First of all, I’d like to say that I do NOT work for Cansema.
I was in a friends home and she said her friends doctor gave her some Cansema to try on skin cancer...now gone (Melanoma). I tried it myself and have before and after pics. It's main ingredient is zinc chloride, blood root, and other herbs. It only attacks cancerous lesions and will not harm any healthy tissue. It's only $40 bucks for a small tub of it that will last me years. It's not FDA approved because there is no money in it. In fact, it's sold in the Bahamas. I had surgery twice and the cancer was back. Another friend told me that he's let 30 of his friends and family use it and none of their cancers have ever come back. There is a recipe online of how to make it and it's probably cheap to make, but I haven't tried it yet. I bought mine through Alpha Omega Labs. Please email me at wenron1983@yahoo.com if you want to see my photos of it attacking the cancer. We need to spread the word that there is help besides getting chopped up under the knife up spending a lot of money (at least in my case and many friends.
Blessings,
Wendy
Subject: Has anyone heard good/bad results from Graviola?
From: cjj < no email > | Show All messages posted by cjj |
Date: 09:44 Jan 16 2003 (3 days)
I'm looking for any sucess or failure stories of anyone using or even knowing someone who has tried Graviola? Also, what dose did they take?? I've just started trying it for my unresectable, metastasized, inoperable, non-treatable, G.I.S.T. (Gastrol intestinal stroma tumor cancer. Any advise also welcome. Thanks!
This is a post I did earlier - no one replied. Is the Cansema something you put on your skin for skin cancer or something you drink for internal cancer? If it's for internal cancer, I'm interested in learning more. Thanks
Cansema is used for both skin cancer and internal cancers. I've had several people email me back (who do not in anyway shape or form work for them) and this friend Jim and his wife were told they'd both die within months. They said they chose Cansema (internal) and changed their diet to mainly vegetarian (many fruits and veggies). It's now been 2 and 1/2 years and they are still out of the woods:
See below the email Jim sent to me:
To: Wendy
From: Jim
Email address: Jnewmandraft@aol.com
Date 12/30/02
Wendy,
Sorry about your problems with cancer. Both my wife and I have had more than our fair share of problems. She was diagnosed with a very aggressive form of small cell cancer (origin unknown) that had metastasized to her liver, kidneys, lymph nodes, etc. Mayo Clinic gave her about 6 months to live. She went on Cansema tonic III, and it has now been 2 1/2 years since the diagnosis. Almost at the same time I was diagnosed with systemic melanoma and given about the same prognosis. To compound that, a sonogram found a tumor in my prostate. I went on Cansema and no longer show any signs of melanoma. Twelve needle biopsies in Sept of this year found the tumor to be dead, so we both appear to be out of the woods.
However, I am a deep sea boat charter captain and am out in the sun constantly. Being hair skinned and blue eyed, I constantly fight new skin cancers. As each appears I give it single dose of Cansema ointment and within a week it falls off. I have removed about 20 of them from myself and over 30 from friends, family and neighbors. Not one has ever returned once treated, and I probably used the ointment for the first time about 2 years ago. To address your questions, no, none ever came back after being treated. No, I have not been back to a dermatologist for a biopsy after treating a skin cancer. It is obviously gone, and I have never felt the need to have a check. Yes, I use it on any suspicious lesions. If the spot is cancerous it will die and fall off. If it is not cancerous, it will just mildly irritate the skin for a couple of days and will not form puss around the lesion.
I think we are both still alive (and feeling great) due to the Cansema. To aid the treatment in kicking our immune systems into high gear we also became vegetarians and drink a great deal of water. With all that going for us, we both plan to keep vertical for a very long time. And, by the way, I am in no way affiliated with the Cansema folks. I buy my products from them just like anyone else, but am one very satisfied customer.
I did further research into Cansema. The main ingredient is chaparral, together with rhubarb, burdock, buckthorn, etc. It amazes me that the connection isn't made. Again and again I see alternative treatments that can all be linked back to oxalic acid. Please look at the webpage www.coljoe.com I believe the simplicity is what confuses people the most. I've heard of and seen the same results with melanoma and cancer through treatment with a diet rich in oxalic acid foods and avoidance of those foods and environmental factors that block or negate the action of oxalic acid. This treatment costs nothing in addition to what you would spend buying groceries in the first place.
Please check it out and compare the information there to the other alternatives that work.
Cansema can be both externally applied and internally taken. There is an herbalist who would be glad to talk to you at the 1-800 number. I was trying to help a friend who has multiple myeloma and a man by the name of (I think) James helped us on what to get. I think eating a diet more on the alkalytic side will help a lot too. There are many studies done on people on islands, primitive tribes, etc. who survived on fruits, veggies and fish and not one case of cancer was found in anyone...makes me think Americans totally have the worst diet. I am at risk for lymphoma and eat no sugar or processed foods; or red meat. My cholesterol and triglycerides are the lowest they've been in years. Feel free to email me for my skin cancer pictures of how the Cansema attacked the cancer cells... wenron1983@yahoo.com
I find it interesting that blood root is used. Blood root was one of the original ingredients in Essiac Tea . It was taken out because of its extreme toxicity. Anyone care to venture a guess as to what was in blood root that was considered toxic? Try OXALIC ACID. I'm not at all surprised that it works on melanoma. Please read my previous posts to help understand why this works. What I learned about oxalic acid's ability to kill abnormal cells and not harm normal cells is all there and I might add for a lot less money.
JEAN, could you lead me to your other posts? By what title? I have my VIEW set up for NEWEST POSTS and I'm not sure what your previous posts was. I am interested in Oxalic Acid. Here is a copy of my previous post about my type of cancer.
Subject: Re: Cansema is helping with skin cancers and others...
From: cjj < no email > | Show All messages posted by cjj |
Date: 14:03 Jan 19 2003 (21 h ago)
Subject: Has anyone heard good/bad results from Graviola?
From: cjj < no email > | Show All messages posted by cjj |
Date: 09:44 Jan 16 2003 (3 days)
I'm looking for any sucess or failure stories of anyone using or even knowing someone who has tried Graviola? Also, what dose did they take?? I've just started trying it for my unresectable, metastasized, inoperable, non-treatable, G.I.S.T. (Gastrol intestinal stroma tumor cancer. Any advise also welcome. Thanks!
This is a post I did earlier - no one replied. Is the Cansema something you put on your skin for skin cancer or something you drink for internal cancer? If it's for internal cancer, I'm interested in learning more. Thanks
If you would like to read all my posts, simply click onto the blue underlined portion in the "From" section that reads "Show all messages posted by Jean". That will give you all my posts. Thanks for your interest.
Jean, so where is the website to purchase quality Cansema to take internally? Is it at coljoe.com or is that strickly the diet? Besides diet, I also want to get oxalic acid in pill, tablet, capsules, or powder. Does oxalic acid come that way? Or is Cansema strickly oxalic acid and that's what I should take?
The oxalic acid diet has nothing to do with Casema. I simply stated that the ingredients in Casema are basically oxalic acid. Why spend money on a salve when you can eat regular food and accomplish the same thing? God has provided oxalic acid rich foods and beverages everywhere in the world. Please read the webpage and contact Colonel Joe. There is nothing to buy other than foods and herbs readily available at your nearest grocery store. Defeating any cancer is not difficult or expensive. You simply increase your consumption of rich oxalic acid foods and avoid the foods and environmental factors that conteract the acid's effectiveness.
Cansema was only $40.00 for the small tub. But it's been used on many suspicious lesions and I've only barely used it. I think it's worth it. I spend more than that on veggies sometimes :) But, if I could make it myself and the foods/herbs wern't too expensive, I might check into it someday.
Click on "Show all messages posted by Jean" on the From line following the Subject line of any of my messages.
The webpage explaining much of what I've talked about is at www.coljoe.com. The webpage is a bit odd, but you can then contact the man who will freely give you all the information you need.
I have tried posting this message 4 times and fail to see it show up on the board. Either all the extra posts will show up at once or maybe this one will come through.
In answer to your question cjj....click on "Show all messages posted by Jean" in the subject line of this response. It will bring up all my posts. Also go to www.coljoe.com There you will find a webpage (as I've said before very non-professional) however invaluable. You can then contact the gentleman who has done all the research. There is never any charge for any information he gives to you.
We ordered the blood root as well from Alpha Omega Labs where I got the Cansema. It was $9.95 plus s&h for a small tub of it..but will last a good while.. and he's put it on 5 moles so far. It's been a couple of weeks and the moles are shrinking. Most people I've talked to says the blood root paste did take away moles and worts. One person said it took away all but one and she used Cansema on it and it finally got rid of it. It's definately starting to work for my husband and saving us big $$$$
This sounds like a formula similar to the one Harry Huxsey used in his clinics years ago before the AMA drove him out of the country. He supposedly had great success with it. I wasn't aware that it was being sold anywhere.
I got my Cansema Black Salve from http://www.altcancercream.com they are making it in a kit form that takes about a minute to mix up... that way they say it should be available for a long time... FDA dosen't seem to want us to have it...
I used it on 3 spots one on my nose and two on my neck and it worked just as described... they have a lot of information on their web site as well
Would like to see the pictures. I have a growth on my neck,
but was told it was a cholesterol bump. several years ago..
and not to worry about it?? I'm beginning to believe it
might by skin cancer. If I could see your pictures, maybe
I can compare them to this I have on my neck. I really don't know what to use on it. I'd appreciate any help..
Thanks ,
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