Hey...Sal!

Ya may want to watch the humor a little bit. Some of that stuff he's eating now improves cognitive function.

I couldn't stop reading it and as I'm writing this post, the tears are streaming down my face - because everything that you did for Ricky, Sal, all the supplements, the natural ingredients, this is all stuff that I learned about too and I wished that I could have had the opportunity to help out the people whom I lost to this disease.
Sadly, people don't trust natural cures because there are quacks out there who are only in it for the money, and they give natural healers a bad name.

But if one is as thorough a researcher as Sal is, the information is fully documented and proven - and as Sal describes in this book, it isn't just one magical supplement that cures cancer, but a combination of healthy supplements and foods that work together to rid the body of cancerous cells.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, Sal. You confirmed what I already knew and for that, as well as the wonderful story of your friend, Ricky, I am forever grateful.



ps: the black raspberries section was my favorite part of the story - it was like you had been guided to find that spot! I shivered joyfully when I read that part

Yes, l am stunned as well,...see Sal, it is worthwhile to stay in the trenches, when someone with firm opinions is knocking your every word!

I know, Sal.

I just finished it again and got tears again.

I sort of related to a part of it a bit better this time as it brought home a memory.

Guys, I don't know if you remember when hubby was diagnosed with basil cell carcinoma a couple of years ago, but he was. Sal helped me with the treating of it before he could get in for surgery to remove it, which was three weeks but seemed like an eternity to me.

I remember her telling me not to freak out when the area treated began to look horrible, it meant that it was working. It turned red and looked angry, like it was festering, but we kept on with the treatments. It even festered up in an area nearby that wasn't visibly affected with the basil cell, meaning it was a larger area than hubby and I thought and went deeper. I mean from his spine all the way to his left side of his lower back was a rather large area. I was very afraid. Especially after working for an oncologist for years and facing cancer day in and day out and losing so many patients.

Anyway, when he went in for surgery to have it all removed, the doctors were amazed that the visible area of it had indeed shrunk. I told them why and they just patted me on the shoulder and smiled.

I can't forget to give my kudos to Thom as well, for his help. Between the two of them, hubby had less of the visible cancer area than three weeks prior and therefore had less of an area subjected to surgical removal. He goes for his annual check ups and remains cancer free to this day.

Just so you know.

Sal, I'll never tire of reading that book!

Terra

That's fantastic Terra.

it will be great when you get a new friend again, Sal - and we get introduced - so looking forward to that -
do you have a specific breed in mind or will you get another rescue dog?

Ha! Yeah, I meant audio book, it was late for me and I was tired.

Hey, that's cool! I just thought if it would help, I'd do it for ya.

Hopefully, we both will have new little fuzzballs soon and next time you make it up here, we can take them with us when we explore all my woods (and swamp? LMBO!).


Terra

They is me - and no, I don't have a hard copy. It's on Kindle Select.

It wasn't Aleister Crowley? (After going to my library). Yup, it's Edgar Cayce. Sorry about that.