Your prayers and support needed for our friend Brook

Sad news

Oh my goodness, that is sad news. She's such a strong and open spirit. So glad she's able to have her cherished family with her at this time.

the carcinogenic process feeds on proteins and that a tumor can not continue to exist if the patient lives on a protein-free diet. Furthermore, Breuss claimed that after a protein-free diet, the body attacks and destroys the tumor like “surgery without a knife”.

Breuss rigidly stipulated that cancer patients are not allowed to drink or eat anything other than the juices and teas he recommended for a period for 42 days. He gave strict instructions about the preparation and ingestion of specific juices and teas. Juices include beetroot, carrots, celeriac, black radish and potatoes in cases where the patient has been diagnosed with cancer of the liver. All vegetables had to be organically grown and vegetable sediments were to be removed. The maximum ingested amount of juice was 500 ml per day.

Breuss allotted three teas for all types of cancers: “sage tea”, “kidney tea” and “cranesbill tea”. “Sage tea” includes Salvia officinalis (sage), Hypericum perforatum (St. John’s wort), Mentha piperita (peppermint) and Melissa officinalis (balm) in a specific ratio. The tea could be taken as desired. “Kidney tea” includes horsetail Equisetum arvense (balm), Urtica dioica (stinging nettle), Polygonum aviculare (knotgrass) and Hypericum perforatum (St. John’s wort), at a special ratio and to be taken only for the first three weeks. “Cranesbill tea” includes Geranium robertianum (red cranesbill) and only one half cup of cold tea should be ingested per day. For special types of cancer, additional teas are recommended. The use of sugar was not permitted.

In cases of leukemia, patients would have to drink the recommended teas and juices, but could eat anything else with the exception of meat soup, beef, pork and reheated food (the English translation mentions beef soup, pork, chemical food additives, burnt food and fats).

He designed an unique eating regimen which lasts for 42 days, and he suggests drinking simply tea and his special vegetable juice, with beetroot as its main ingredient. During these 42 days, the cancer cells starve and die, while your total health is enhanced.

In order to prepare his special juice you need organic veggies. Here’s exactly what you’ll need:

Beetroot (55%),.
Carrots (20%),.
Celery root (20%),.
Potatoes (3%).
Radishes (2%).

You simply need to put all the components in a blender and blend them all well. That’s it, you prepare to start your treatment.


Breuss further stipulated that patients should not start the Breuss Cancer Cure immediately after surgery, but should wait for at least two to five months. No concurrent treatments were permitted during the treatment. He recommended fresh air and exercise, and smoking should be stopped. Furthermore, the patient should not be lying above so-called “water veins” (sources of ground radiation) and should avoid moth powder, insecticides, aerosol cans or air fresheners in the house. Breuss stated that patients who had completed the Breuss Cancer Cure should never again eat reheated food, but could be allowed to gradually start eating salt-reduced, light food, and should drink approximately 60 ml of the vegetable juice per day for another two to four weeks.

Additional instructions were added in 1987: patients should have one or two bowls of onion broth a day (only the liquid). To support the heart, patients should take 20 to 40 drops of Crataegus oxyacantha (hawthorn) tincture. People with diabetes should continue insulin treatment.

Instructions published in 1990: for substitution of calcium and potassium, patients should drink a tea made from Plantago lanceolata (plantain lance), Plantago major (broad-leaved plantain), Cetraria islandica (Iceland moss), Pulmonaria officinalis (lungwort), Glechoma hederacea (ground ivy), Verbascum thapsus (mullein) and Ligusticum mutellina (Meum mutellina herb). Patients with liver or gall bladder problems should drink a broth of bean pods instead of onion broth.

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Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers. I just received an email from Carol and before I go for my first treatment today of chemo I just wanted to say thank you. I'm not giving up without a fight. I know chemo is hard but I'm not a rich person and my insurance won't fund any alternative methods of treatment. Besides chemo is not what it used to be. Even though I cut my hair and donated it they tell me I most likely will not lose my hair! Wish they would have told me that before I cut off all my hair!

After the chemo does it's thing I'm going to go on some kind of alternative methods to fight this if I have the strength because Small Cell lung cancer stage 4 is extremely recurrent even if they do get it into complete remission. Right now I'm taking one of Paul Stamet's mushrooms that he cured his 84 year old mother of Breast Cancer. She had only three months to live and after he put her on it she so far has lived to 94.






That is just a small portion of his talk but even the National Cancer Institute says it's benefits are many and they are currently working to isolate the ingredient in the mushroom to determine how they can over charge the public and let big pharma sell it. But it indeed has some cancer killing benefits. Of course there is my diet to change and a whole lot more to look into. I really am trying to be hopeful but I'm well aware that between the recent heart attack and now the cancer it just may be my time and if that is so at least I will have my family here with me to comfort me when that time does come.

https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/treatment/cam/hp/mushrooms-pdq#section/_7

I can't wait for my son to come and help me. I think just having him here will be a great comfort. I've never been this sick in my life and while I've always held great compassion for people that are sick I now am on the other end of that stick and it's very unfamiliar territory for me. I'm not used to being so dependent.

I have to go now and get ready for my first chemo. Thank you once again for your thoughts and prayers...they do so help in a time I really need it.


Brook

I'm sure your new short hairstyle looks very cute Brook, you being the good-looking lady that you are.

Good luck with the mushroom treatment. It sounds good. And with anything else you try.

Brook wrote:I have to go now and get ready for my first chemo.  Thank you once again for your thoughts and prayers...they do so help in a time I really need it.


Brook

Brook, you are a brave, loving person!

Maybe this book will be helpful?

Amazon.com

I haven't read the book but it sounds to me that the author, Sophie Sabbage, has a lot in common with you.

Here is an interview of her:

Published on Oct 17, 2015

Meet Sophie Sabbage Author of "The Cancer Whisperer- How To Let Cancer Heal Your Life " #1 best seller in Amazon in 6 categories.

To learn more about Sophie's journey and cancer whispering tools visit:
http://sophiesabbage.com



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIl2beaEAeA

orthodoxymoron wrote: I think she's worth listening to.

I do, too.  I like her a lot.

I've heard her say, as a physician herself, that doctors don't know how to cure cancer but they tell you what they do when they would not want their own families to do what they tell you.  I interpreted what I heard her say as confirmation that there is a cancer industry that thrives on chemo and radiation and that's what cancer patients are up against.

As far as I know, she cured herself with nutrition and other natural means and is still alive today, enjoying her grandchildren.

Seashore wrote:

I'm watching this now, and something Sophie said makes me think of German New Medicine, the radical cancer theory by a physican, who got cancer after a traumatic experience, and went on to do research on his cancer patients regarding what they had experienced in life before being diagnosed with cancer.

My paraphrase of what Sophie said is that the lungs are about grief, and she had not learned yet how to deal with grief, unlike other emotions that she could handle.  

Here's where she said it:  About the lungs, emotions, and cancer

Good luck Brook :) You can beat it

Here is a link to a post by Brook on Avalon II on a thread in their Health and Wellness sub-forum, "Cancer killing/Killing Cancer ~ My Heart Path."

The post is dated January 22, 2018:  Link to Post #55.

Brook wrote:Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers.

Dear Brook,

I did join Avalon II last year as "Seeking Senior," but I was banned.

I'm now a member of The One Truth as "KeepTrying."

I very much enjoyed hearing your voice and listening to your input in this video:



Also, I'd like to share that I keep thinking about Dr. Lorraine Day's story.  My understanding is that she was on her deathbed when she asked God to help her and that started her on her self-imposed treatment path.  That was many, many years ago.

Here is a photo of her that has the caption:  "Dr. Day at age 80 with her 6 year old granddaughters at their "Graduation" from kindergarten into the first grade":

http://www.drday.com/alive-well.htm

mudra wrote:Here is the message she left on her facebook page lately:

29 december 2017

Is Brook updating Facebook?

Her last post on the Avalon II "Cancer killing/Killing Cancer ~ My Heart Path" thread is January 31, but I can't post on that forum.

I can post on Facebook; however, I have no idea what her username there is.  Has she made that public here, or do you know it personally?

In other words, would it be a betrayal for you to post it here?

Seashore wrote:

mudra wrote:Here is the message she left on her facebook page lately:

29 december 2017

Is Brook updating Facebook?

Her last post on the Avalon II "Cancer killing/Killing Cancer ~ My Heart Path" thread is January 31, but I can't post on that forum.

I can post on Facebook; however, I have no idea what her username there is.  Has she made that public here, or do you know it personally?

In other words, would it be a betrayal for you to post it here?

Brook has updated Facebook on the 3rd of february.
Quote below:

Just an update: I'm just too sick right now to write much. Chemo is harder than I thought it would be and has kept me out of touch for a bit here. Hopefully in the next few days I will be better able to post something upbeat. I've lost 14 pounds if that tells you anything and am trying to keep my strength up.

I have left her a note telling about your request Seashore.

Love from me
mudra