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Jon Dorrough

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Jul 24, 2010, 1:05:47 AM7/24/10
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I neglected to give you the website for the budwig clinic. It's in Spain by the way.  I've learned a lot just by reading the various pages... Like on their "fees" page, I learned about one of the products they use: DMSO/Sodium Bicarbonate cream. We all know about Sodium Bicarbonate's use in fighting cancer. Didn't know there was a cream also. They use it right on your tumor and even internally.
 
Here is what they said:
 
Sodium Bicarbonate/DMSO cream is a safe and unstoppably effective when it comes to cancer tissues. It's like cyanide to cancer cells for it hits the cancer cells with a shock wave of alkalinity, which allows much more oxygen into the cancer cells than they can tolerate. BICARB/DMSO cream can be applied over breast, liver, stomach, the lymph system, practically any area there is cancer activity and tumours. It can be used externally as well as internally for cancer of the rectum, vagina, cervix, as well the mouth, nose or ears.
 
Here is the website link in case you want to tour their site for more useful info.
 

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Dr. Colleen Huber NMD

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Jul 26, 2010, 8:09:54 AM7/26/10
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I just want everyone to know Sodium Bicarbonate and DMSO are already in the IVs.  We can also make a cream of it if anybody likes, but that would not be as effective as the IV.  However, it would be concentrated locally, which might be useful.  Sometimes these two ingredients in a cream cause an itchy rash.
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Dr. Colleen Huber NMD

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Jul 26, 2010, 8:50:50 AM7/26/10
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If you all can stand another supplement, quercitin,which is derived from citrus and onions, looks like it can be very helpful in all cancers.
Marilyn just forwarded some information on Multiple Myeloma, which contains the following information, that could be of use to everybody:

Quercetin has “the potential to revert a cancerous cell back to a normal healthy cell, called prodifferentation.” (44) Quercetin also induces apoptosis or programmed cell death in otherwise “immortal” cancer cells. (24) It inhibits inflammation by reducing histamine release (24) and reduces tumour cell proliferation. (24) Quillin also refers to new studies which show that quercetin “may be one of the most potent anticarcinogens in nature.” (45) Amongst the reasons for this may be the fact that quercetin “competes with oestrogen for binding sites, thus defusing the damaging effects of oestrogen,” in breast cancer. Quercetin is also “a potent antioxidant”. It “inhibits capillary fragility which protects connective tissue against breakdown by tumours,” in angiogenesis and metastasis. Quercetin also interferes with metastasis by reducing cell aggregation or ‘stickiness’. It “helps to eliminate toxic metals through chelation.” (24)

44 Middleton E et al, Anticancer and Anticarcinogenic properties of plant flavonoids, Adjuvant Nutrition in Cancer, Quillin P. (eds), Arlington Heights, IL, 1994;319-30.
45 Stavric B, Quercetin in our diet: from potent mutagen to probable anticarginogen. Clin Biochem 1994;27(4):245-8.
24 Quillin P, Williams RM, eds, Adjuvant Nutrition in Cancer, Arlington Heights IL, 1993: pp380.
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