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That is wonderful news to hear that you are finally making your soup,

Sandy! Please let us all know how you fare.

 

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oleander soup , " Al Cizauskas " <destress wrote:

>

> I AM MAKING MINE NEXT WEEK.....Stage 4 cancer feeling fine but I

have lung lesions for 3 years now they go up and down or are

visible then not .a mass under my sternum too same thing stable then

not....have done alot of Herceptin probably too much 2 years

maintenance with breaks and Navellbeen chemo..which reguired a port

o cath in my left shoulder so now a blood clot has formed under the

port which Im working at having removed in the next few weeks...Im

on coumedin 5 mg till the port comes out is that ok so time for

something new it took awhile to find the plant and grow it ..its

now 4 ft tall and blooming a bright red flower and i suppose I

will take only the top leaves to keep it growing correct.....all the

best I will call you too .ciao Sandy D in Alberta Canada Eh !!!

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> > oleander soup

> Friday, August 04, 2006 5:01 PM

> Re: Oleander soup: regarding side effects

and taste

>

>

> Have you perchance read my book " Cancer's Natural Enemy " or downloaded

> any of the files I have posted here to this group, such as " A Plan for

> Living a Long and Healthy Life " or " The Anti Cancer Protocol " (both of

> which are included in the aforementioned book and my upcoming book)?

> We seem to like the same things is one reason I ask - pomegranite is

> my favorite anti-oxidant juice, for example.

>

> There has been some debate in and outside of this forum regarding the

> value of extra filtration. I to the theory that more

> filtration leads to fewer side effects, such as nausea, loose bowels

> and mild headaches. Anvirzel is filtered through less than 4 microns,

> acording to the original patent of Doctor Ozel, and there are very few

> reports of such side effects when it is taken orally. Similarly, I am

> finding that the more filtration one uses for oleander soup, the fewer

> side effects.

>

> oleander soup , Michael Goebel <goebelchx@>

wrote:

> >

> > I've never experienced any nausea from oleander soup. The most I

take

> > at one time is a tablespoon. I always cook mine for at least 6

hours.

> > I use coffee filters and lint-less paper towels for filters.

There are

> > many good anti-oxidant juices that could be mixed. Besides grapeseed

> > or pomengranite, mangosteen comes to mind (another anti-cancer

agent).

> > Chapparral seems to have the most powerful anti-oxidant mixture; I

> > would consider it, too.

> >

> > Dr. Goebel

> >

> > --- Tony @> wrote:

> >

> > > oleander soup , " goebelchx " <goebelchx@>

> > > wrote:

> > > >

> > > > For my last batch, I skipped the syrup. I tried lemon extract

> > > > instead. This is much more palatable. Since lemon oil/juice has

> > > > preservative properties, its use is doubly efficacious.

> > > >

> > > > Dr. Goebel

> > > >

> > > Sounds like a great idea to me. I might suggest also trying

> > > concentrated grape seed extract, as grape seed has wonderful

> > > anti-oxidant, immune boosting and anti-cancer properties.

> > >

> > > Lately, I have been holding the " soup " under my tongue for

awhile and

> > > then chasing it with a swig of Bragg's apple cider vinegar

followed

> > > by

> > > a chewable vitamin C tablet. After that, I take my handful of

daily

> > > vitamins and supplements with a glass of filtered spring water.

> > >

> > > I am thrilled to report that my uncle, who is taking a

combination of

> > > the patented oleander extract Anvirzel and his own home-made

oleander

> > > soup (essentially the same thing in my opinion), reports that

he is

> > > doing so well that his oncologist said he need not come back for

> > > another visit for three months!

> > >

> > > My uncle followed my suggestion of using several coffee filters to

> > > filter the oleander soup a final time and reports that he has

never

> > > experienced even moderate nausea or diaherrhea. The same is

true for

> > > me and I would like to see some other members try that and

give us a

> > > report. As a matter of fact, I would love to hear more reports

from

> > > other group members about how they are doing and how those

they know

> > > who use oleander are doing.

> > >

> > > I would like to take this opportunity to apologize to all of the

> > > group

> > > members for my inactivity in recent months. I have been

spending 12

> > > plus hour days seven days a week for the past four months helping

> > > with

> > > another cause I believe in - serving as a resident supervisor and

> > > nutritional advisor at a drug and alcohol rehabilitation

center for

> > > young men. I plan to become much more active in the group as

well as

> > > return to my research and writing soon.

> > >

> > > Live long, live healthy, live happy!

> > >

> > > Tony Isaacs

> > >

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