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Doctor Cures Cancer with Baking Soda & Maple Syrup / Best MORGELLONS Treatment 2011

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posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 08:32 AM
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I never immediately rule out alternative cure claims. Four years ago I was diagnosed with oral cancer (due to my past abuse of my body). I began drinking a sheep sorrel tea 8 to 10 times a day. By the time I saw the specialist two months later it was gone. If you Google "Nurse Caisse" or "Essiac Tea" you will find interesting reading. To make a long research project short, some think since Sheep Sorrel contains the highest natural levels of Chlorophyll it thereby produces the most oxygen in the blood of any digestible food. Cancer cannot live in an oxygen rich environment.



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 08:36 AM
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I had cancer when I was 8, so it doesn't really matter if you smoked weed and drank alcohol or not, if you gonna get cancer you gonna get cancer, simple as that. So don't be telling yourself youv got somethign growing in you because you might make it grow.



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 08:40 AM
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What kind of cancer did you have.

And what stage was it in when diagnosed?



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 08:51 AM
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I saw a lady buy one 1 litre bottle of maple syrup for $18.99 at a produce market, then she grabbed another one, I thought she must really like pancakes and waffles.

Perhaps she picked up baking soda somewhere else?

Anyway, my curiosity is up about this, not because I have cancer, I don't have cancer that I know about, but I would consider this as a preventative.

Not saying that I believe this works but it certainly would not hurt to take some once in a while.

What is the dosage for prevention?



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 10:29 AM
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Originally posted by colloredbrothers
reply to post by Anoynymoose
 


I had cancer when I was 8, so it doesn't really matter if you smoked weed and drank alcohol or not, if you gonna get cancer you gonna get cancer, simple as that. So don't be telling yourself youv got somethign growing in you because you might make it grow.


This is astonishingly true and your advice should be heeded by everyone. Just as positive thinking or placebos have real-world effects, negative thoughts and stress can make you "think yourself sick".

Works both ways.



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 10:41 AM
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Great find OP, S&F lets hope this man can go viral



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 10:44 AM
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If you think this remedy is dangerous, take into consideration all the bad effects of new pills being pushed by the big pharmaceutical companies. Just listen to the commercials of these new drugs being passed by the FDA.

-Can lead to possible death
-Can cause strokes
-Can cause heart attacks
-Can cause an increase in blood sugar
-Can cause thoughts of suicide
-Can cause kidney damage
-Can cause liver damage
-Can cause internal bleeding

I would say if you have cancer, what do you have to lose? Chemo is known to kills healthy cells and can cause death.



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 11:13 AM
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so, did you accept all the raves about thalidomide in the medical journals? after all, it is a prestigious journal. and top doctors did not want to believe it could malform foetuses.
i've used carb soda and apple cyder and cured my skin cancer. over 5 months it shrank to nothing.


That's because they weren't aware of the downside to thalidomide. Molecules can be described as left handed or right handed. The left handed and right handed molecules are referred to as enantiomers, which have identical physical properties (boiling point; melting point etc.). They do not however have identical chemical interactions.

In the case of thalidomide, you have the R enantiomer which is an effective sedative. Then you also have the S enantiomer which is a teratogen. Before thalidomide came out drugs were prescribed with an equal mixture of R and S enantiomers, as their adverse effects were unknown, which is known as a racemic mixture. Nowadays though pharmaceutical companies use chirally pure compounds (aka homochiral) when making a drug; that is they are 100% R or 100% S
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posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 11:36 AM
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This is strange news to me because I came upon Dr. Simoncini's website (Here)when I was reading about mold/fungus, etc. (You know all of the freaky news some time back about fungus spores sprouting out of ants heads and powdery, white fungus on the noses of dead/dying bats, etc?) Anyhooo...

fast forward to my dog had a swelling, open wound that wouldn't heal... vet said probably spider bite. She was going downhill fast with strange tumor-feeling fleshy places popping up overnight near her shoulder and hip joints. I 'cooked' that molasses/baking soda mixture and... OMG, the vet and I were both astounded. I myself drink a 1/2 tsp of baking soda in a glass of water for a "pick me up." Heck, they sell 'soda water' anyway, lol.

This situation happened with my dog in June. She's chillin next to me right now, back to the person she was before the bite. I read your post about how this doctor's been blamed, discredited, etc. I wonder how much of that is sheer disinfo. (Not from you, my friend... you found the information on the net and posted it.) So I google "Dr. Simoncini arrested" and here is what is returned... www.google.com... +Simoncini+arrested&btnG=Google+Search

EDIT: I can't get the link to show my exact google resuts. Please google Dr. Simoncini arrested and see what you get! Thanks & sorry 'bout that.

Interesting. Don't know what to make of it all...
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posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 12:43 PM
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WOW, Some people will believe anything. Total and utter nonsense. Might as well say that standing on your head can cure AIDs.
This is some senile old fart with no degree or qualifications talking utter poo.
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posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 01:02 PM
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As someone who has taken natural, "alternative", and homeopathic remedies for a long time now, I can tell you without a doubt they are far more effective than their Pharmaceutical counterparts.

My mother has a master's degree in herbal science and practiced as a clinician as part of her degree program. The 30 odd patients she saw almost universally were amazed by the improvements to their myriad conditions, ranging from mental health, the effects of lyme disease, respiratory problems, weight control, and more.

I was a longtime sufferer of severe allergies. A homeopathic regiment cured me of this within 6 months, something that doctors said they might be able to accomplish after 14 years of regular injections.

It seems really easy for people to discount the entire concept of there being any sort of alternative to "conventional" medicinal practices, but the question you should be asking is why were hundreds of years worth of material on the subject of herbal and natural cures suddenly discounted and tossed aside like so much rubbish.

I took antidepressants for a period of time. I don't need anymore proof that modern medicine often does much to hurt, rather than help.

Surgery has come a long way though! Can't knock that. The anesthesia is killer on the body however, same with the painkillers.

You have only yourself to hurt by not investing time into understanding herbal remedies and you only prop up Pharma companies at the expense of many people's well being by not doing so.

edit: noticed someone mentioned something about pets! my dog was diagnosed with a supposedly incurable, hereditary hip condition that would require a 2000 dollar operation to fix, with no guarantee that he would live, much less be back to his normal self post operation. We put him on a raw food diet and gave him herbal supplements and he was walking on his bad leg again within a few months. Less than 9 months later, he no longer limps at all and can now outrun me and jog alongside me like when he was younger.


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posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 01:06 PM
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Well

I have a friend whom is in her last stages of cancer...she has only a couple months at that to live.

I researched the stuff, natural ingredients, alkaline levels, etc...this seems exceptionally harmless...so I called her and told her to give it a go, if anything, it will do nothing (1 teaspoon a day..sure).

So, she is going to start today, bit o syrup and a sprinkle of baking soda...either it will produce results or not..but she doesn't mind giving it a shot, knowing there is really nothing to lose off trying. Will comment later on down the road if it made a difference...cheers ops...


And to the folks that are saying it doesn't work, its kooky medicine...you know, it may just be that, but due to its exceptionally normal and harmless recipe, I see no issue in just giving a open minded shot...now, if it was about injecting something, or doing something potentially harmful, then ya, skepticism comes up..but this is akin to saying eat a carrot a day...no harm trying, and worst case senario, nothing changes...

I told her not to stop doing what she is doing though...(although she has been cutting down on treatment considering its making her miserable)...but, if she bounces back, chances are, she will be focusing on what is working...then again, what is working may be a mix of western medicine and hillbilly medicine.



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 01:09 PM
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It's amazing to me that some members here want to replace standard cancer therapy with these alternative therapies, despite having no information on mechanism of action, dosage, or proper usage of the alternative therapies.

Will just shove anything into your body without being able to look up how and why it works? Amazing, really.



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 01:17 PM
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Originally posted by VneZonyDostupa
It's amazing to me that some members here want to replace standard cancer therapy with these alternative therapies, despite having no information on mechanism of action, dosage, or proper usage of the alternative therapies.

Will just shove anything into your body without being able to look up how and why it works? Amazing, really.


Actually, you can quickly research online the importance of alkaline levels in the human body, and its benefits/requirements for normal functioning.
I can read on the pros of eating a salad...I do not need to understand every biological breakdown and chemical reaction to understand the jist of it...
Which part are you having issue with, the baking soda part, or the maple syrup? which one of those two ingredience are scary to you?



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 01:18 PM
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I had a stomachache once and started watching Big Bang Theory, did this cure my stomachache?


Don't know, but that could be the reason you had a stomachache by watching that show.



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 01:19 PM
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It is kind of hard to dispute terminal peeps recovering from this beast called cancer........

Your response is quite typical of the arrogance and closed mindedness of most of the AMA



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 01:24 PM
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Originally posted by radpetey
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It is kind of hard to dispute terminal peeps recovering from this beast called cancer........

Your response is quite typical of the arrogance and closed mindedness of most of the AMA


Not sure if its arrogance and close mindedness...keep in mind, actual medical professionals are constantly being challenged by less than savory people trying to make a buck selling false hope.
So, a natural reaction to swat down snake oil salesmen surely is built up nicely amongst the professionals, and for good reason.

What the difference here is, there is no purchasing some magic tonic someone is selling, or pricy "procedures" in some 3rd world nation...its simply a "hey, try these to benign household ingredients and watch what happens" which, if you look at each ingredient, isn't very wild that makes me open minded about it if not working, then causing no real damage anyhow.

I think overreaction may be in order here...or rather, standard reaction..but arrogant and close minded? come now..most people go into medicine for (well, the pay of course, but also) the hope of helping out people and/or the human race as a whole

not everyone is a multi-billion dollar pharma stock holder.



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 01:36 PM
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Right on!!! I have been jaded by many doctors not willing to think out of the box when dealing with difficult health issues in my immediate family.

Therefore, I get a little excited when I hear such seemingly trite responses like she gave, without the least amount of background info.............That's all.



posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 02:00 PM
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When a medical journal actually publishes this then you will have my attention.


Doctors are helping people fill their bodies with large amounts of toxins and poisons and radiating them in hopes that the cancer goes away. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. There is absolutely no guarantee. It makes people incredibly ill, costs thousands of dollars, and many of them die.

Its all based upon experiments, trial and error, and people who wrote about their findings and results. A piece of paper (a degree) does not provide credibility, in my opinion. All of it is just experiment, trial and error, and ever-evolving group knowledge based upon what the group before them have learned. Just because someone has a piece of paper, saying that they can practice and study these things on human beings legally, it doesn't mean that they also don't need to be questioned.

I would agree that people need to read and study actual testing and results of all of this information being shared, as with anything that you would decide to do or put inside your body. I would not suggest acceptance of ANY method simply based upon where it was published and the piece of paper which says someone is an expert. Not even in the "accepted" medical field.

I am glad that other people are sharing their results with everyone. Maybe we will learn something. Hopefully it will be something that works.
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posted on Jul, 17 2011 @ 02:01 PM
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Originally posted by SaturnFX
I can read on the pros of eating a salad...I do not need to understand every biological breakdown and chemical reaction to understand the jist of it...


And knowing a bit about biochemistry, I understand that we aren't equipped with a rumen that houses microbes able to ferment cellulose (the main source of energy in a salad) into short chain fatty acids. They are calorically inefficient, which is why ruminants, and most herbivorous animals, must spend every waking hour sleeping (to conserve energy) or eating.

The point is...just because you read something on the internet "salads are good for you" or "_______, a household product, kills cancer" doesn't make it true (you know that). Having the knowledge of, say, the bioenergetics of cancer cells will help you weed out the b.s.

It really is a sad thing to see people come into these forums claiming that something cures cancer/kills tumors and can't even begin to defend their claims because they don't have a clue of the biochemical processes that occur in cancerous environments.




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