CANCER CURED: [cancercured] Re: Protocel

I probably was a bit too broad about things that interfere with Protocel
- and I surely would not want to contradict my friend Bill Henderson, as
he knows his stuff about cancer pretty darn well and has opened my eyes
to a thing or two!

Certainly anything that increases cellular energy and a great many other
things are not compatible with Protocel. According to my good friend
Webster Kehr, the slightest bit of an incompatible substance can render
Protocel useless. I suggest his page on Protocel:

http://cancertutor.com/Cancer/Protocel.htm

A couple of other net friends of mine also have valuable information
regarding Protocel and the items that are and are not compatible with
it.

One is Paul Winters

http://www.alternativecancer.us/protocel.htm

And the other is Tanya Harter Pierce, who has two books that both
contain valuable information about Protocel:

http://www.outsmartyourcancer.com/

All the best,

Tony

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "batman" <0823749937@...> wrote:
>
> dear tony
>
> thanks for the info,have to disagree with you on the immune
boosters,you can use rm10,msr 3,oncolyn according to
> bill henderson with protocel,you can also use lattrile,paw paw,reishi
mushrooms,dmso ,shark liver oil,any enzymes,ellagic acid,germanium
132,viamin d3,
> calcium mgn 3 ,indole 3 carbinol,grape seed extract all according to
webnd the supplies of protocel
>
> regards bobby
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: dquixote1217
> To: cancercured@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, July 19, 2009 6:15 PM
> Subject: [cancercured] Protocel
>
>
> Many people have had success with Protocel, although the success
rate
> does not seem to be as high as other protocols, such as Budwig,
> Oleander, Gerson, etc. (or better still, a combination of Budwig,
> oleander anda diet of mostly juiced and/or mostly raw vegetables and
> some fruits).
>
> Protocel is about the only thing I know that is contraindicated for
> oleander, as it is for a great many things, including Budwig. The
> Protocel theory is similar to mainstream chemo treatment in that it
> tries to starve out and reduce the energy level of the cells in
order to
> kill of cancer cells.
>
> Because it does not allow for immune boosters and anti-oxidants, I
do
> not personally recommend it - and I note that my friend Webster Kehr
at
> cancertutor.com does not have it rated among the top cancer
fighters.
>
> All the best,
>
> Tony
>