pore size of coffee filters

[Guest guest]

Tony,

 

Hello, I'm from NV and have two ill friends, one with breast cancer

and the other with thyroid/lymph node cancer, both will have surgery

and both have elected to not have chemo. Apparently multiple

surgeries/radiations haven't worked and they have made this pact. I

think it's because I went bouncing into work and happily announced I

found a solution to my reoccuring skin cancer in fact it IS a

solution of oleander. So... I have a few questions:

 

I was reading the Arab patent for oleander, and noticed their process

calls for a 2 microns filter and I was reading TBYIL that the lack of

multiple filtering is related to feeling nauseous during treatment.

What is the size of coffee filter pores? Can a smaller pour make a

superior product?

 

I used a coffee machine on warm to condense the 1:10/apple cider

vinegar/oleander solution. I then used veg glycerine to make my

final product,(I didn't have vit E oil, and it's more like an

ointment). How stable is that a room temp? I was going to wait till

winter so I can leave it out, but I really want to start on a

suspicious spot.

 

How in the world did you get the Arab patent?

 

Thanks,

 

Susan

[Guest guest]

I assume you meant the " free patents online " patent at:

 

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/EP1803461.html

 

That is not a patent the oleander soup or OPC is modeled after - but

when all is said and done, it is pretty much the same thing you end up

with it looks like. I don't think that patent will ever hold up to a

strong challenge. It looks to me like someone trying to stake a claim

on someone else's private property - or public property.

 

Filtering helps avoid and lessen side effects because it filters out

some of the larger organic molecules that the body has to otherwise

adjust to. Several layers of unbleached coffee filters appear to do

the trick about as well as the patented medicine version from Honduras

called Anvirzel - which is filtered at something less than 4 microns.

 

Coffee filters can vary widely in quality and generally have pores

that vary from 5 to 15 microns. If you want to control filtering to a

greater degree, you need to order commercial laboratory filter paper.

 

I have no idea how stable your skin preparation is. My experience is

that a whole coffee pot only makes a very tiny amount of skin creme if

you condense down to a syrupy consistency without burning it.

 

Remember that the oleander creme is not caustic like the black salve

and so it may take quite awhile to see results when using it both

internally and externally.

 

It is also important to note that oleander is very successful by

itself for cancers, but like any effective anti-cancer treatment, it

is that much more effective when used as a centerpiece of a

comprehensive anti-cancer protocol and lifestyle. Such as this one:

 

/anticancer.htm

 

Best wishes to you and your friends. After already having mainstream

treatments, they would surely seem to need something that helps boost

and rebuild the immune system.

 

All THREE of you be sure to take extra measures to cleanse, protect

and rebuild your liver function as well.

 

 

oleander soup , " LuvbytheBey " <luvbythebey

wrote:

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>

> Tony,

>

> Hello, I'm from NV and have two ill friends, one with breast cancer

> and the other with thyroid/lymph node cancer, both will have surgery

> and both have elected to not have chemo. Apparently multiple

> surgeries/radiations haven't worked and they have made this pact. I

> think it's because I went bouncing into work and happily announced I

> found a solution to my reoccuring skin cancer in fact it IS a

> solution of oleander. So... I have a few questions:

>

> I was reading the Arab patent for oleander, and noticed their process

> calls for a 2 microns filter and I was reading TBYIL that the lack of

> multiple filtering is related to feeling nauseous during treatment.

> What is the size of coffee filter pores? Can a smaller pour make a

> superior product?

>

> I used a coffee machine on warm to condense the 1:10/apple cider

> vinegar/oleander solution. I then used veg glycerine to make my

> final product,(I didn't have vit E oil, and it's more like an

> ointment). How stable is that a room temp? I was going to wait till

> winter so I can leave it out, but I really want to start on a

> suspicious spot.

>

> How in the world did you get the Arab patent?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Susan

>