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Shelly Axe
| | Posted on Thursday, June 13, 2002 - 04:00 pm: | |
Hello List,
I had read Dr. Weil's book, and ordered some bloodroot from alpha omega. I used it on 13 different growths. 9 growths came off, 7 of them with no terrible scarring. Two of them which I suspect maybe "not getting it all", have scarred over pretty badly. They are located on the front of my neck. I did notice while I was treating the big one on my neck, it seemed to have children. My neck became red and inflamed, and when I started treating the new areas, areas nearby the new areas would start up where no growths were. I stopped treating one of the children before it was finished, and that is the biggest reddest scar. I have four other "growths" which did not respond to the bloodroot paste, so according to them (at alpha omega)I move on to the (expensive) cansema salve for the remaining growths. All total, I have six growth areas that need attention now. Four are on my neck, 2 scarred red areas, and two growths which did not respond to the bloodroot paste. One on my stomach, and one underneath my thumb fingernail(which I want to treat from the underneath of the thumb rather than to take the nail off like the doc recommended-sheesh!) I have been dissapointed with the level of online help with alpha omega. I read on your website that you know of someone who helps people free of charge. One of the growths on my stomach, a dermatologist told me was suspicious and needed to come off. It is
a eraser sized, two toned colored jagged edged mole with a black center.
That one did not respond to the alpha omega bloodroot paste. I feel urgent about needing to give these things attention. I am a midwifery student and a mother of five. I am still nursing my two year old, so some of the prepatory
herbs I havent been able to take. I am ready for them to come off and feel like I can't wait any longer. I either have to take herbs that I am not suppossed to take while nursing, or wean, or just use the topical preparations. Also, at a time when I feel these things need attention, I am low on money for expensive herbs/books/salves. I wonder if the person who helps people free of charge could help me? I have searched my area (Kansas City) for an experienced practictioner, and have been unable to find anyone experienced with cancer salves. Any direction you may have for me on this list would be appreciated.
Shelly
P.S. I had suspected that the "children" that keep popping up on my neck, may have been coming from a bigger problem over my thyroid gland. I hesitated to buy more salve and use it over my thyroid area without some good support from an experienced practioner. I have had problems with my thyroid before. |
Ingrid
| | Posted on Friday, June 14, 2002 - 06:43 pm: | |
Shelly,
My experience with the salves is consistent with what you reported. On cancersalves.com, there is a quite similar report from someone who used a bloodroot paste on multiple sites, with success in the treatment of some growths and no reaction with others.
As time goes on, we are learning more and more about the pastes. First, it has been tested in petri dishes and seems to outperform most antibiotics in destroying wider margins with bacteria and viruses. This actually shouldn't surprise anyone given that Frederic Mohs, MD, used his fixative paste with gangrene.
The paste has also been tested with AIDS patients. They did a DNA test of the viral load and found reductions of from 93-100% in three weeks. The ramifications are obviously enormous.
However, this raises questions where use is on moles and cancer. My hunch is that the bloodroot pastes work on moles that have a virus component, i.e., obviously not all moles. Where cancer is concerned, there is far less concurrence as to whether or not there is a viral link to cancer. Going back to the 12th century, Hildegard of Bingen described organisms that could only be seen with spiritual vision--which I took to mean clairvoyance. When I first began studying cancer, the viral connection was vehemently denied except in one situation, which involved dogs, not people.
However, more and more people with whom I talk suggest that infections and cancer thrive on the same nutrients so that an infection may actually predispose to a precancerous condition. Then, some diseases, such an non-Hodgkins lymphoma have been linked to SIV 40 contamination in polio vaccines (yes, that's Simian and there are many articles about it on The Lancet web site.)
So, most likely, your positive responses to the paste suggest something infectious which then gives rise to the question of whether it is better to avoid herbs that are contraindicated while nursing or better to wean the youngest of your children to avoid transmitting something that could be worse than an herbal alkaloid.
This said, my experience with non-responsive growths is that going from something milder to something more aggressive does not actually make a difference. I don't know the Alpha Omega products well, but I think they might have less zinc chloride than the Cansema (which has a lot of zinc chloride.)
So far as assistance goes, I would suggest asking for help from the provider of the product you use. It is the best way to maintain honesty and integrity in this field.
Good luck! |
Ingrid
| | Posted on Saturday, June 15, 2002 - 02:41 pm: | |
P.S. For the record, the person posting here slipped in before the new, rigorously enforced, policy went into effect: practitioners only. The previous generic passwords no longer work. |
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