I have been eating bitter almonds, but can't seem to gag them down any
longer. Not able to take theraputic dose levels.

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Joe is right, you will be looking to find your best course of
action. But I would also like to encourage and strengthen you, I
hope, by telling you that, as someone who has been living
successfully with cancer since 1989, it is a strong belief of mine
that the very fact of making the decision to take control of your own
treatment is a strong step toward getting better. I believe it
lessens or eliminates your view of yourself as a patient, who must be
told what to do by mainstream doctors, to a client, who makes his own
decisions about what he does about treatment. The art/science of
psychoneuroimmunology is vast and multi-faceted, but one area of it
is how you think and act about dis-ease, and I believe the immune
system is generally strengthened far more by a person who believes he
is in "client" status than one who believes he is in "patient" status.

One other thing: In your quest to find out the best path personally
for you, keep in mind that a DEgenerative dis-ease like cancer needs
REgenerative treatment. That will mean doing simple, straightforward
things, such as keeping your body well hydrated, keeping yourself
from suffering any prolonged negative stress, getting sufficient
sleep, eating a WHOLE foods diet, getting regular, moderate exercise,
breathing clean, fresh air and exposing yourself to sensible doses of
sunlight. For me, those things are the foundation to which I would
add things like Poly-MVA and other supplements.

Best wishes and best of health,

Elliot

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I hope you get solid information regarding your situation because you will be getting a lot from sincere people. Your job will be to use good sense to ferret out what your best course of action will be.

Joe C.

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Any and all info on alternative way to go, would be most welcome.

Have started on my first bottle of PolyMVA yesterday.

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From that, I take that those in the healing profession need only find
whatever it is the sick person believe in in order to heal him, that
if he had bacterial pneumonia, and he had a choice between a hula
hoop and an antibiotic, and he believed in the hula hoop, that he
could forego the penicillin for the hoop and he'd be healed.

I am sorry, but while I believe it is a fact that some Korean
prisoners of war simply gave up hoping one night and were dead the
next morning, I don't buy it that faith/energy is the only thing
responsible for healing. If that were the case, then BOTH mainstream
AND alternative practitioners could just hang it up for good, knowing
that people were either going to live or die, depending on the
strength or weakness of their energy/faith.

Elliot

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>…it is the patient…his mind …his belief …his positive energy that really heals himself.

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— In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, john magal <johnmagal@…> wrote:
>
> Mehyl jasmonate has been discussed here receently triggered by a
post from Grouppe Kurosawa
>
> Does it work? I looked hard for some references to treatment
objectives or promises, or even testimonials for what they are worth,
but I didn't find anything.
>
> Did I overlook something?
>
> John
>

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From: Ronnie Conner
What I was saying is this.. In the studies that have been done useing
healers and people acting like healers. the patients with healers all got results and the patients with actors got none. This indicates that in these studies their was no aparent placebo effects at least in the group with the people acting like healers. The data that I looked at did not indicate the preconceptions of those being worked on by the healers and the actors. The patients did not know anything about who was working on them. In other studies useing people that did not even know that someone was was doing healing work on them the patients got positive responces. This is what I mean when I say placebo is a non-factor most of the time.. I am not saying that placebo does not happen, it does happen. But In my personal experience I see results where nothing else has worked so this is not placebo.

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I apologize for making it sound as if one who has had a BMT has no
hope. That is not necessarily the case, and it is much more not
necessarily the case for you because you have gotten wise to the
mainstream and are learning all you can about how best to manage your
own health and well-being. You might even do better, in the long run,
than someone who has never had a BMT, but who never gets wise—who
eats the SAD all her life, who is a couch potato and who depends on
pharmaceutical drugs to help her along as she becomes sicker and
sicker through the years.

Let's look at the hypothetical case of someone who gets a BMT and who
remains in the grasp of the mainstream doctors. If she relapses, what
is left for her to do? Another BMT? There are people who get multiple
BMT's, though I can't understand how they can bring themselves to do
so. I know of one person, a pianist, who had 2 BMT's, and was STILL
able to play the piano well. Given the probability of serious
neuropathy from even 1 BMT's I don't understand that. But then he
went in for his THIRD BMT, and subsequent to that, the doctors
ACTUALLY COMMENTED that they "could not understand why he had so many
things wrong with him" when they had finished. To the best of my
knowledge, he never left the hospital after BMT #3. He died there
from multo-multo-extremay-multo complications.

Okay, still looking at the case of a woman who has had 1 BMT and who
does not leave the mainstream. Let's say she relapses and she is not,
thank her stars and garters, a candidate for a second transplant.
What is open to her in the mainstream? Most likely some "experimental
Phase I, II or III" treatment, or some less well-known drug her
oncologist knows about. She will get something like that, and she
will not have become aware of the fact that cancer is a degenerative
dis-ease requiring re-generative health measures. She'll almost
certainly just hobble along, having ups and downs on a generally
downward drift, and, in a decade or less, she'll be dead.

But YOU are not like her at all, Melissa, because YOU have the
TREMENDOUS ADVANTAGE of starting and continuing the process of making
yourself aware of the many, many different things you can do to
improve and to maintain your health! I know you are doing such
things, as I have read many of your messages.

You might want to keep a watch on your heart, have it checked
periodically with an EKG maybe(I am no doctor)and to maintain
supplementation with CoQ10, Magnesium, Alphalypoic Acid, L-Carnitine
and Vitamin C. Those will have far broader benefits than just
nourishing your heart muscle. You might get the book "Eradicating
Heart Disease" By Matthia Rath, MD. It's a great read. From reading
his book I got the analogy of how putting a pace-maker into the chest
of the average person with a sick heart is like trying to kick an
exhausted man up a hill.

Finally, I can tell you, Melissa, that I have also suffered
significant damage at the hands of an ignorant oncologist, who
administered to me 22 full-body CT Scans before I became aware of the
fact that that equals more radiation than a person ought to get in 3
or 4 lifetimes. I am doing similarly to what I have suggested to you:
taking the best care of my health that I can, building my body and my
immune system, taking supplements and doing all the other stuff I can
to keep myself in good condition. I expect to live out a normal
lifespan, and you should take the same attitude.

Best wishes and best of health to you,

Elliot

— In cancercured, "Melissa" wrote:
Wow Elliott, I had a BMT/SCT 8 years ago for breast cancer and
afterward they discovered the lack of therapeutic value. But
please … reading this post made me feel like there's no hope for me
BECAUSE I did all that to myself, before I knew better.
>

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