Alternative cure for blood and breast cancer

I looked on the internet for natural ways to cure cancer, and found this wonderful remedy. It uses all natural products that will not halm you.

This remedy has been popular in many hispanic countries and many people have claimed that it works wonderfully. Fray Romano Zago –a Brazilian fray who came up with this nice remedy and has used it for several years to cure people successfully– says that this remedy works for all types of cancer (skin, lungs, blood, breast, ovary, etc.). Some people say that it's very effective, even for cancer in terminal stage.

Look for an Aloe vera plant that is 3 years old or more. Clean 2 big leaves (or 3 small leaves) and remove the serrated margins (what look like thorns).

Cut the Aloe leaves in small pieces and put them in a blender or a mixer. Add half kilogram or 500 mL pure honey and 3 tablespoons of whisky (cognac, tequila or other kind of alcoholic beverage would be good too; this is a vessel dilator).

Mix everything until until you obtain a viscous mass. It is ready. You don't need to strain the remedy (just be careful that there are no sharp leaf margins left). Put it in a jar or container.
Directions For Use: Shake the jar very well. Take a big tablespoon, 3 times per day, 15 minutes before each meal. Do this for 10 days. Have a medical check to see if the tumor has reduced. If you don't achieve the desired results after this number of days, repeat the treatment a second time, or a third, or a fourth time until you get cured.
Side Effects: It might produce skin abscesses (but this is a sign that it is working).
Expected Results: In one week you will start seeing results.
Expected Results Within: 1 week

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The Holidays, Already!

I don't know about you but I'm already feeling the holiday "dreads." Invitations, cholesterol masquerading as food, rivers of alcohol, late nights. I can feel my pain receptors begin to ignite just thinking about how to take care of myself over the next few months.

Other than the abandon and the gluttony, I also worry about letting others down if I have to bow out of an engagement I committed to because of pain. And I worry about letting myself down if I overdo things and risk doing what I know (but don't want to acknowledge) might cause a pain surge.

I do lean on Richard to be the voice of sound judgment. I ask him to provide the balance when I am strung out on the line between yearning to ignore risk and just indulge, and avoiding all social activity because I fear a relapse.

But I don't make it easy for him. When he is the voice of caution, I resist. I say, "It's the holidays, after all. Why can't I act like a normal person once a year?" When he is the voice of indulgence I shrink away and hide in a corner. "I can't possibly go out three nights this week. I'll crash."

So I hope maybe this holiday season I can find the balance between quarantine and hedonism.

What are your holiday challenges? How do you and your partner get through the holidays?

Celebrating the Ordinary

Richard and I took a mini-vacation last week in New York City. I grew up there but hadn't been back to visit for a long time. A few attempts had to be canceled because of a relapse in my pain condition.

Growing up in NYC meant that I calibrated my energy level to that of the City. Walking fast, talking fast, always scanning the environment for dangers and treasures, absorbing large chunks of stimuli without gagging -- all these became routine for me. And when I return to NYC, I effortlessly fall into these rhythms. Whereas New England feels a bit too tight and California feels a bit too loose; NYC is a perfect fit.

This means that it is easy for me to slip into automatic pilot mode and slither invisibly through the crowds and see only a blur of concrete and color around me.

But this trip was special -- because it didn't have to be canceled. I spent four inspiring days walking the streets, holding my sweetie's hand, and paying attention to the world all around me -- a world that in the past was muted by familiarity, and in recent times was a world eclipsed by pain.

This trip was a gift, and I noticed everything. Here's just one half hour:

10:15 am -- I get on the subway heading downtown.
10:20 -- A group of five men, dressed in mariachi outfits, board the subway car, play guitars, and sing Guantanamera.
10:30 -- I get off the subway and start walking towards Union Square where there is a marvelous farmers market.
10:35 -- I walk by a large, squat man shouting with a classic New York City-Tony Soprano accent into a cell phone: "If you don't get that f-ing sh-t to me by f-ing tomorrow I'll blow your f-ing head off."
10:40 -- I continue walking and look across the street where I see three people walking and laughing. One of them is wearing a costume rabbit head with large cartoonish ears.
10:45 -- I meet Richard in Union Square and we share a perfect apple.

What a glorious, ordinary, pain-free day in the City! Celebrating the ordinary not only gives me a lift in the moment, it replenishes the reservoir of great memories that help get me through the more painful days.

Healing Cancer the natural way,

Lets look at ways of healing cancer with natural therapy.The Natural Healing of Cancer is possible when people start understanding what the symptom is, and how it will affect us. Posted and written are alternatives to the AMA [American Medical Association] ways, the wellness approach to health.

There are almost as many different types of cancer as there are people. No two are alike, so not one treatment is going to work for all cases. MD's are trained to treat symptom, yet most could not tell you specifically why you have the cancer.

From a holistic standpoint any Cancer is simply a body starting to degenerate from improper balance.

If you are diagnosed with cancer, most MD's will simply say "You need surgery, chemotherapy, radiation treatments, and/or prescription drugs to treat this". It is not in the University system of training that most AMA approved Doctors receive to approach this disease with natural remedies.

To really heal the body of cancer, we have to know what we are dealing with. #1: No one knows your body better than you do. When something is not right, your first question should be: "What did I do to make myself sick?" This can be easily answered if you are familiar with a major precept of natural healing: What you put into your system affects what you will get out of it.

The disease cancer has many causes, yet is many times reversible with the correct natural formulas. Practitioners in the Holistic fields need to approach this one with caution though, as "malpractice" is a serious crime if they are caught prescribing formulas that might lead to death.

We in the natural healing arts profession sometimes suggest how we would treat cancer, yet we are not legally allowed to prescribe. However, many intuitively know that holistic treatments can work better than the drugs, surgery and chemotherapy.

I feel we are born with cancer. It is as natural as being alive. We are not dealing with a "life force" here though, we are dealing with an entity originally without form, that can mutate when we are not taking care of ourselves.

Cancer is in us, yet will not abnormally grow unless we feed it with "junk". Here I would define "junk" as anything entering our body that will take away life force, and the list includes a vast majority of "junk foods" as well as unnatural chemicals, drugs, and foods our body is not designed to handle.

"Junk" can also be in the atmosphere, especially if we live near a major highway or in a highly polluted place. In work environment many are subjected to dangerous fumes and dust particles. This can also become a "slow death" if we do not take precautions, like wearing respirators, proper attire, or other means to keep toxin out of and away from our bodies.

One of the main reasons most Medical Doctors prescribe pharmaceutical drugs is simple: They are in the business of selling them. I once asked a retired Professor of Pharmacology why MD's almost always prescribe drugs, and drug stores mostly do not stock natural herbs? His answer was this simple: Drug companies cannot patent herbs, so there is no profit in it.

Almost all humans that go to MD's on a regular basis have been prescribed numerous drugs, and the older one gets the worse it gets, in most cases. There are drugs to treat one symptom, but its side effects mean another is essential to balance the adverse effects of the first one, and on it goes... until humans start spending more on the prescriptions than they do on good quality all natural food, that could work better for them.

It's no wonder that many get extremely ill on an "AMA approved" regimen, as the body's natural immune system is challenged to assimilate all these unnatural chemicals, as well as huge amounts of contaminated foods that line most grocery store shelves. The next thing is unnatural growths on or in the body, diagnosed by Doctors as - Cancer.

In many cases tumors or "benign cysts" are there to protect us against toxins within them that are encapsulated by the body for our protection. When our lungs are over taxed by smoke or pollution, it can limit the oxygen entering the system, and on it goes... When we eat greasy over-cooked foods, blood stream and liver sometimes cannot get it out of our systems. The next thing we notice - abnormal growths. I could go on here, but you should get the point by now.

Fibroids in or around Women's breasts is common. Lumps form for reasons explained in the previous paragraph. When treatment is avoided this condition can become acute. Fibroids or benign tumors can be reversed, but it takes avoiding the foods, smoke, chemicals, thoughts, etc. that have caused the condition.

Cancer is not just caused by improper diet or environmental effects. Thought can affect this condition. Good mental health is reassuring our body on a daily basis that we are healthy and getting healthier. When we know how to make our bodies healthier, we simply do not need to dwell on its negative aspects. Simple belief can work wonders, when applied in the right way.

Now for a testimonial: "Ron" was invited to meet me after he was diagnosed with one of the worst possible cancers known. He could not swallow whole foods, and had acute tongue cancer. He was starving to death, and became nauseous from green juices, too strong for him in that condition.

MD's had told Ron that he would die of cancer within 3 weeks if he did not have surgery, chemotherapy and prescription drugs immediately. The only other patient with that bad of cancer had died within 3 months of surgery / chemotherapy, and was never able to eat normal again - he was tube fed.

Ron pleaded with me to help him, and I told him I was not able to prescribe anything because MD's had already prescribed their treatment. He said, "I don't care - just help me".

So I replied, "If it were me, I would simply make a "full spectrum", nutritionally balanced vegan / raw soup, and that it would taste good.

Then he said "I'm starving - please just make me something I can hold down". I proceeded to make him a quart of this totally nourishing formula.

After 3 months of making at least 1/2 gallon of this vegan / raw soup per week, in addition to other things he could handle, Ron came back and said he was in remission, ready for a whole meal from me... and boy did he enjoy it!

Cancer can be a blessing in disguise when we start taking positive action to reverse this symptom. We can start by eating healthy foods and thinking healthy thoughts. Wonderful feelings of bliss along with the serenity of knowing we are getting well can literally make us look and feel younger. 

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Would You Choose to Get Involved with Someone Who Has a Serious Illness?

A recent New York Times Modern Love column was about a woman who fell in love with a man who, after a few dates, told her he was HIV positive. He was also much older and a recovering alcoholic and had a teenage daughter. None of these factors were obstacles to her love and commitment. They married. He had one severe episode of AIDS-related pneumonia that almost ended his life. He recovered, and they continue loving each other. In fact, the presence of his illness helps them fight relationship complacency and not take each other for granted.

So here are my questions for you:

Did you know your partner was ill when you committed to the relationship?

If yes, did that make you hesitate?

What made you decide to commit any way?

If you knew then what you know now, would you have made the same choice?

If you chose to end the relationship early on, after finding out about your date's illness, why did you make that choice? Did you ever regret it?

What can I do about flu

The flu season is almost here, so what natural ways can we protect ourself. Firstly always seek advice from your GP before considering natural medicine. Complimentary therapy can be useful in helping to protect yourself from the flu, or quickening the recovery.

At the first signs of flu take 20-30 drops of elderberry tincture three to four times a day for three days. Elderberry has been used for centuries to fight viruses, and one research study found that people who took it recovered from flu significantly faster than those who did not.

Naturpaths recommend Oscillococcinum, a homeopathic remedy for reducing the severity of flu symptoms. It is available online and in some health food shops. Be sure to use it within 12-48 hours of the first appearance of your symptoms.

You could also try N-acetylcysteine (NAC), a form of the amino acid cysteine. It helps to thin and loosen mucus and reduce flu symptoms. Take one 600mg dose three times a day, and of course my own favorite vitamin c in higher doses.

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Memorial for My Father

This weekend the extended family is making a pilgrimage to the Catskill Mountains where we spent summers as kids. We city kids were so lucky to have two months every year to get lost in the woods, dig up earthworms as bait for fishing expeditions, swim in an isolated mountain lake, have campfires with roasted marshmallows and silly songs, play endless games of canasta and hide and seek....and be a family together.

We are returning to the place of many of our best times to remember my father. It's a testament to how well he was loved that relatives from all over are gathering. His rabbi said he was an "adam shem tov," a man of good name. He was the most good man I know. He is why I married a very good man.

He taught me about happiness and he taught me how not to throw a baseball like a girl.

I love you Dad and will always miss you. Have a good passage.