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For anyone wanting to obtain the "Indian Herb" from Kathleen that Jim mentions in the cancer section of his new book, here is the info. I just spoke and corresponded with Kathleen today. She was very helpful and quick to respond.

Jim is stilll recommending Indian Herb in the case of difficult cancers that are not responding well enough. To give an example I know about, I have one friend helping someone with late stage terminal cancer who is taking the Indian Herb and CDS and MMS2 for about a month and getting excellent results. Tumors are shrinking and blood tests are showing big reduction in viral load.

Kathleen told me that both Indian Herb products below have the same ingredients except the MC X is a liquid and has a solvent in it. Either one can be used for cancer, but not both at the same time. Also, she said the Indian Herb is good for other illnesses and conditions, even for colds she will take doses for a few days.

www.lifelinewater.com/herb.html this is Kathleen
McDaniel Life-Line LLC
1775 US 385, Dimmitt, Texas 79027
806-647-1741, Toll Free 866-393-5540
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Two products, both have the same ingredients except the MC X has a solvent in it so it is a liquid. Both work well with cancer.

Indian Herb (paste) $56 for 6 drams.
Indian Herb MC X (liquid) $50 for 1 ounce.

Dosing: The Indian Herb, which is a semi-liquid paste, has instructions to use internally or externally. The Indian Herb internally is used by placing 1/2 pea size on bread or in a capsule but always taken with food. The average is a dose a day for 21 days... The Indian MC X has a solvent and has instructions for internally and externally. MC X internally is 2 drops on food three times a day until your problem is solved. We no longer do the Indian Herb MC XE (this third product is still on the website but apparently no longer offered).

I have some notes from a web page somewhere that someone said, "The Indian Herb has 5 ingredients, blood root, yellow dock, licorice, Galangal, and zinc chloride." I did not discuss this with Kathleen, but it may be true.

Michael

Does this product works on thyroid cancer?

Is she still in business?

The web site does not list  the right things.

TIA

 

FWIW my anti virus was preventing me form going to her site at first, until I shut it down.
AV software is being used a lot to censor what we can and can not see.

Not sure who is right but according to this video:


The correct ingredients are:
Bloodroot, 50 grams
Galangal, 50 grams
Graviola, 50 grams
Chaparral, 50 grams
Zinc Chloride, 250 grams
Glycerine, 25 ml
DMSO, 25 ml
Distilled Water, 500 ml

Here is their recipe for the above ingredients (see at 1:22:45 in the video):
- Add 50 grams each of Bloodroot, Chaparral, Graviola, Galangal in bowl
- Put 500 ml of Distilled Water in a pot and add 250 grams Zinc Chloride; bring the mixture to the boil, stirring frequently to ensure there are no lumps.
- Add the four herbs to the 500 ml simmering water, stirring continuously until all the lumps disappear.
- Once there is a smooth consistency add 25 ml of DMSO, still stirring; next add 25 ml of Glycerine and stir it in, this keeps the formula moist. Depending on the humidity you may have to add more Glycerine.
- Allow the mixture to simmer for about 15 minutes.
- When the mixture cools and cures it isn't runny anymore and has a past like consistency.
- It is best used after sitting for 2 days at room temperature.
- Then put the Black Salve in separate jars and store in the refrigerator.
- It will keep indefinitely but might dry out, so add a little water if that happens.

The website is defunct sometime after 2019.

This is what used to be there:

web.archive.org/web/00000000000000/http://www.lifelinewater.com/herb.html

Neither of the phone numbers work.

It's unfortunate that it just disappeared without informing people about what happened
and if possible sending people somewhere else.

Here's what apparently happened.
The FDA got to them, and/or they were sued, or something like that:

www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/mcdaniel-life-line-llc-issues-voluntary-worldwide-recall-indian-herb

www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-safety-and-availability/fda-alerts-patients-mcdaniel-life-lines-voluntary-recall-indian-herb
 

The ingredients listed for this "indian herb" are the same ingredients for black salve. It has just been renamed. Search for black salve instead. Smart sellers will say it's for animal use only. I used it to get rid of all of my skin cancers and my mouth fibroma. Love it.

Does anyone know if you can take the Indian Herb/Black Salve that I listed internally? The video indicates externally but says nothing of internal.

The website that BillPopMMS listed says it can be taken internally - though in very small amounts - though I don't know what the ingredients of their Black Salve was compared to what I listed.

Thanks
I have found it elsewhere...
I just don't trust anonymous companies for something this important.