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My 7 year old lab diagnosed with large tumor on C3 vetebra 09 Jul 2023 23:47 #79314

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Sorry my post showed three times.  this is the first time I have posted and didnt realise the first two sent through.  thank you for your understanding


hello,  while I am new to this forum I have been using MMS for several years on and off for a variety of reasons.  recently our 7 year old lab was diagnosed with a large tumor on his C3 Vertebra.  This has been a slow decline over a three month period with the real diagnosis just this last Thursday.  I have had him on the basic 1000 protocol for about two weeks with dosage at 1 drop 4 - 6 times a day only to find out the collagen we had been giving him contained VIT C which i understand mitigates the MMS.  The last three days we have ramped up the protocol to 2 drops MMS1 and adding 6 drops DMSO for 8 doses a day.  We have also tried protocol 3000 a handful of times.  At this point we have seen zero improvment in fact a decline in his  ability to move his legs at all (due to the pressure of the tumor on the spinal cord and nerves)  Wondering if there are any insights as to what we might need to do to improve his chances of recovery or is it too soon to tell.  We are on the edge of seeing him go as this is no life for an active 7 year old lab.  Thank you for your help

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My 7 year old lab diagnosed with large tumor on C3 vetebra 10 Jul 2023 06:55 #79335

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Here's a case study of a dog that had a mass cell tumour on it's lip. A different type of cancer but maybe worth your time. Go to the 30 minute mark for pictures before and after. And Dr. Thomas give an in-depth description of what the dog owner feed her dog.

Thomas Seyfried: Cancer: A Metabolic Disease With Metabolic Solutions
The dogs tumour disappeared by eating a diet similar to its ancestor, the Grey Wolf. 

Here's an update of the above story (7 year later). Go to the 54 minute mark.

You've Been Lied to about CANCER!!! [with Dr Thomas Seyfried, PhD]
For pets owners there's a great case study of a dog that developed a mass cell tumour on it's lip. That starts at the 54 minute mark. The owners were offered chemo and radiation therapy but declined. Next they tried a raw vegetable diet for a year but the tumour got worse. The they had a brain wave. Since all dogs are direct descendants of the Grey Wolf, why not feed it what the Grey Wolf eats, which is raw meat. Within a few months the tumour completely disappeared and the dog lived for another 4 years and passed away from heart issues at the grand old age of 15 years old. Amazing and I would say cancer free.

All the best,
Jim H.
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