The lastest figures for oleander cancer survival

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A special posting over at oleander soup group. May be of interest . . .

 

(TonyI) Tue, Oct 6, 2009, 2:34am (CDT+5)

oleander soup The lastest

figures for oleander cancer survival

 

As we have often said here, there is no magic bullet for all cancers for

all people - but based upon my extensive research and experience over

the past years, I have found none better than oleander, especially when

combined with an overall protocol that addresses diet, nutrition,

selected supplements for immune boosting and cancer fighting, a healthy

lifestyle, stress managment, etc.

Because we have seen a very small handful of people pass on in recent

months and many of our group members have understandingly expressed

concern (even one is too many for me), I have reviewed all of my

research and information, and the result is that I am more than ever

convinced that oleander is a wonderful choice to use as a centerpiece of

a cancer fighting protocol for most people and most cancers, but I have

also become convinced that beating cancer is not something you want to

try to do with half measures.

 

As part of my review, I asked Marc Swanepoel, our group member, friend

and natuopathic PhD who devel0ped the Sutherlandia OPC as well as the

new Rose Laurel OPC Plus to review his own records and give me his best

guestimate of how successful Oleander has been for those who have used

his product.

 

Here is his report:

 

I have now gone through my records and can give you the following info:

 

1. The product is now available at most major pharmacies in South Africa

(a few hundred) and I don't sell directly to the local public anymore.

As a result, I don't have the same follow-up info about local users as

before. However, my agreement with the local distributor is that they

sell 10,000 units per month. So, quite a lot of people are using it

regularly, mostly for HIV/AIDS and to boost their immune systems. Word

is also getting around about the effectiveness of the product and I have

just sent off, at their request, a parcel to the Department of Health of

a country in Africa. According to the senior researcher in that

department, they had heard about the product and they needed it

desperately for a young HIV-positive girl who was not responding to

antibiotics and who refused ARVs. I will await the outcome with great

interest.

 

2. During the last 3 years , I have had an overseas client list that

varied between 900 - 1100 people. The bulk of these are cancer sufferers

and many of them are in stages III to IV. Approximately 50 are

HIV-positives who do not want to go on ARVs. According to my records,

only 20 of the people who ordered (some fairly regularly) from me have

died over the last 3 years. There are in all probability more who have

died but I have no way of knowing whether the few who stopped ordering

from me are cured or dead. Of the 20 that have died, all were stage IV

and some were already in hospice, 3 died within one week of receiving

the S/OPC, and 8 died within 2 months of receiving it. Of those that

died within 2 months, a few did not (or could not) take the suggested

dosage. Only 3 of the 20 people used an adequate dosage but died in

spite of that. However, 2 of those 3 also used all kinds of other

treatments which may or may not have interfered with the oleander.

 

3. One of the people that died pro vided a special lesson that could be

of value to everyone. She started using the liquid S/OPC before the

capsules were available and used it for about 12 months. She went into

complete remission as confirmed by her oncologist and, against my

advice, stopped using the product because she could not stand the taste.

She had a very high profile and stressful job with lots of

responsibilities, had no close relationships with anyone and could not

get on with her mother. Within 12 months she was diagnosed with a

different type of cancer than before, did not contact me to tell me

about her predicament and, by the time I heard about it, the cancer had

already metastasized to the brain and she was on chemo. The oncologist

advised her against using the new S/OPC capsules and within 3 months,

she was dead. This episode convinced me further that cancer is simply a

symptom of OTHER problems in the body, that stress plays a major role

and that chemo is not the answer. 

 

I n summary, even if a further 50 people of the approximately 900 - 1100

overseas users have died without my knowledge, bringing the total dead

to 70, this is still quite a remarkable result for people with late

stage cancer. 70 out of 900 is less than 8%. And even if one takes the

average number of late stage cancer users over the period as 500, then

70 out of 500 stage III to IV cancers is still only 14%. My experience

has also shown that the effectiveness of oleander is dosage dependent

and if people can get up to the higher dosages as quickly as possible,

their chance of survival is greatly improved.