cancer prevention tips

[Tootsie]

http://body.aol.com/condition-center...-month/prevent

[Kritters]

Hi Frisk!

Here's a tip from Kritters:

Keep your immune system strong, stay away from toxins, get several colon cleanses and get several IV's with hydrogen peroxide as well as chelation. Also get a parasite cleanse for the heck of it.

Kritts

[Tootsie]

hey Kritts

And dont forget to smile and laugh often

[Kritters]

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xoxo
Kritts

[ladycolorado]

black cumin thread also very anticancer as well, as we often get growths but typically found non cancerous but both cancer morgellons disease found to be of parisitical origin, (LC).

[Kritters]

Cancer found to be of either parasitic or toxic origin. Both could also cause DNA mutations which pass on disease to offspring. Makes sense that is what is referred to as 'inherited disease'.

[ladycolorado]

well parasitc and toxic exposure could be like even cancer, although not the same. however something in common i think with morgellons disease why certain anti-cancer things help us, (LC).

[niecy]

I got this today from the Douglas Report: Please take the time to read it. You all know that the FDA us trying to get a law passed that will stop us from taking supplements without a prescription...............wonder why ???

http://www.isecureonline.com/reports...=846851&g=5678

Originally Posted by *******

well parasitc and toxic exposure could be like even cancer, although not the same. however something in common i think with morgellons disease why certain anti-cancer things help us, (LC).

Also I took Vioxx several years ago. I started noticing that everytime I took it I had very sharp pains in my chest.

Although it worked very well at relieving the chronic pain that I had from several herniated disks and bone spurs in my spine, and pain from Fibromyalgia, I stopped taking it.

I stopped taking it before the FDA removed it from us. I am almost positive that I had a heart attack one day, someone told be there are tests, besides an EKG which I have had twice, that can tell you if you have had a heart-attack.

Niecy
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This is from the Douglas Report also:

The FDA's hit parade of big "oops" stories

Dear Friend,

The FDA has all the usual flaws that go hand-in-hand with any government bureaucracy. The difference is that when the FDA fouls up, people die. The organization has been getting a lot of flak lately, from more than just me.

It's about time people started to notice.

Most of the FDA's critics recognize, as I often point out to you, that the Administration's failures are rooted in its close ties and associations (often financial) with the medical industry. A perfect example of this conflict of interest is the 1992 Prescription Drug User Fees Act, which requires the FDA to approve or deny new drug applications by major pharmaceuticals within a certain time – or else they have to refund "application fee" monies paid by the pharmaceutical companies. Obviously, the rush job isn't doing anyone any good.

The FDA has approved too many drugs that ultimately had to be pulled from distribution due to serious side effects – i.e., THEY WERE KILLING PEOPLE. Even the government's own General Accounting Office determined that the process set in motion by this act has coincided with an up-tick in the percentage of drugs that ultimately needed to be withdrawn from the market. Coincidence? Hardly.

After ranting and railing so often against the FDA, I just wanted to remind you all of some of the Administrations' biggest gaffes. While major drugs being pulled from the market are worthy of lead stories on the 11 o'clock news, too often the stories about "minor" drugs that get pulled are tucked away in places where they're easy to miss … unless you're me, who lives for this sort of stuff.

Here's the FDA's "hit parade" of big "oops" stories.

1. Vioxx – I'm sure you're familiar with this infamous anti-inflammatory. Merck had to pull Vioxx off the global market in 2004 after a clinical study demonstrated that it significantly increased the risk of cardiovascular "events" such as heart attacks and strokes.

2. Bextra – Like Vioxx, this prescription painkiller caused an increased risk of heart attack and stroke. Pfizer pulled it off the market in the U.S. a year after the Vioxx fiasco in 2005.

3. Cylert – Abbott pulled the Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) drug off the U.S. market in 2005 after the FDA discovered 13 cases of liver failure. Turns out that Cylert patients have a 25-percent higher rate of liver failure compared to the general population.

4. Baycol – This cholesterol-lowering drug caused users to suffer from a much higher rate of rhabdomyolysis – a debilitating muscle ailment that can be fatal. There were 31 reported deaths that were directly linked to Baycol, and it was yanked off the market in the U.S. in 2001.

5. Palladone – This slow-release narcotic painkiller by Purdue Pharma was pulled off the market in the U.S. in 2005 because it was found to cause side effects like depression and even coma when mixed with alcohol.

This small handful of examples of FDA foul-ups within recent years (there are more – this list could've been much longer) should serve as a wake-up call for every single one of us. In spite of the FDA, neither food nor drugs are any safer.

Niecy:
These are just a few, of many things that the people that are here to protect us have allowed to happen.

The WORST thing in my opinion that is happening right now, is they are trying to CONTROL our homeopathic drugs, things that come from NATURE!!

Yes Kritters, my blood boils. But anger won't help. We have to take action. Problem is, I am a follower, I am not very diplomatic when I get angry, so all I know to do is help whoever is able to be a leader for all of us.

Lots of Love to You All

Niecy
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[Kritters]

Hey Niecy~



"Yes Kritters, my blood boils. But anger won't help. We have to take action. Problem is, I am a follower, I am not very diplomatic when I get angry, so all I know to do is help whoever is able to be a leader for all of us."

I respectfully disagree. If people don't get angry at what is happening, nothing will change. That doesn't mean people have to REMAIN angry...but sometimes it's the catalyst needed for people to wake up!

Kritters

[niecy]

Originally Posted by kritters

I respectfully disagree. If people don't get angry at what is happening, nothing will change. That doesn't mean people have to REMAIN angry...but sometimes it's the catalyst needed for people to wake up!

Kritters

Hey Kritters, Val Kilmer had a famous line in "Tombstone", he said something to the tune of "By all means......I'm your huckelberry." Not real sure about all the words, but he was saying in essence, "Bring it on."

I hear you about being angry, and I am, but as I said I am not very diplomatic, but hey, I'll have your back!!

I guess if they don't have a problem killing all of us, we shouldn't have a probelm being pissed, huh?


Niecy
xoxo