jbird wrote:Thanks so much for the info. I have been looking for a practioner in Tucson to help me with alternative treatments. Any suggestions?
Hi jbird,
I don't know any practitioners in the field of cancer. In fact, good luck if you find one because the FDA are hunting them because to them (and most docs out there), if you have cancer, only surgery, radio and chemo therapies will work
When my brother started to take Cesium, we didn't tell his doctors because we knew that (1) he would not agree with us and (2) even if he did, there is a law that says that if a doctor prescribes anything else than surgery, radio and chemo therapies to a cancer patient he can lose his MD license and be sued by the government so there is no way your oncologist will back you up in any of the treatments you want to take.
If you read my research on cancer, then you know that for me, a tumor is just a small water balloon inside the body except that it's not water but filled with lactic acid instead and I know that based on Dr. Brewer's research, an alkaline mineral like Cesium can penetrate cancer cells/tumors and neutralize all the acid inside the tumor so in my head 1+ 1 = 2 so the minute I hear about cancer I think about acidity and the minute I hear about acidity I think about alkaline minerals so you don't need to have a doctor or a practitioner to order and take an alkaline mineral supplement. We did fine on our own and my brother is getting better and better every month.
However, in the case of Cesium, it lowers the level of Potassium in your blood which can give you a heart attck if it drops too low so when you take Cesium, you must do a blood check every 2 weeks or so to check your Potassium level and you can easily do that at any private medical center for $20 or so.
If your Potassium drops a bit low, just like with my brother, no need to panic, you just take more of thePotassium supplement that comes with the Cesium and your Potassium level will go back up to normal. My borhter found out that for every spoon of liquid Cesium he had to take 2 spoons of liquid Potassium. For some it's 1, other it's 3 or 5, again, just take your blood test and bring your Potassium back up.
Just do a search for cancer and cesium on Google and you will find vendors of Cesum Chloride.
I strongly suggest you read this article on CancerTutor.com before you make any decision.
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Merlin
Blame the US Government for letting a doctor say on their website that his Cesium research cured 30 of his cancer patients (and my brother too).
