Re: Bloodroot for CANCER

brianmorri wrote: YOU LITTLE RIPPER!

Yes! Good riddance!!!!

I thought I'd give it all a rest from salve and used an antiseptic cream over the area. The rest of it was starting to lift and bleeding around the edges as apposed to oozing puss. This seems to have stopped, oozing and bleeding. Do I need to re-apply salve again or will it continue to degrade on its own? Also when that bit came out I felt terribly sick after a while and got the shakes so I treated myself for shock and took 15 drops MMS. I got a strong chlorine smell from the breath. Your advice is appreciated please. Thanks b

brianmorri wrote: I thought I'd give it all a rest from salve and used an antiseptic cream over the area. The rest of it was starting to lift and bleeding around the edges as apposed to oozing puss. This seems to have stopped, oozing and bleeding. Do I need to re-apply salve again or will it continue to degrade on its own? Also when that bit came out I felt terribly sick after a while and got the shakes so I treated myself for shock and took 15 drops MMS. I got a strong chlorine smell from the breath. Your advice is appreciated please. Thanks b

It looks to me like you got it all. Keep it moist and covered and just continue to heal.

Bleeding stopped, puss is back, tried to lift scab over the scar but too painful. Have coated area again with black salve, still a bit more to go I think. Will up the dose of internal MMS and see if that helps too. puss coming out through the salve everywhere. Painful in an itchy way, have known much worse. b

yeah, don't remove scab, let it fall off - once this batch of BS has gotten into the eschar, and you've wiped it off, then just keep the eschar moist until the "scab" falls out on it's own. YOu want all those little white "worms" inside to be gone.

P

Hi Pam, most of the treatment has gone to protocol with the eschar falling out but in the area bellow that where I had treated previously with MMS is just one hell of a mess. The area of scab that I lifted showed no eschar even tho the scab over that whole area is hard like one. It appears that the skin there has all rotted away. When it started bleeding and the puss stopped I thought it would all come off like an eschar but the puss started again like a volcano. I had a shower and washed it as best as I could for half an hour, repacked the whole area with a thick layer of salve (accept where the eschar has fallen out), bombed out on pain killers and went to bed for the day. I am pleased to say the puss has stopped again so lets hope we have what ever it is in there this time. Thanks so much for the support. b

pam wrote: yeah, don't remove scab, let it fall off - once this batch of BS has gotten into the eschar, and you've wiped it off, then just keep the eschar moist until the "scab" falls out on it's own. YOu want all those little white "worms" inside to be gone.

P

Yes! NEVER mess with the Eschars/Scabs, always allow them to dislodge completely on their own.

This does sound a lot better, Brian. Glad to hear it!

brianmorri wrote: I am so sorry to offend you and I most passionately agree with everything you say. I have a fault and that is not explaining myself as well as I could. My reference to Dr Sam is only of his description of what cancer is, a container containing something. (My sister had strep for instance, suddenly got extremely well, thought how life was so cool after years of sickness, and then died very quickly of cancer.) I thought I had pointed that out. That interview was around 1998 I believe. MMS and salve has changed everything since then, a brand new start in medicine. Am pretty sure I have seen that video. Will check it out tonight. b
I think you are right about fungal yeast. Actually I recently ordered a product called Lufenuron (Chitin Synthesis Inhibitor) to trial it on myself for an old man who has asked me for help with a full body yeast infection.

Oh you didn't offend me at all!

When my sister got sick in 1995 I was driving a taxi. I asked my passengers (about 50 a night) if they had had cancer or knew of someone who had had cancer and survived it and what did they use. It amazed me how many different approaches succeeded, from tomato soup as first meal at breakfast to apricot and apple seeds, Chinese (green clay) medicine, Hulda Clark zappers and herbs, colloidal silver and gold.....you name it, worked with some, didn't work with others, and of course there is a time frame, get it wrong and one runs out of time. At that time Sam Chachoua was right into apricot kernels and Latril (his career has been a succession of experimentation where the cancer usually came back with a different DNA he found), Jim had not published his work then, salve may have been around but the internet was still for nerds. Over the few months that she lived I asked and in all that time I only found one person who had survived chemo for 5 years and he was dying of it.
Just some food for thought........b