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Medical Forum / General / Alternative / September 2008My pepper/garlic/oil recipe aids a Stage 3 colon cancer sufferer
The other day, a woman wrote that her "knife piercing pain" from breast cancer was "completely gone" in two weeks. She could no longer feel the tumor. Today a man wrote that he's been doing what he called the "pepper bread" for three days. He has Stage 3 colon cancer with a 10 inch tumor. Ever since he started it, his pain, fatigue, flatulence and bleeding have stopped. He wrote that he hasn't felt this good in a year. Imagine that! This guy has been suffering for a year, but as soon as he ate his first 'pepper bread' his symptoms CLEARED UP from that day until the next day at 3:30 pm when he sent me an initial report! ONE SANDWICH TREATMENT!! He has continued to eat another 'pepper bread' each day. I'm hoping that by Thanksgiving, this will catch on and we'll have 10 cures to publicize. It was a matter of getting the first one to step forward and try the recipe. My guess is that more are going to do it and when enough cancer sufferers report their success, it'll start to spread like wildfire. I'm going to go out on a limb and make a prediction. By Christmas 2009, a little over a year from now, almost as many people will have this recipe as have aspirin in their medicine cabinet. The cure reminds me of history of scurvy. Scurvy is a deadly condition. Yet the cure was simple. Today we know cancer is deadly, but the cure is fierce and often a failure. I'm here to tell you cancer is easy to cure like scurvy is easy to cure. Kelley Eidem > The other day, a woman wrote that her "knife piercing pain" from > breast cancer was "completely gone" in two weeks. She could no longer [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > he ate his first 'pepper bread' his symptoms CLEARED UP from that day > until the next day at 3:30 pm when he sent me an initial report! Helps cover the taste of chemo. Sold any swampland in Florida? J > awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: > > The other day, a woman wrote that her "knife piercing pain" from [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Helps cover the taste of chemo. Yeah, we all know how FDA-Approved chemo makes you feel good and removes symptoms. > > awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: > > > The other day, a woman wrote that her "knife piercing pain" from [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Yeah, we all know how FDA-Approved chemo makes you feel good and > removes symptoms. Shrinks tumors for surgeiy J > awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: > > > awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > Shrinks tumors for surgeiy > J So you admit it is inferior. Your Chemo also makes the patient sick as a dog, and ages the person about 10 years...if they survive. We're just at the tip of the iceberg in terms of results coming in with my pepper/garlic/oil recipe. But note that the patients don't get sick from it...they get better. > > awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: > > > > awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > Your Chemo also makes the patient sick as a dog, and ages the person > about 10 years...if they survive. Thanks for admitting some are curable with chemo. Any chance you've got grandma's recipe for oven baked chili sauce? Won't cure cancer any more than your cockamammie recipe, but delicious. J > awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: > > > awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > >Thanks for admitting some are curable with chemo. Nope. They survive DESPITE chemo. Cancer is easy to reverse, so a few chemo patients will survive despite the onslaught. Their survival has nothing to do with the chemo. Chemo reduces the survival rate. No when it comes to my recipe, it appears from the early feedback that they start feeling better very quickly. The recipe quickly nudges the person's natural ability to reverse their cancer. > Any chance you've got grandma's recipe for oven baked chili sauce? > Won't cure cancer any more than your cockamammie recipe, but delicious. > J > Nope. They survive DESPITE chemo. Cancer is easy to reverse, so a few > chemo patients will survive despite the onslaught. Their survival has > nothing to do with the chemo. Chemo reduces the survival rate. Dude, I think you're off the mark, about cancer being easy to reverse. Something has to go horrible wrong for billions of cells to thrive and grow in your body uncontrolled, be them Anthrax or cancer cells. The growth cant be easy to stop or it would have never started. I hope your therapy works, it sounds great, but man this stuff aint easy in any way. > awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: > > Nope. They survive DESPITE chemo. Cancer is easy to reverse, so a few [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > growth cant be easy to stop or it would have never started. I hope your > therapy works, it sounds great, but man this stuff aint easy in any way. While it might be hard to understand from the point of view of knowledge or study, the ability of the body to reverse cancer is easy...just like the body easily corrects scurvy with the consumption of citrus. When a person has scurvy, something HAS gone horribly wrong. Yet the fix is wonderfully easy. The best to you. Kelley Eidem > > awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: > > > Nope. They survive DESPITE chemo. Cancer is easy to reverse, so a few [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > When a person has scurvy, something HAS gone horribly wrong. Yet the > fix is wonderfully easy. Cancer's not scurvy. Cancer cannot be cured with foods. You're either crazy and/or being paid to draw people to Revici clinics. < http://www.cancer.org/docroot/ETO/content/ETO_5_3X_Revicis_Guided_Chemotherapy.asp Revici himself said that his treatment might cause the area around a cancerous tumor to become inflamed and the tumor itself to grow larger and more painful before it shrank or disappeared." So what/ That does not mean that the tumor cells or mass disappeared. You were talking about palpation, in another post. That is part of diagnosing. However appropriate treatment requires biopsy and resection (surgery to remove the original tumor) and scans. Revici did not have access to current scanning technology, so it seems he assumed the cancers disappeared, based on palpation. A fatal mistake that his patients paid for with false hope and their lives. J >> awthraw...@gmail.com wrote: >>> Nope. They survive DESPITE chemo. Cancer is easy to reverse, so a few [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > When a person has scurvy, something HAS gone horribly wrong. Yet the > fix is wonderfully easy. Wrong analogy. Scurvy is caused by a deficiency, and it goes away when the deficiency is corrected. A better analogy is Anthrax. It is caused by introduction of a pathogen that grows our of control in your body. Your immune system cannot control it. It secretes toxics and uses up energy until you die. Up until a certain point, it is possible it infuse massive (dangerous) doses of strong antibiotics, but after a certain point this wont help either. Melanoma is the same thing. The sun damages the DNA of millions of melanocytes, like monkeys typing on a typewriter. Eventually, one monkey types the perfect transcription and the cell reverts to a 2nd childhood and starts spreading and multiplying like it did when it was a stem cell and you were a fetus. I would like to see an easy fix for a tumor that evades (and attacks) your immune system, spreads and doubles in volume every 3 weeks, and maybe in some lucky subpopulations, there is occasionally an easy fix. But it still doesn't look easy (or even simple) from here. |
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