Has anyone had experience with Zeolite, Gumbi Gumbi, Essaic Tea, Laetrile, with regards to cancer treatments?
cancercurious asked:
I am researching natural / alternative cancer treatments and would like to hear from anyone who has had positive or negative experience / results from using such products.
I am researching natural / alternative cancer treatments and would like to hear from anyone who has had positive or negative experience / results from using such products.
Hi
Your question is delightful. I must tell you the words “Essaic Tea,” in your question, inspired old memories of my best bud Tina, who, in 1994, at the age of 43, learned she had lung and brain cancer
She refused to discuss non traditional medicine - especially herbs, which, because of their colors, she considered vegetables. (She hated vegetables.)
She spent the next two years of her life, dancing the surgery-chemo-radiation shuffle. My beautiful, funny friend withered away. The “cure” disfigured her body, incinerated her skin and ripped off her beautiful blonde hair - but worse, it destroyed her spirit, leaving her always sick, always tired - but ironically, not from the cancer — from the “cure.”
After her last surgery, the docs shook their heads, gave her three weeks to live and two bottles of liquid morphine. Bearing very little hope, she decided to try the dreaded herbs.
I knew a midwife who made Essaic Tea - she swore by it and was thrilled to share her personal version of the recipe. She insisted I use only fresh herbs purchased from a reputable dealer who would ship overnight.
The next day, herbs in hand, I drove west out of Tucson, caught up with Interstate 8,and landed in San Diego before dark.
She hadn’t eaten for the last couple days and was so weak she couldn’t walk to the bathroom. She quit taking the morphine because it made her groggy and sick to her stomach. I brewed a huge batch of Essaic, and drank it with her, on schedule, every two hours. On the second day, Tina was up, out of bed, asking for strawberries and clams.
Her color came back first, then her smile and by the end of the week she was up and around. Her headache from the brain tumor left for the first time in months. We even drove to the ocean so she could put her feet in the water for a few minutes.
She passed away at the end of Feburary and tho she lived only four months longer than predicted, I feel strongly that if she had the Essaic in the beginning, along with minimal chemo and radiation, she just might have made it.
I witnessed a dramatic change in Tina as the tea brought her body to a healing state. Change such as that indicates the body does respond to Essaic in some form.
Essaic, along with other alternative medicines, are worth a much closer look
Best of luck,
katy