I have a dog that has had a hard round growth under the skin on the side of one of his toes. I had it tested last year and the results came back benign, but it seems to bother my dog lately; my guess is it hurts him. Is there anything I can put on it to release the pressure or reduce it in size? I have just started putting a comfrey compound salve but haven't noticed a difference.

I read the earlier posts about topical vitamin c and wonder if that might help.This dog also has a fatty deposit under one of his arm pits that was tested last year aswell, benign and a purplish growth where his testicles used to be that came backinconclusive. It looks like an oblong small soft sack. The purplish color must be bloodvessels. I have started to put the comfrey compound salve on that too in hopes it willrelease what I hope are dead blood cells. All suggestions welcome.

Also, I am wondering if anyone has had any experience with the Rene Cassie treatment or herbs. A neighbor's dog has bladder cancer. I am suggesting he give her the cottagecheese and flax seed oil protocol but would love to know if the Cassie treatment couldbenefit her. She has also started drinking some nettle tea in her water.

Lastly, does anyone know if it is ok to rub castor oil on a dogs chest where the liver is tohelp it along as it does for us?

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Re: bloodroots
Posted by:pascendi35 Mon Nov 12, 2007 9:57 am (PST)

Hi Helen,

Yes, I have tried bloodroot. In fact it is one ingredient in my primary herbal remedy.

Ray

Helen Wang wrote: I am a new member. I don't have cancer but few my friends have. I came to this group to gain some information for my friend. I came upon a web site http://plantcures.com/herbsforcancer.html Has anybody tried bloodroots?

Re: bloodroots
Posted by: dingyung49 Mon Nov 12, 2007 10:31 am (PST)

Hi, Ray,

Thanks. What's your herbal remedy? Does it help?

My friends father and son both afflicted with prostate cancer. 88 year old too old to have operation but his son 58 year old is scheduled to have operation next Jan. Does that the good choice for the immediately treatment. I am more opt to alternative ways to deal with cancer. I do think he should wait to try various ways to treat the causes instead of symptoms. welcome our members input. Thanks in advance.

Also Kathryn, thank you for the information about ompound X and skin cancer. I will save on my file in case I can help people.

Helen

Re: bloodroots
Posted by: sheldavis Mon Nov 12, 2007 11:53 am (PST)


Has anybody tried bloodroots?

I've used it on my skin cancer, my friend used it on a huge facial skin cancer with great success and I am currently using the salve and oral on my dog Flurry for spindle cell and fibrosarcoma.

I just learned today that you CANNOT use anything anti-inflamatory with it.




Re: bloodroots
Posted by: eltdd Mon Nov 12, 2007 5:59 pm (PST)


Helen, Have to be careful with bloodroot and similar plants.

I managed to get rid of a basal cell carcinoma using cansema (a bloodroot preparation) in about two weeks. Bubbled up, crusted over and finally fell off leaving three spots around a punch biopsy which had been positive for cancer in the margins. The eventual surgery found no cancer, so the bloodroot got it.

Large patches might be very painful!! The Bloodroots have the capability of digging in and going after a cancer, so one needs to be very careful with it. With a small mild cancer such as BCC I'd have no problem doing it again if needed.

Dave

Helen Wang wrote: I am a new member. I don't have cancer but few my friends have. I came to this group to gain some information for my friend. I came upon a web site http://plantcures.com/herbsforcancer.html
Has anybody tried bloodroots?
Helen



Re: Paw Paw
Posted by: hamaker1445 Mon Nov 12, 2007 4:35 pm (PST)

My husband is taking this Paw Paw so far with good results (PSA dropped by half) but it's part of a protocol designed by Dr. Kimberly Balas (referenced on Dr. McLaughlin's website). 3 stages: first to kill the cancer cells, then detox them from the body, then build the immune system.

If anyone is interested, the herbalist we're working with was actually trained by Dr. Balas and is in frequent contact with her, you can just email me and I can give that info.

Lisa


pam phetteplace wrote: Hi Jen I saw a presentation(online) by Dr McLaughlin on PP. It is quite informative. There is alot of stuff on the net, here is one that clarified some things for me. http://www.pawpawresearch.com/visual.htm I have recently bought some PP (nature's sunshine) but have not began taking it yet.



Re: Paw Paw
Posted by: breathedeepnow Mon Nov 12, 2007 6:04 pm (PST)

Hi, Lisa.

It appears Paw Paw is for real---I mean that it does indeed kill cancer and not other cells for some significant portion of those with cancer who take it. The herbalist I met in Indiana has also been prescribing it with good results. He prescribes a good bit of other things with it, such as magnesium, iodine, etc, but I believe it is safe to say that Paw Paw extract has demostrable cancer killing properties, in vitro, in vivo and in real, live human beings. It's nice to be able to be so very positive about an easily available, easily takeable alternative supplement that even has a definite dosage and a definite time frame for how long it should take before it begins showing results.

Best wishes,

Elliot


Re: Paw Paw
Posted by: newrooms2002 Mon Nov 12, 2007 9:00 pm (PST)

Elliot,

Do you know if Paw Paw is effective on bone mets? Does it cause inflammation during the healing process?

Thank you,

Cindy

Re: Paw Paw
Posted by: meowmeowralph Tue Nov 13, 2007 12:21 am (PST)

Where can I get this paw paw?
I am a cancer survivor but going on semi annual check ups with blood test and CT scan which deteced something in my lung. My initial cancer was colon, the tumor was removed by the surgery and even though my cancer was a second stage, there were no spread to lymphs so I didn't have to go through chemo nor radiation.

I am taking some supplements mainly Japanese/Braizilan mushrooms call "Agalisk/maitake" with some kind of seaweed call "Mozuku" only lived in Okinawa, Japan.

Supplement is called Fukoidan. Some studies in Japan showed progress in cancer patients for those pills. But basically those are to enhance immune system but I don't think will fight with cancer cells. I would like to know more about this Paw Paw
thing.

Thank you.