Heaven has a new Angel

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...about the information and understanding you have in regard to a cure, I am certain you are serious.
I’m sure there are many new and previously impossible applications through the development of what are basically natural substances. These things and more will no doubt be forthcoming , thanks to the possibilities in scientific progress.

But that's the point.
Anyone who is being serious would realize cancer will only , and can only, be cured then eradicated by science. Not preposterous prayer ritual.

The religious apparently in a thread like this one for example, are content to wallow in displays of self-absorbed sanctimonious indulgence rather than to first call or push for a cure.

In my view religion will in that way render a society generally incompetent if it's not kept in check.
Resting on futility , the gushingly effusive emotional outburst "Heaven has a new Angel" has their imaginary friend making everything alright because a child died.
Or in some cases trying to turn culture at large against finding solutions because some part crosses with their ridiculous infantile beliefs.

Thank goodness there are scientists who will not be relying on nauseous chain letters covered in cutesy prayer to see if there is a basis for treatment that can be found in the way you mention.
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Well said.

It just boggles my mind, that supposedly rational people will disregard something, without checking, without testing-as stated, im dead serious about this, after all the other stuff i came up with was accurate *enough* against odds of hundreds of billions to one, and could, potentially, have save thousands (+) of people from horrible traumatic deaths.

Why not this?


Grief is a powerful emotion, but people will never find what they are looking for if they are looking in the wrong place.

If anyone just happens to be a billionaire, or just happens to run a cancer research facility, the plant in question is a species of thornapple, a datura variety (much to my surprise, on looking it up) in fact.
 
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No dude, on this matter I'm dead serious.

I have survived no less than 3 counts of attempted murder, and i'm telling anyone who will listen , that this is the real deal.

The "actual" cure for cancer.
The cops didnt beleive me back in 85/6 when I told them about the russell street bombing.
Thats because they are ass-hats.

No, I'm actually serious, not that anyone will listen.
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How about Amygdalin (apricot seed)? Or DCA?

What's the name of the Australian plant/root/extract? I know a couple people in bad shape with cancer..
 
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How about Amygdalin (apricot seed)? Or DCA?

What's the name of the Australian plant/root/extract? I know a couple people in bad shape with cancer..
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Not sure if anyone has tested it, and I don't know which part of the plant it's from, or the possible subspecies.

It's a thornapple, presumably a datura variety (found in oz, BUT its introduced anyway) probably the pod or root, but that's really just guessing.
The info i was given, is that when combine with a current chemo drug (this was back in the 90's mind you) it produced a 80+%cure rate.

As you may know, this plant is basically toxic all around, and is mentioned for its medicinal qualities, but not in anything other than a strictly researched, CONTROLLED way, not a folk remedy as such. It's mostly poison, i never got any more info from the source, whatever it was.

Don't touch it, in other words. There was an article a few years ago in an ozzie broadsheet, about it producing great results in "lab tests", I presume that means with rats or something. Never anything more about whether its actually being tested still or what, I dont know.



I got the info in the early 90's I guess, maybe earlier.
Which is my whole point-people give to cancer research, but who knows what they are testing?
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In the meantime, this guy has done some work on it, "now"sort of stuff, worth a look;

http://www.alternativehealth.com.au/Product/percy.htm

http://phosadd.com/support evidence/weston.htm



This chap, basically, did field studies seemingly confirming high cancer rates and abnormal health-in livestock, due to overuse/imbalance of phosphate fertilisers.

Now, low phosphorus diets are probably old news to medical folk (or not) but it might be news to the patients, cancer feeds off this stuff, basically.
Sure, people are not ruminants per se, but were eating much the same basic chemicals as the livestock we eat are, and the crops we grow give us.

Worth a look, best i can do right now, im not a researcher etc, this shit came from left field for me. The Thornapple stuff, not the Percy Weston stuff, that appears legit, and good, but not a "cure" as such, just very good work on the topic, and , potentially, very helpful.

Well, anyone pm me if theres anything i can elaborate on, I certainly dont want to be seen as pumping products or providing false hopes, (im not, but this is an emotive issue) I can only tell you what i know.
 
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Katie's beautiful Memorial. She was an organ donor, and her heart lives on in an 11 year boy in the midwest. Some of her other organs are on the way to California. Truely a special, special person that has touched so many.
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You display the Mother Teresa Syndrome, where it is more important to be interested in the dying of others as a means of playing out one's fatalistic, submissive and simpering appeasement to an imaginary greater power.
To obtain the sense of self-assurance through superstition, so that it is enough to involve oneself as far as being resigned to prayer. To sound empathic when the ultimate cost is being paid by somebody else.
Especially evident if it’s a child who has innocently anted up, gifting the religious with yet another chance to exploit their dreadful situation and perpetuate the cynical Teresa habit.
 
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You display the Mother Teresa Syndrome, where it is more important to be interested in the dying of others as a means of playing out one's fatalistic, submissive and simpering appeasement to an imaginary greater power.
To obtain the sense of self-assurance through superstition, so that it is enough to involve oneself as far as being resigned to prayer. To sound empathic when the ultimate cost is being paid by somebody else.
Especially evident if it’s a child who has innocently anted up, gifting the religious with yet another chance to exploit their dreadful situation and perpetuate the cynical Teresa habit.
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Your are a pinko moron who for some reason has a severe elitest attitude. Save your rants for the one you will stand before after the lights go out. Meanwhile, put an f after the t in your handle.

Rennick out:cool:
 
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Your are a pinko moron who for some reason has a severe elitest attitude. Save your rants for the one you will stand before after the lights go out. Meanwhile, put an f after the t in your handle.

Rennick out:cool:
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Nice Christian attitude there. Make a personal attack because you can't rationally defend the indefensible. How very un American you are.

Rennick stfu :cool:
 
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