Re: Bloodroot for CANCER

pam wrote: Welcome back, Eve. I know you were signed up to follow this thread, so glad you chimed in As I recall (and from what has been posted above), you stated that a person doing bloodroot internally for cancer should be monitored by someone who knows what they're doing - The Catons helped you.

How have you been doing? How is your cancer healing? have you found the bloodroot to be effective?

I'm doing beautifully Pam, (Thank you for asking), and while I wish I could say I'm Cancer free... my last Navarro Urine test (2014) indicated I was still positive for Cancer, but it was a very LOW positive and LESS Cancer than my first Navarro test. (Taken in 2008)

I'm 'living' with Cancer and I honestly don't feel it's going to get the upper hand. I wish I were more 'disciplined' if you will.... could eat perfectly, exercise more regularly, reduce ALL stress from my Life, and work all of my Health Protocols to a tee... but I don't.... lol

I do believe that the Bloodroot is effective for me.... but I also believe I began using the Bloodroot late in the Game (2007)... if I'd known I had the Cancer four or five years soonerl (like in 2002 when I noticed the very first lesion), I'd have nipped it in the bud before it had the chance to hit my bloodstream and make it so hard to entirely rid myself of.

But Hey! Look... I'm still here and I keep researching, fighting, learning and sharing.

If anyone's interested, I did chronicle my Cancer journey on a Blog.. it does a much better Job of explaining what I did and where I now am;


327561886416262761.weebly.com/

Wow, just visited your site Eve, way to go!

Thank you so much for your inspiring journey with black salve.

Good pioneering

Simone.spek wrote: Wow, just visited your site Eve, way to go!

Thank you so much for your inspiring journey with black salve.

Good pioneering

Thank you so much Simone.... Paying it forward.

Why does the herbalhealers site say that it is only for benign moles?

Angel05 wrote: Why does the herbalhealers site say that it is only for benign moles?

"Legal" reasons.

Hi, I have posting mainly on the skin cancer thread of this forum. I treated a small painful mole on my arm with sodium chlorite, the arm swelled up and the mole looked like a chemical burn, I felt ill, I re-applied a few times, it slowly healed and left a small dimple. Problem was that if I dug a fingernail gently into the scar it hurt, and that when the hole formed it had a white mass in it that did not come away but healed over. Several re-appling of sodium chlorite got nil reaction.

Thinking that I did not get it all I ordered salve and pasted it over the scar area, about a square inch. Apart from the odd faint twinkling nothing happened. I re-applied the second day and got some irritation, third day with some pain and irritation, and then about 15 small satellites came up around the area, three of them a match head across, one of them just next to the scar where the mole was and exactly where the pain was with the fingernail thing.

I hit it last night with sodium chlorite and it woke me up during the night with stabbing pains. This morning I re-applied the salve and it hurt more. All this has happened over about a week period.

Point is, am I over doing the salve? Could the salve produce blisters or am I fighting something nasty here? If the main tumour is killed or partly killed can it metastasize quickly into a larger area?

As with my other posts I stress I am a believer in science and the science of MMS adds up. I am not worried and enjoy experimentation, however a lot of people in my area are contacting me now regards MMS and black salve and it is nice to pass on information I glean from personal experience. Salve is new to me. Any input welcome. b

Hmmm.... I am not familiar with people using both. If it were me, considering the videos on You Tube, I would go with black salve externally only and MMS internally. The black salve might well cancel out MMS anyways on the skin surface.
All the best to you.
Denise

That cant happen. Picture salt and add another oxygen atom. That is chlorine dioxide. The atom jumps off and the rest turns back to salt. It all over in a short while.
I only did that when the sores came up as I read that some have done that to bring it out more, successfully. The most painful one is under the scar, obviously deep seated and hard to reach.
Tonight has been a bad time like this morning...very sore and I feel real sick. After a couple of hours it passes, pain and sickness. The arm is swelling up again and so is the scar. It is about the size of a pea now. The salve is a lot more painful than straight sodiun chlorite.

Very happy with it now. Getting somewhere. b