with our oncologist, I

have seen him change from a nutritional skeptic to someone who is

actually quietly supportive of our experiments with supplements).

At one point he even suggested bringing the date to administer chemo

one week earlier (to which mum and I went noooo!). In the most recent

visit, he said that her lungs sounded better than the previous visits

and there is marked improvement in her breathing.

 

I feel that with Tony's oleander protocol, my mum has a chance to fight

her cancer, and we now have options apart from chemo. Mum has started

to travel again and cook family dinners - that's a good sign. We have

also resumed our petty little house squabbles – also a good sign of

returning to normal times.

 

She still has her coughing spells which gets me worried, so I think I

will suggest for her to increase the dosage of 6 capsules of oleander

to 8 capsules if she is able to tolerate the dosage.

 

I would like to share this with the group because Tony mentioned that

it would nice if people posted more about their experiences. Although

my mum is not 'cured' of her cancer, we are very encouraged by her

progress and I hope that she will get off her chemo as soon as possible

so that we can just concentrate on the protocol and improve her health.

We've added nigella sattiva oil into her daily regiment and will soon

be adding in advanced colloidal silver, selenium and Jon Barron's

proteolytic enzymes. She still takes FOCC 2x daily with Essiac tea.

 

The other point I am hoping to make is that we should never give up. It

took a while for me and my mum just to get here and we are still on our

way to better health. Right now, we are hopeful although I do worry

sometimes if she will develop some reaction against the oleander

supplements just like whatever happened in 2008 with her supplements.

 

On a side note, I sometimes wish that these information and products

are more readily available. The main medium from which I gather

information is from the internet. However in Malaysia where I come

from, there are people in my mother's generation who are still shy of

technology and do not access the internet. And even among those who

access the internet, many do not speak English as their first language

and there are even fewer who would be comfortable purchasing items half

the world away off the internet. I feel that is perhaps God's grace

that we managed to stumble upon oleander as supplement for my mother's

cancer.

 

This is all I have to share with the group. Sorry for the long mail. If

all continues to go well in the next few months, I will drop in to give

another report.

[Guest guest]

Ron,

 

 

Thanks for the wonderful feedback. If old folks are not internet literate, you

might spread OPC and Tony's protocol by word of mouth whenever you can. This

will be a helpful method to get them on the right track.

 

Melly

 

oleander soup , Ron <rw wrote:

>

> aerinmys,

> Thanks for the report on your Mum's Health.

> I feel she will be be fine. Keep up the Good Fight!

> Ron

>

> On 4/16/2010 10:24 AM, aerinmys wrote:

> >

> > Dear all,

> >

> > This is my my first post but it is a long one. Just want to let you

> > know that my mum who has lung cancer (adenocarcinoma stage II)is doing

> > well under this protocol.

> >

> > Some history: she was diagnosed in 2006 and had undergone surgery as

> > well as chemo. In 2008,her tumor markers started going up (10 time

> > higher above normal range) and she started following a nutritional

> > supplement program revolving around pancreatic enzymes. Unfortunately

> > over the next 8 - 9 months, she started having fluid retention at her

> > arms and her whole body started itching terribly. Colon hydrotherapy

> > and daily coffee enemas provided temporary relief. Due to the

> > increasing discomfort and decline in quality in life as well as the

> > lack of support and professional advice, we reluctantly stopped. At

> > that point, tumor markers had neither increased nor decreased.

> >

> > 2 months later in 2009, her cancer returned and she rapidly

> > deteriorated. Fortunately for us, the drug Iressa worked for her, but

> > only for 11 months. So at the end of 2009, by the time we found about

> > the relapse, she had to drain fluid from her lungs (more than 1L). The

> > oncologist said she had to undergo chemo again. The chest physician

> > who performed the procedure of draining her lung of fluids was less

> > optimistic.

> >

> > After some research, I got her to start taking FOCC 2x daily and

> > Essiac tea with night massages using flax oil. It was amazing that

> > just a few weeks into this diet her arms which was still stiff and

> > swollen started softening. Mum did well under her first round of

> > chemo. However, just after the second round of chemo, her markers shot

> > up and her cough came back. Our oncologist said it was pointless to

> > continue with this course and decided to put her under Avastin and Alimta.

> >

> > And it was back to drawing board as I could not see chemo as a long

> > term solution for her (after chemo, then what?). I also had to accept

> > the possibility that the FOCC Budwig diet was only part of the

> > solution, but we had to look for something else.

> >

> > It was at this point (Feb 2010) that I found out about this group and

> > got her started on OPC Sutherlandia and she's worked herself up to 6

> > capsules per day. Besides that we've added CoQ-10, Jon Barron's Blood

> > Support and RM-10 to the regiment. All this while, she had not stopped

> > her coffee enemas and her 1 cup of vegetable juice per day.

> >

> > Ever since then, the last few visits since Feb to the oncologist was

> > very encouraging. He was very pleased with her blood work and her

> > progress, stating that the ranges looked good so please continue with

> > whatever you are doing. (Throughout the years with our oncologist, I

> > have seen him change from a nutritional skeptic to someone who is

> > actually quietly supportive of our experiments with supplements). At

> > one point he even suggested bringing the date to administer chemo one

> > week earlier (to which mum and I went noooo!). In the most recent

> > visit, he said that her lungs sounded better than the previous visits

> > and there is marked improvement in her breathing.

> >

> > I feel that with Tony's oleander protocol, my mum has a chance to

> > fight her cancer, and we now have options apart from chemo. Mum has

> > started to travel again and cook family dinners - that's a good sign.

> > We have also resumed our petty little house squabbles -- also a good

> > sign of returning to normal times.

> >

> > She still has her coughing spells which gets me worried, so I think I

> > will suggest for her to increase the dosage of 6 capsules of oleander

> > to 8 capsules if she is able to tolerate the dosage.

> >

> > I would like to share this with the group because Tony mentioned that

> > it would nice if people posted more about their experiences. Although

> > my mum is not 'cured' of her cancer, we are very encouraged by her

> > progress and I hope that she will get off her chemo as soon as

> > possible so that we can just concentrate on the protocol and improve

> > her health. We've added nigella sattiva oil into her daily regiment

> > and will soon be adding in advanced colloidal silver, selenium and Jon

> > Barron's proteolytic enzymes. She still takes FOCC 2x daily with

> > Essiac tea.

> >

> > The other point I am hoping to make is that we should never give up.

> > It took a while for me and my mum just to get here and we are still on

> > our way to better health. Right now, we are hopeful although I do

> > worry sometimes if she will develop some reaction against the oleander

> > supplements just like whatever happened in 2008 with her supplements.

> >

> > On a side note, I sometimes wish that these information and products

> > are more readily available. The main medium from which I gather

> > information is from the internet. However in Malaysia where I come

> > from, there are people in my mother's generation who are still shy of

> > technology and do not access the internet. And even among those who

> > access the internet, many do not speak English as their first language

> > and there are even fewer who would be comfortable purchasing items

> > half the world away off the internet. I feel that is perhaps God's

> > grace that we managed to stumble upon oleander as supplement for my

> > mother's cancer.

> >

> > This is all I have to share with the group. Sorry for the long mail.

> > If all continues to go well in the next few months, I will drop in to

> > give another report.

> >

> >

>