Guest guest Posted May 9, 2004 Report Share Posted May 9, 2004 Marco, The best for pulse is to search " Dragon Rises Seminars " ! They have raised the art to something higher than art, Science maybe? Welcome, Andy Lininger, L.Ac. <nwhealth.edu> > " Marco Visconti " <agomar >Chinese Medicine ><Chinese Medicine > > new member intro >Sun, 9 May 2004 19:25:00 +0200 > >Hello! >My name is Marco Visconti, I'm a new menbwer of this Grout of TCM. >I'm Medicin Doctor and I've been licensed acupuncturist in 1979, >I work in an Italian Hospital in Acupuncture, and I teach in our School of >Acupuncture and Tuina. >I'm specially interested in pulsology as a discovery of theire energetics >(spectrum, spectral lines and relative links in patology. >I'm also always interested in learning >more about acupuncture and other relates of Oriental Medicines as >well. Thanks, >Marvi > > > >- > " mmilotay " <mark ><agomar >Saturday, May 08, 2004 3:57 PM >TCM > > > > Hi there. > > > > I see that you joined the group some time back but haven't yet > > introduced yourself or posted a message. > > > > Can you please introduce yourself to the group? And please explain > > your interests in TCM. Use this email address to post your > > introductory message to the group: > > _______________ MSN Toolbar provides one-click access to Hotmail from any Web page – FREE download! http://toolbar.msn.com/go/onm00200413ave/direct/01/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2009 Report Share Posted May 17, 2009 Welcome Sonya! Thank you for introducing yourself. I am sure you will love our group and we look forward to getting to know you. For your asthma, take one teaspoon of raw apple cider vinegar mixed with raw honey three times a day with meals. Give it about six months. This cleared up my asthma and allergies. Hugs, oleander soup , "Sonya" <talking2sonya wrote:>> Hello to all,> My name is Sonya, I live in SE Michigan with my husband and 2 kids, a 16 year old son and a 13 year old daughter. I am a food artist with my primary focus being wedding cakes and other party foods. I realy enjoy organic gardening, preserving food, dehydrating, natural building (love strawbale, solar and wind power)I have about 20 years experience with homeopathy and massage, have used H2o2 therapy and prefer natural treatments for ailments. (although I still have not been very successful with my own asthma) I hope to learn much from this group and possibly share positively where I can... > Kindly,> Sonya> SE Michigan> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2009 Report Share Posted May 18, 2009 Llewelyyn, Welcome to our group and thank you for introducing yourself. I am so glad to hear that the surgery was successful and that you are feeling great. However, if the entire tumor has been removed, why are they giving you chemo and radiation? And if I am not being too forward, I would ask you to reconsider the chemo and radiation treatments. Chemo and radiation do nothing other than destroy the body and compromise an already weakened immune system whereby the cancer gained entry in the first place. In fact, sometimes chemo and very often radiation actually spread cancer to other parts of the body. Also, in a survey taken, 75% of oncologists said that they would never opt for chemo and radiation should they or their families be diagnosed with cancer. This is because they know how harmful they are. However, if you do decide to go forward with these treatments, Oleander will lessen to eliminate the side effects. Whatever you choose, please know that we are here for you. I would suggest starting on Sutherlandia OPC http://www.sutherlandiaopc.com and the Natural Anti-Cancer Protocol immediately, as much of it as possible, all of it would be ideal. Sutherlandia OPC, together with the Natural Anti-Cancer Protocol will work to strengthen your immune system. Also, should the cancer be totally gone, this is the best possible course to take. There is no written evidence and I have known of no one taking Sutherlandia OPC and following a healthy lifestyle who has ever had a recurrence of cancer. Similarly, there is no written evidence of anyone taking Sutherlandia OPC as maintenance for general health and, of course, living a healthy lifestyle, ever coming down with cancer. Llewelyn, we look forward to your contributions and getting to know you better. I do wish you my very best, and please do keep us posted with regard to your progress. Of course, we are here to answer any questions you may have. Warm regards, oleander soup , "llewelyn2connect" <misc wrote:>> Hi, my name is Llewelyn and I live in Cape Town South Africa with my wife, Sarah, and our two gorgeous children, Ruby, 6,and Jude, 4.> > I'm a 38 year old filmmaker and after two very sudden headaches 4 weeks ago was diagnosed with a brain tumour which was surgically removed on the 24th of April. The histology revealed a combination of a grade IV Astrocytoma and Oligodendraglyoma which seem to fall into a general classification termed glioblastoma multiforme (GBM).> > The tumour was located behind my right eye in my right temporal lobe which it turns out is a very flexible part of the brain because I'd be hard-pressed to say what if anything is different after the surgery. I've been home for almost 3 weeks and feel great. Because of the location of the tumour my neurosurgeon was able to remove the whole tumour. > > I begin Radation and Chemo (Temozolomide) tomorrow for 6 weeks. > > After researching all the alternatives it's been a tough call to do the Radiation/Chemo in the light of all the views on the pro's and con's. > > I've just purchased Tony's book and am probably going to be starting a combination of his regimen ASAP as adapted by Dr Marc Swanepoel who supplies SutherlandiaOPC which I'm thrilled is made here in South Africa.> > I look forwarding to contributing to this group and also receiving feedback from yourselves.> > regards> > Llewelyn> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2009 Report Share Posted May 18, 2009 , Do you take it as a new dose/mix 3 times a day? I wonder, can I make up a mix of like 1/2 cup vinegar (Bragg's) with 1/2 cup raw honey? Thanks for the advice.. Kindly, Sonya SE Michigan oleander soup , " May " <luellamay129 wrote: > > For your asthma, take one teaspoon of raw apple cider vinegar mixed with > raw honey three times a day with meals. Give it about six months. This > cleared up my asthma and allergies. > > Hugs, > > > > > oleander soup , " Sonya " <talking2sonya@> wrote: (although I still have not been very successful > with my own asthma) > > Kindly, > > Sonya > > SE Michigan > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2009 Report Share Posted May 18, 2009 Dear Llewelyn,I am so sorry to read about what you have been through already. Most of our extended family chose not to have chemo & radiation, as it is so destructive of the immunity and profoundly toxic. The chemo agents are called cytotoxins because they poison cells, ALL cells. Are you able to delay the chemo until you have read Tony's book and been in contact with Marc Swanepöel? What really needs to be done is change the terrain in which the cancer grew, not further poison it. No surgeon can ever say that they "got it all". We have cancer cells circulating all the time. They only proliferate when conditions are right, same as bacteria.The shock of surgery and the carcogenicity of the anaesthesia is profound enough to set your immunity right back and allowt them to proliferate again. Even that fraud and plagiarist Louis Pasteur, is alleged to have conceded on his deathbed, that the terrain is everything, the microbe is nothing. For the real deal, read stuff on and by Antoine Béchamp.Think of yourself as a petri dish. There are various soups that scientists feed cancer cells to encourage their growth. There are various things that will make the cancer cells do what they should do under normal healthy circumstances - the process of apoptosis.The things that encourage apoptosis are:Fresh airGood quality food, no sugar, no white flour, just about any processed food is not good for health. I get a magazine called Food Technology, every month for the purposes of "know your enemy. The public has no idea what TPTB have allowed industry to call "food" without the truth being known by consumers. Pesticide free food, some choose herbivorous and thrive, others choose carnivorous and also thrive, but it's worth researchingPersonal preference - a raw veg juice diet, no cooked food or animal food yet. Clean water - not poisoned with fluoride, aluminium salts and chlorine, then pronounced fit for human consumptionSunshine - are people in SA being bombarded with media messages about how dangerous the sun is? Not true, also worth researching. Your pineal gland, behind the eyes used to be called the master gland, & it requires solar radiation for immunity and melatonin production, so don't use sunglasses. The campaigns are just marketing scams by those who produce sunglasses and medical equipment!Good quality rest/sleep, not just adequate, it has to be good. Melatonin or cherry juice can help.Some spiritual aspect - meditation or prayer.Avoid vaccinations and pHARMa drugs. There are none without side effects - a friend bled to death following the recommended 1/4 aspirin a day to reduce stroke! More people die from Western medicine than die in car crashes. No one dies of vitamin overdose. Vaccines have on the product insert that death can be a side effect, in which case we KNOW they can't be good for us. These are the easy things that can be done while you wait for Tony's book and your supplements. Tony and and many others on this list have a vast knowledge of the supplements that will help. There are so many, despite allopathic denial of the success of alternatives, that you will be spoiled for choice.Dr Ghislaine Lanctöt a Quebecois, used to send people congratulations cards when they "got" cancer, because she said they were being given a stong message (cancer) to change the way they live. You DO have time. Don't be rushed into chemo. Ian Gawler, an Aussie is an inspiration.. www.gawler.org/ So is another Aussie called Ross Horne. His book, The Health Revolution is a good health blue print. It can be downloaded free fromwww.soilandhealth.org/02/0201hyglibcat/020121horne/020121toc.htmlNo I'm not an Aussie, I'm a Kiwi, but I'm not biased. LOL! All the very best to you and your family.Mara--- On Sun, 5/17/09, llewelyn2connect <misc wrote:llewelyn2connect <misc New member introoleander soup Date: Sunday, May 17, 2009, 3:46 PM Hi, my name is Llewelyn and I live in Cape Town South Africa with my wife, Sarah, and our two gorgeous children, Ruby, 6,and Jude, 4. I'm a 38 year old filmmaker and after two very sudden headaches 4 weeks ago was diagnosed with a brain tumour which was surgically removed on the 24th of April. The histology revealed a combination of a grade IV Astrocytoma and Oligodendraglyoma which seem to fall into a general classification termed glioblastoma multiforme (GBM). The tumour was located behind my right eye in my right temporal lobe which it turns out is a very flexible part of the brain because I'd be hard-pressed to say what if anything is different after the surgery. I've been home for almost 3 weeks and feel great. Because of the location of the tumour my neurosurgeon was able to remove the whole tumour. I begin Radation and Chemo (Temozolomide) tomorrow for 6 weeks. After researching all the alternatives it's been a tough call to do the Radiation/Chemo in the light of all the views on the pro's and con's. I've just purchased Tony's book and am probably going to be starting a combination of his regimen ASAP as adapted by Dr Marc Swanepoel who supplies SutherlandiaOPC which I'm thrilled is made here in South Africa. I look forwarding to contributing to this group and also receiving feedback from yourselves. regards Llewelyn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2009 Report Share Posted May 18, 2009 Hi Sonya, I just mix one tablespoon of raw apple cider vinegar and one tablespoon of raw honey each time. I suppose you could mix one-half cup apple cider vinegar with one-half cup honey and dispense it that way. Another option is to mix this in one liter of water and sip during meals, but I hate the way it tastes and I would rather take it all at once and get it over with. Hugs, oleander soup , "Sonya" <talking2sonya wrote:>> ,> Do you take it as a new dose/mix 3 times a day? I wonder, can I make up a mix of like 1/2 cup vinegar (Bragg's) with 1/2 cup raw honey? Thanks for the advice..> Kindly,> Sonya> SE Michigan > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2009 Report Share Posted May 18, 2009 I forgot - another aid to healing is laughter!Mara--- On Sun, 5/17/09, Maracuja <howdurdago wrote:Maracuja <howdurdagoRe: New member introoleander soup Date: Sunday, May 17, 2009, 6:28 PM Dear Llewelyn,I am so sorry to read about what you have been through already. Most of our extended family chose not to have chemo & radiation, as it is so destructive of the immunity and profoundly toxic. The chemo agents are called cytotoxins because they poison cells, ALL cells. Are you able to delay the chemo until you have read Tony's book and been in contact with Marc Swanepöel? What really needs to be done is change the terrain in which the cancer grew, not further poison it. No surgeon can ever say that they "got it all". We have cancer cells circulating all the time. They only proliferate when conditions are right, same as bacteria.The shock of surgery and the carcogenicity of the anaesthesia is profound enough to set your immunity right back and allowt them to proliferate again. Even that fraud and plagiarist Louis Pasteur, is alleged to have conceded on his deathbed, that the terrain is everything, the microbe is nothing. For the real deal, read stuff on and by Antoine Béchamp.Think of yourself as a petri dish. There are various soups that scientists feed cancer cells to encourage their growth. There are various things that will make the cancer cells do what they should do under normal healthy circumstances - the process of apoptosis.The things that encourage apoptosis are:Fresh airGood quality food, no sugar, no white flour, just about any processed food is not good for health. I get a magazine called Food Technology, every month for the purposes of "know your enemy. The public has no idea what TPTB have allowed industry to call "food" without the truth being known by consumers. Pesticide free food, some choose herbivorous and thrive, others choose carnivorous and also thrive, but it's worth researchingPersonal preference - a raw veg juice diet, no cooked food or animal food yet. Clean water - not poisoned with fluoride, aluminium salts and chlorine, then pronounced fit for human consumptionSunshine - are people in SA being bombarded with media messages about how dangerous the sun is? Not true, also worth researching. Your pineal gland, behind the eyes used to be called the master gland, & it requires solar radiation for immunity and melatonin production, so don't use sunglasses. The campaigns are just marketing scams by those who produce sunglasses and medical equipment!Good quality rest/sleep, not just adequate, it has to be good. Melatonin or cherry juice can help.Some spiritual aspect - meditation or prayer.Avoid vaccinations and pHARMa drugs. There are none without side effects - a friend bled to death following the recommended 1/4 aspirin a day to reduce stroke! More people die from Western medicine than die in car crashes. No one dies of vitamin overdose. Vaccines have on the product insert that death can be a side effect, in which case we KNOW they can't be good for us. These are the easy things that can be done while you wait for Tony's book and your supplements. Tony and and many others on this list have a vast knowledge of the supplements that will help. There are so many, despite allopathic denial of the success of alternatives, that you will be spoiled for choice.Dr Ghislaine Lanctöt a Quebecois, used to send people congratulations cards when they "got" cancer, because she said they were being given a stong message (cancer) to change the way they live. You DO have time. Don't be rushed into chemo. Ian Gawler, an Aussie is an inspiration. . www.gawler.org/ So is another Aussie called Ross Horne. His book, The Health Revolution is a good health blue print. It can be downloaded free fromwww.soilandhealth. org/02/0201hygli bcat/020121horne /020121toc. htmlNo I'm not an Aussie, I'm a Kiwi, but I'm not biased. LOL! All the very best to you and your family.Mara--- On Sun, 5/17/09, llewelyn2connect <misc (AT) roderick (DOT) co.za> wrote:llewelyn2connect <misc (AT) roderick (DOT) co.za> New member introoleander soupSunday, May 17, 2009, 3:46 PM Hi, my name is Llewelyn and I live in Cape Town South Africa with my wife, Sarah, and our two gorgeous children, Ruby, 6,and Jude, 4. I'm a 38 year old filmmaker and after two very sudden headaches 4 weeks ago was diagnosed with a brain tumour which was surgically removed on the 24th of April. The histology revealed a combination of a grade IV Astrocytoma and Oligodendraglyoma which seem to fall into a general classification termed glioblastoma multiforme (GBM). The tumour was located behind my right eye in my right temporal lobe which it turns out is a very flexible part of the brain because I'd be hard-pressed to say what if anything is different after the surgery. I've been home for almost 3 weeks and feel great. Because of the location of the tumour my neurosurgeon was able to remove the whole tumour. I begin Radation and Chemo (Temozolomide) tomorrow for 6 weeks. After researching all the alternatives it's been a tough call to do the Radiation/Chemo in the light of all the views on the pro's and con's. I've just purchased Tony's book and am probably going to be starting a combination of his regimen ASAP as adapted by Dr Marc Swanepoel who supplies SutherlandiaOPC which I'm thrilled is made here in South Africa. I look forwarding to contributing to this group and also receiving feedback from yourselves. regards Llewelyn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2009 Report Share Posted November 30, 2009 Name: TinaFavorite flower: RoseAny Hobbies: I like to cook. and I like to crosstitch Favorite thing to shop for: spices Where do you live? Edenton NC Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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