Please continue to pray.? She is able to drink tea and had a small cup of rice broth for lunch and dinner today. I have been using flaxseed oil to massage her back and stomach. I hope she will be able to eat a small serving of FOCC tomorrow
On Sun, May 1, 2022 at 3:18 PM, JoAnne Shott <doebucky@...> wrote:
Your Mom is blessed to have such a loving daughter!
Doebucky On Saturday, April 30, 2022, 7:06 PM, Julie Ma via groups.io <julientexas@...> wrote: My mom is not well at all. She can't even eat her FOCC or the light salad. It's been like this for about a few days. Today she said the juice makes her bloated.?
Please pray for her.
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On Saturday, April 30, 2022, 7:06 PM, Julie Ma via groups.io <julientexas@...> wrote: My mom is not well at all. She can't even eat her FOCC or the light salad. It's been like this for about a few days. Today she said the juice makes her bloated.?
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Of course, we will…Remember, whatever happens, you’ve done an amazing job looking after her. I pray she’ll feel better soon and this is just a temporary setback. But you know, human efforts can only do so much and even the greatest knowledge can only go so far…the rest, leave it up to God. May He comfort her and strengthen her in all ways, physical and spiritual ?.?
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On Saturday, April 30, 2022, Julie Ma via <julientexas= [email protected]> wrote: My mom is not well at all. She can't even eat her FOCC or the light salad. It's been like this for about a few days. Today she said the juice makes her bloated.?
Please pray for her.
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My mom is not well at all. She can't even eat her FOCC or the light salad. It's been like this for about a few days. Today she said the juice makes her bloated.?
Please pray for her.
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Psoriasis in a way is like cancer with its proliferation and angiogenesis ability.
My mom had a big fare up last summer before we realized that her cancer returned.
She has been on juicing and FOCC (though not taking the full dose since she hardly has any appetite); I give her a back massage every morning and a feet massage late afternoon every day. She had an in grown toenail removed close to 3 three weeks ago and I had to stop the foot massage.
Just resumed 2 days ago and I was surprised to see that her psoriasis are GONE. Her legs are cleared!
I am secretly hoping that this is a sign that the antiangiogenesis is working.?
I tried googling but found no correlation between the two. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi Allen,
Yes, I believe the Budwig plan will help to stop bone cancer, but you have to follow the diet and lifestyle plan carefully without straying from it. It could take 4 or 5 months to start seeing improvements. Be sure to eat ground flaxseeds in the FOCC and in unsweetened fruit juice in the afternoons. You can read the guide to the program on the front page of my website at Budwig-Videos.com ?Click on "Fundamentals' at the top of the front page.?
Kind regards and best wishes,
Sandra?
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bloodroot herb ?- apply topically right to your multiple myeloma and it should go away b/c it takes out the cancer root. I personally applied on a face of a friend of mine 3 times and was actually scared by how much inflammation it created but then in 3 weeks the inflammation went down and in a few months the skin got healed and looks perfect now. No scar tissue. My friend had squamous skin cancer. The bloodroot paste was giving to me also by a friend. So I don't know where to get reliable bloodroot but it worth trying different companies. And watch application of bloodroot on youtube. Wishing you well.
TK
On Thursday, April 28, 2022, 11:19:28 AM PDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote:
Plenty of leafy greens for your iron & maybe a glass of carrot juice freshly juiced each day would help. > On 28 Apr 2022, at 18:25, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21= [email protected]> wrote: > > ?Yes, I agree and thanks for your response. However, I'm vegetarian - that might play into the low iron, as well. My protein > intake is high enough, per blood tests, but it's not as high as it would be with animal protein. > > > > On Thursday, April 28, 2022, 10:48:17 AM EDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20= [email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > As long as you are eating a balanced diet it will not do any harm to take 18 grams per day. > > > >> On 27 Apr 2022, at 00:19, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21= [email protected]> wrote: >> >> ? Thanks for your reply, I apologize for my slow response. Those are amazing results you cited. I read a posting on the Mayo Clinic site verifying a person who cured melanoma, I believe stage 4, with IpP alone. I know it’s a great tool. >> >> I, however, took too much during the beginning if the pandemic. After a long while, my iron was low (we believe that’s the issue). I cut back from 20gm per day to 5gm. I’ve read that some do not think it can cause low iron, yet some use it to lower iron. I need to research more. >> >> I had not thought of checking YouTube, I will definitely do that. Again, thanks so much, Tom. >> >> PB >> >> >> >>> On Wednesday, April 20, 2022, 3:31 PM, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20= [email protected]> wrote: >>> I have only started using Ip6, Inositol couple of weeks ago for undiagnosed pain progression in my body for the past 12 years but I have spoken directly to 3 or 4 people that wiped out stage 4 cancer with it -one with early cancer also cleared up & the other had Barrett’s oesophagus which as you may know is incurable by modern medical practice. But ip6 with inositol wiped it out GONE & these are real people that I have spoken to, if you go & look at all of the animal studies it’s actually not at all surprising that it can help so much. >>> Hope this helps, look up professor Shamsuddin as he is the man that done a lot of the trials & he has some webinars posted on YouTube about it, very enlightening. >>> >>>> On a 20 Apr 2022, at 18:38, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21= [email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>> ?Hi Tom - >>>> >>>> Would you mind sharing your experience with Ip6 Inositol? Dosage, if you take it with food, >>>> how long you've used it, results/problems? >>>> >>>> I know it's very powerful, and I take it, but I've never 'met' anyone else who did! >>>> >>>> Thanks so much. >>>> >>>> PB >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Monday, April 18, 2022, 8:14:17 PM EDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20= [email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Ip6 + inositol >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>> On 18 Apr 2022, at 18:00, Pete Sullivan < psalmsixtyseven@...> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> ? >>>> All, >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> I have long been a proponent of Dr. Budwig and the diet.? I believe it has prolonged my life and allowed me to beat Multiple Myeloma for a long time. >>>> >>>> Having said that - i am specifically interested in any ideas that anyone may have that has some level of documentation or experience they can share with me regarding alternative ways to fight Myeloma. >>>> >>>> I believe Ivermectin has shown to be very helpful in fighting many types of cancer, however Myeloma seems to be a problem for many such treatments as its not tumor based and thus the tumor shrinking potential of many treatments is wasted on Myeloma. >>>> >>>> Appreciate any thoughts specifically around fighting Myeloma. I'm not interested btw in paying "the Myeloma guy" or anyone for help.? We shouldn't be trying to make money off helping fight cancer. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Blessings, >>>> >>>> Pete >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> > > > > > > >
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John, will you share the link on oxygen? Thanks.
On Thursday, April 28, 2022, 12:26:18 PM CDT, jpac via groups.io <jpaconnolly@...> wrote:
Hi Allen?
if can also try to see if you can do Oxygen at pressure along with the diet - see Professor Philip James book Oxygen and the Brain - even just read the synopsis on amazon - I have/had oeesophageal cancer and both have helped me?
regards
John On 28 Apr 2022, at 13:55, allen mayo <allen.mayo@...> wrote:
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I have been a member of the group for close to 20 years At that time I had a high psa and did not want a biopsy so I sought help from the group .After years of seeing my
psa jump all over I realized that psa was not a good marker for prostate cancer.
Ten years ago my daughter came down with breast cancer HER2 +I posted many times on her behalf.She would get on the budwig diet for a few weeks then go off .She passed
away 4 years ago this month
Now back to me .I guess that I thought that I could outsmart the system but now I have bone cancer .
I was wondering if the budwig diet would help with bone cancer .If anyone in the group or knows someone that has had bone cancer and seen results with the diet I would
appre3ciate hearing from them .
Sandra what is your take ,do you think budwig would help
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Thank you Allen in Quebec
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Plenty of leafy greens for your iron & maybe a glass of carrot juice freshly juiced each day would help.
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On 28 Apr 2022, at 18:25, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21@...> wrote:
?Yes, I agree and thanks for your response. However, I'm vegetarian - that might play into the low iron, as well. My protein
intake is high enough, per blood tests, but it's not as high as it would be with animal protein.
On Thursday, April 28, 2022, 10:48:17 AM EDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote:
As long as you are eating a balanced diet it will not do any harm to take 18 grams per day.
On 27 Apr 2022, at 00:19, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21@...> wrote:
? Thanks for your reply, I apologize for my slow response. Those are amazing results you cited. I read a posting on the Mayo Clinic site verifying a person who cured melanoma, I believe stage 4, with IpP alone. I know it’s a great tool.
I, however, took too much during the beginning if the pandemic. After a long while, my iron was low (we believe that’s the issue). I cut back from 20gm per day to 5gm. I’ve read that some do not think it can cause low iron, yet some use it to lower iron. I need to research more.
I had not thought of checking YouTube, I will definitely do that. Again, thanks so much, Tom.
PB
On Wednesday, April 20, 2022, 3:31 PM, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote:
I have only started using Ip6, Inositol couple of weeks ago for undiagnosed pain progression in my body for the past 12 years but I have spoken directly to 3 or 4 people that wiped out stage 4 cancer with it -one with early cancer also cleared up & the other had Barrett’s oesophagus which as you may know is incurable by modern medical practice. But ip6 with inositol wiped it out GONE & these are real people that I have spoken to, if you go & look at all of the animal studies it’s actually not at all surprising that it can help so much.
Hope this helps, look up professor Shamsuddin as he is the man that done a lot of the trials & he has some webinars posted on YouTube about it, very enlightening.
On a 20 Apr 2022, at 18:38, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21@...> wrote:
?Hi Tom -
Would you mind sharing your experience with Ip6 Inositol? Dosage, if you take it with food,
how long you've used it, results/problems?
I know it's very powerful, and I take it, but I've never 'met' anyone else who did!
Thanks so much.
PB
On Monday, April 18, 2022, 8:14:17 PM EDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote:
Ip6 + inositol
On 18 Apr 2022, at 18:00, Pete Sullivan <psalmsixtyseven@...> wrote:
? All,
I have long been a proponent of Dr. Budwig and the diet. I believe it has prolonged my life and allowed me to beat Multiple Myeloma for a long time.
Having said that - i am specifically interested in any ideas that anyone may have that has some level of documentation or experience they can share with me regarding alternative ways to fight Myeloma.
I believe Ivermectin has shown to be very helpful in fighting many types of cancer, however Myeloma seems to be a problem for many such treatments as its not tumor based and thus the tumor shrinking potential of many treatments is wasted on Myeloma.
Appreciate any thoughts specifically around fighting Myeloma. I'm not interested btw in paying "the Myeloma guy" or anyone for help. We shouldn't be trying to make money off helping fight cancer.
Blessings,
Pete
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Hi Allen?
if can also try to see if you can do Oxygen at pressure along with the diet - see Professor Philip James book Oxygen and the Brain - even just read the synopsis on amazon - I have/had oeesophageal cancer and both have helped me?
regards
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On 28 Apr 2022, at 13:55, allen mayo <allen.mayo@...> wrote:
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I have been a member of the group for close to 20 years At that time I had a high psa and did not want a biopsy so I sought help from the group .After years of seeing my
psa jump all over I realized that psa was not a good marker for prostate cancer.
Ten years ago my daughter came down with breast cancer HER2 +I posted many times on her behalf.She would get on the budwig diet for a few weeks then go off .She passed
away 4 years ago this month
Now back to me .I guess that I thought that I could outsmart the system but now I have bone cancer .
I was wondering if the budwig diet would help with bone cancer .If anyone in the group or knows someone that has had bone cancer and seen results with the diet I would
appre3ciate hearing from them .
Sandra what is your take ,do you think budwig would help
?
Thank you Allen in Quebec
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Yes, I agree and thanks for your response. However, I'm vegetarian - that might play into the low iron, as well. My protein
intake is high enough, per blood tests, but it's not as high as it would be with animal protein.
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On Thursday, April 28, 2022, 10:48:17 AM EDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote: As long as you are eating a balanced diet it will not do any harm to take 18 grams per day. On 27 Apr 2022, at 00:19, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21@...> wrote:
? Thanks for your reply, I apologize for my?slow response. Those are amazing results you cited. I read a posting on the Mayo Clinic site verifying a person who cured melanoma, I believe stage 4, with IpP alone. I know it’s a great tool.?
I, however, took too much during the beginning if the pandemic. After a long?while, my iron was low (we believe that’s the issue). I cut back from 20gm per day to 5gm. I’ve read that some do not think it can?cause low iron, yet?some use it to lower?iron. I need to research more.?
I had?not thought of checking YouTube,?I will definitely do that. Again, thanks so much, Tom.?
PB
On Wednesday, April 20, 2022, 3:31 PM, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote:
I have only started using Ip6, Inositol couple of weeks ago for undiagnosed pain progression in my body for the past 12 years but I have spoken directly to 3 or 4 people that wiped out stage 4 cancer with it -one with early cancer also cleared up & the other had Barrett’s oesophagus which as you may know is incurable by modern medical practice. But ip6 with inositol wiped it out GONE & these are real people that I have spoken to, if you go & look at all of the animal studies it’s actually not at all surprising that it can help so much.
Hope this helps, look up professor Shamsuddin as he is the man that done a lot of the trials & he has some webinars posted on YouTube about it, very enlightening.
On a 20 Apr 2022, at 18:38, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21@...> wrote:
?Hi Tom -
Would you mind sharing your experience with Ip6 Inositol? Dosage, if you take it with food,
how long you've used it, results/problems?
I know it's very powerful, and I take it, but I've never 'met' anyone else who did!
Thanks so much.
PB
On Monday, April 18, 2022, 8:14:17 PM EDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote:
Ip6 + inositol
On 18 Apr 2022, at 18:00, Pete Sullivan <psalmsixtyseven@...> wrote:
? All,
I have long been a proponent of Dr. Budwig and the diet.? I believe it has prolonged my life and allowed me to beat Multiple Myeloma for a long time.
Having said that - i am specifically interested in any ideas that anyone may have that has some level of documentation or experience they can share with me regarding alternative ways to fight Myeloma.
I believe Ivermectin has shown to be very helpful in fighting many types of cancer, however Myeloma seems to be a problem for many such treatments as its not tumor based and thus the tumor shrinking potential of many treatments is wasted on Myeloma.
Appreciate any thoughts specifically around fighting Myeloma. I'm not interested btw in paying "the Myeloma guy" or anyone for help.? We shouldn't be trying to make money off helping fight cancer.
Blessings,
Pete
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Shalom Allen, the Budwig Protocol will help you to heal from ANY form of cancer, not just from specific kinds.
The secret for success, I understand, is following the Protocol carefully, and not stopping too soon. In fact, if one hopes for continued success and health, there is no "stopping", just some changes.
As Rod has mentioned, one would not expect real changes earlier than four or five months, perhaps longer. Even after the cancer is no longer visible, it is advised to stay on the protocol for five? years, and then perhaps to relax, and maintain the prophylactic form of the Protocol. My partner and I do not have cancer.? For years, we have been following the prophylactic version with one serving of FOCC + ground flaxseed every day.? We feel good doing that!
Just start, and stay the course.
wishing you health,
Rahel Jerusalem?
I have been a member of the group for close to 20 years At that time I had a high psa and did not want a biopsy so I sought help from the group .After years of seeing my
psa jump all over I realized that psa was not a good marker for prostate cancer.
Ten years ago my daughter came down with breast cancer HER2 +I posted many times on her behalf.She would get on the budwig diet for a few weeks then go off .She passed
away 4 years ago this month
Now back to me .I guess that I thought that I could outsmart the system but now I have bone cancer .
I was wondering if the budwig diet would help with bone cancer .If anyone in the group or knows someone that has had bone cancer and seen results with the diet I would
appre3ciate hearing from them .
Sandra what is your take ,do you think budwig would help
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Thank you Allen in Quebec
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As long as you are eating a balanced diet it will not do any harm to take 18 grams per day.
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On 27 Apr 2022, at 00:19, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21@...> wrote:
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Thanks for your reply, I apologize for my?slow response. Those are amazing results you cited. I read a posting on the Mayo Clinic site verifying a person who cured melanoma, I believe stage 4, with IpP alone. I know it’s a great tool.?
I, however, took too much during the beginning if the pandemic. After a long?while, my iron was low (we believe that’s the issue). I cut back from 20gm per day to 5gm. I’ve read that some do not think it can?cause low iron, yet?some use it to lower?iron. I need to research more.?
I had?not thought of checking YouTube,?I will definitely do that. Again, thanks so much, Tom.? PB On Wednesday, April 20, 2022, 3:31 PM, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote: I have only started using Ip6, Inositol couple of weeks ago for undiagnosed pain progression in my body for the past 12 years but I have spoken directly to 3 or 4 people that wiped out stage 4 cancer with it -one with early cancer also cleared up & the other had Barrett’s oesophagus which as you may know is incurable by modern medical practice. But ip6 with inositol wiped it out GONE & these are real people that I have spoken to, if you go & look at all of the animal studies it’s actually not at all surprising that it can help so much. Hope this helps, look up professor Shamsuddin as he is the man that done a lot of the trials & he has some webinars posted on YouTube about it, very enlightening. > On a 20 Apr 2022, at 18:38, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21= [email protected]> wrote: > > ?Hi Tom - > > Would you mind sharing your experience with Ip6 Inositol? Dosage, if you take it with food, > how long you've used it, results/problems? > > I know it's very powerful, and I take it, but I've never 'met' anyone else who did! > > Thanks so much. > > PB > > > > > On Monday, April 18, 2022, 8:14:17 PM EDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20= [email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > Ip6 + inositol > > > >> On 18 Apr 2022, at 18:00, Pete Sullivan < psalmsixtyseven@...> wrote: >> >> ? > All, > > > > > I have long been a proponent of Dr. Budwig and the diet.? I believe it has prolonged my life and allowed me to beat Multiple Myeloma for a long time. > > Having said that - i am specifically interested in any ideas that anyone may have that has some level of documentation or experience they can share with me regarding alternative ways to fight Myeloma. > > I believe Ivermectin has shown to be very helpful in fighting many types of cancer, however Myeloma seems to be a problem for many such treatments as its not tumor based and thus the tumor shrinking potential of many treatments is wasted on Myeloma. > > Appreciate any thoughts specifically around fighting Myeloma. I'm not interested btw in paying "the Myeloma guy" or anyone for help.? We shouldn't be trying to make money off helping fight cancer. > > > > > Blessings, > > Pete > > > > > > > >
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I have been a member of the group for close to 20 years At that time I had a high psa and did not want a biopsy so I sought help from the group .After years of seeing my
psa jump all over I realized that psa was not a good marker for prostate cancer.
Ten years ago my daughter came down with breast cancer HER2 +I posted many times on her behalf.She would get on the budwig diet for a few weeks then go off .She passed
away 4 years ago this month
Now back to me .I guess that I thought that I could outsmart the system but now I have bone cancer .
I was wondering if the budwig diet would help with bone cancer .If anyone in the group or knows someone that has had bone cancer and seen results with the diet I would
appre3ciate hearing from them .
Sandra what is your take ,do you think budwig would help
?
Thank you Allen in Quebec
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Sent from for Windows
?
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Thanks for your reply, I apologize for my?slow response. Those are amazing results you cited. I read a posting on the Mayo Clinic site verifying a person who cured melanoma, I believe stage 4, with IpP alone. I know it’s a great tool.?
I, however, took too much during the beginning if the pandemic. After a long?while, my iron was low (we believe that’s the issue). I cut back from 20gm per day to 5gm. I’ve read that some do not think it can?cause low iron, yet?some use it to lower?iron. I need to research more.?
I had?not thought of checking YouTube,?I will definitely do that. Again, thanks so much, Tom.? PB
On Wednesday, April 20, 2022, 3:31 PM, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote: I have only started using Ip6, Inositol couple of weeks ago for undiagnosed pain progression in my body for the past 12 years but I have spoken directly to 3 or 4 people that wiped out stage 4 cancer with it -one with early cancer also cleared up & the other had Barrett’s oesophagus which as you may know is incurable by modern medical practice. But ip6 with inositol wiped it out GONE & these are real people that I have spoken to, if you go & look at all of the animal studies it’s actually not at all surprising that it can help so much. Hope this helps, look up professor Shamsuddin as he is the man that done a lot of the trials & he has some webinars posted on YouTube about it, very enlightening. > On a 20 Apr 2022, at 18:38, VY Bowen via groups.io <cbowen21= [email protected]> wrote: > > ?Hi Tom - > > Would you mind sharing your experience with Ip6 Inositol? Dosage, if you take it with food, > how long you've used it, results/problems? > > I know it's very powerful, and I take it, but I've never 'met' anyone else who did! > > Thanks so much. > > PB > > > > > On Monday, April 18, 2022, 8:14:17 PM EDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20= [email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > Ip6 + inositol > > > >> On 18 Apr 2022, at 18:00, Pete Sullivan < psalmsixtyseven@...> wrote: >> >> ? > All, > > > > > I have long been a proponent of Dr. Budwig and the diet.? I believe it has prolonged my life and allowed me to beat Multiple Myeloma for a long time. > > Having said that - i am specifically interested in any ideas that anyone may have that has some level of documentation or experience they can share with me regarding alternative ways to fight Myeloma. > > I believe Ivermectin has shown to be very helpful in fighting many types of cancer, however Myeloma seems to be a problem for many such treatments as its not tumor based and thus the tumor shrinking potential of many treatments is wasted on Myeloma. > > Appreciate any thoughts specifically around fighting Myeloma. I'm not interested btw in paying "the Myeloma guy" or anyone for help.? We shouldn't be trying to make money off helping fight cancer. > > > > > Blessings, > > Pete > > > > > > > >
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