Questions on starting Oleander pills/Nomita

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Hi Nomita,Hmmm...... With regard to that itching and rash..... It could be an allergic reaction to oleander. Marc and Tony will pop in to address that shortly. In the meantime, here is a copy of a post that Tony made with regard to those allergic to oleander."A very small number of people are sensitive to the oleander plant,

which belongs to a family of plants that include the periwinkle. You

might test it by putting some on your inner arm and seeing if any rash

or other unusual reaction occurs.

 

Are you saying that your skin clears up when you back off on the dose

(or discontinue it)? That would seem to indicate an

allergy/sensitivity either to the oleander, the sutherlandia or the

preservative ingredients."Are you also following Tony's anti cancer protocol? This will ensure that you are fighting the cancer with a full arsenal.A Natural Anti-Cancer ProtocolHopefully, she is not having an allergic reaction to oleander, but please test her for it to make sure.And yes, by all means, do keep us posted with your mom's progress.Hugs,oleander soup , "Nomita" <on1276 wrote:>> Dear and Marc,> > Thank you for your clear reponses to my questions. My mother has had > some itching and slight rash in the evening which disappears by > morning. Said there was just an instant of pain in the breast today -> there was a lump there in the last scan, though the doctors were > unsure about the existence of any cancer cells in it.> > I'm guessing these are good signs that the Oleander is working!> > I'm trying a homeopathic remedy called Cheledonium for liver > cleansing for now. > > I'll keep you posted.> > Thanks again,> Nomita> >

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So long as the itching and rash remains slight and is not present

except for longer periods, I would not be too concerned. It may be

caused by something else and may even be caused by the release of toxins.

 

It would be a good idea to test some oleander on the skin to see if a

rash develops and to keep a watch to make sure it does not get worse

or last longer.

 

I also note that Celandine (chelidonium) can cause rashes, itching,

and serious allergic reactions in some people, though reports of such

happening seem to be very few.

 

 

oleander soup , " May " <luellamay129

wrote:

>

> Hi Nomita,

>

> Hmmm...... With regard to that itching and rash..... It could be an

> allergic reaction to oleander. Marc and Tony will pop in to address

> that shortly. In the meantime, here is a copy of a post that Tony made

> with regard to those allergic to oleander.

>

> " A very small number of people are sensitive to the oleander plant,

> which belongs to a family of plants that include the periwinkle. You

> might test it by putting some on your inner arm and seeing if any rash

> or other unusual reaction occurs.

>

> Are you saying that your skin clears up when you back off on the dose

> (or discontinue it)? That would seem to indicate an

> allergy/sensitivity either to the oleander, the sutherlandia or the

> preservative ingredients. "

>

> Are you also following Tony's anti cancer protocol? This will ensure

> that you are fighting the cancer with a full arsenal.

>

> A Natural Anti-Cancer Protocol

> </anticancer.htm>

>

> Hopefully, she is not having an allergic reaction to oleander, but

> please test her for it to make sure.

>

> And yes, by all means, do keep us posted with your mom's progress.

>

> Hugs,

>

>

>

> oleander soup , " Nomita " <on1276@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear and Marc,

> >

> > Thank you for your clear reponses to my questions. My mother has had

> > some itching and slight rash in the evening which disappears by

> > morning. Said there was just an instant of pain in the breast today -

> > there was a lump there in the last scan, though the doctors were

> > unsure about the existence of any cancer cells in it.

> >

> > I'm guessing these are good signs that the Oleander is working!

> >

> > I'm trying a homeopathic remedy called Cheledonium for liver

> > cleansing for now.

> >

> > I'll keep you posted.

> >

> > Thanks again,

> > Nomita

> >

> >

>