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Old 09-21-2010, 11:30 PM
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I will be interested in hearing about the antiangiogensis therapy. Are you going to try bindweed? What really blew me away about the article is that it helped in very advanced cancer. The Townsend Letter is about equilivant to the Journal of American Medicine in the Alternative health realm.

Has your husband been doing mms?
Yes, he is taking mms since 8/19, also Indian herb/LifeLine water, laetril/seeds and maple syrup/baking soda somewhere in between there about x3/day. The lab results have not been made avlbl to me today but was told his liver enzymes are down and bilirubinn is down which makes us very happy to hear. I really wanted to know the pH level and the protein but will have to wait til the VA makes the results avbl to us. *SIGH*....
We have not been told as yet if he is candidate for the AG or not..so more waiting and meanwhile I am hoping by the time they finally get around to it, maybe there will be nothing to treat! That would be totally awesome!
He finished the first 20 days of the Indian herb and skipped 5 days and then started it again last Thursday.
His energy level is still pretty good and I think his weight has stabalized now it seems. He has developed a tiny red rash on his legs and I think it is the toxins coming out...no itching..just tiny red dots.
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Old 09-21-2010, 11:41 PM
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Also, I forgot to mention, he is taking enzymes and milk thistle and eating gluten-free, dairy-free, sugar-free, meat-free and as organic as we can get. He has been drinking RioVida for around 4 years now which contains transfer factor but have not bought the TF in capsules yet...may switch from the RioVida to the capsules...
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Boy mountainrain, you sure are working on this. That his liver enzymes are down is a very good sign I would think... I have seen liver enzymes go down very quickly with the use of mms but who can say what is doing it with all you are doing. If things are looking good you may want to put off that angio whatever it is.

Libby, its gonna be a long two weeks!
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Hi Arrow. When we started out, I was ordering the appricot seeds and they had a very nice combo pack which included the MMS drops (something I knew nothing about). The package came with the seeds, bottle of B17 tabs (100mg), enzymes, MMS/activator, and a bottle of aloe vera juice. I then became educated on the MMS drops at Jim Humble's site. Then I started reading at cancertutor.com and here as well. I have been learning SO MUCH!
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Hi Libby, I'm moving this disucssion to this thread for obvious reasons.

I found this site that may be of some interest
https://www.liveandfeel.com/medicinalplants/bindweed.html

Then I came acorss "Bindweed Farm" in Idaho... now I'm just guessing that they call it Bindweed Farm because they have lots of bindweed there.
Maybe you could call them and ask if they have any and if they can send you some. I bet they would be happy to
https://www.bindweedfarm.com/

meanwhile I will take the search to another forum that might have folks who can help
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I will be interested in hearing about the antiangiogensis therapy. Are you going to try bindweed? What really blew me away about the article is that it helped in very advanced cancer. The Townsend Letter is about equilivant to the Journal of American Medicine in the Alternative health realm.

Has your husband been doing mms?
Arrow, I feel so bad that I have not been back here to post as I know how important updates are and how hungry people are to read of positive results here. I know I certainly do hunger for others' testimonies.

He had the chemoembolization now a month ago and they did not use Avastin but used doxyrubacin. Just today, a whole week after his last MRI, they called to give us an update (after not returning our calls for a whole week) but didn't really have anything to tell us other than that the tumors are not bigger and they now say they won't know anything til he has lab work.

He was doing a whole lot better before he had the CE. They managed to somehow butcher his leg with the incision for the catheter and he was so drugged up with demerol that he seemed a whole 20 years older after the procedure and still has pain from the incision site, taking hydrocodone for pain in his leg. He isn't taking a lot of them but I wish he didn't have to take any of them. I'm sure he has pain but I can't understand why he should have so much pain this far out and from such a small incision. There was far too much bruising and I feel like they somehow messed up his leg. I don't understand it.

Anyway...I have continued to constantly read and I have learned a lot of things. I don't want anyone to be discouraged about the MMS drops which we did try or any of the other therapies that have worked for some. I think that it is really an individual thing and that one has to find the right thing for their particular condition. I have not seen much on this site about oleander or about pau d arco but I have read extensively about them on many other sites.

The thing is that with the CE, the blood vessels that feed the tumor are blocked with the chemo and so nothing can get to them, nothing at all, for at least the duration of the chemo beads in the vessel. I understand that they last for about a month. So, even oleander or MMS drops or B17 or anything is getting to the tumor. He has been taking (1 week) oleander in the capsules but only in very small doses so as to gradually increase over time. We have ordered some pau d arco tea and I hope it is the real thing (inner bark). I ordered from a vendor called Taheebo Tea Club. Does anyone know of them?

I will let you know how things are going after a week or so of that. He most certainly will NOT be going back for a second round of the CE. Forget it. Thank you very much but no thank you very much.

I do so hope we can regain what has been lost through 'white man's' medicine thus far...but I learned a long time ago that one thing you cannot ever get back is TIME that is lost.
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Its OK. Glad you made it back... I can only imagine how overwhelmed you must feel.

would try some serrapeptase enzymes for that incision pain....
www.serrapeptase.info get Doctors Best at www.iherb.com

Keep up with the alternative stuff as you don't know what mets may be there that the doctors can't see.
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Thanks for that great info, Arrow. I will definitely look into the serrapeptase. Sounds like a good thing to have around. I will not give up on alternative therapies as I'm sure there are many that do work. He does eat the cottage cheese/flax seed oil/raw plant protein with bananas and applesauce for breakfast and then the oleander caps and a liver support tablet that contains sho-aiko(Astragalus Root, Asian Ginseng Root Extract (8% ginsenosides), Milk Thistle Seed Extract (83% silymarin), Bupleurum Root Extract (5% saikosaponin), Licorice Root Extract (4:1), Jujube Fruit Extract (6:1), Schisandra Fruit Extract (10:1), Ginger Root Extract (5% gingerol), Chinese Scullcap Root Extract (30% flavones), and Chinese Scullcap Root Extract (80% baicalin). purchased at
https://www.chineseherbsdirect.com/liver-defense-p-1794.html

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A friend just sent me some links for a bindweed product that may be more affordable for some people.. Please look at these carefully. They may or may not provide the same medicinal effect as the product listed related to the study. Its the same product from two different distriibutors.

https://organicpharmacy.org/products/Dermaweed

https://www.dngvitamins.com/product_p/bindw.htm
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