Thursday March 7th
These are from this morning. Where I concentrated on injections.
Day 3 pics
I was able to get 6cc injected tonight, can really tell the difference now
with the mass. It’s now very easy to inject and the solution is able to come
out many different areas.
I didn’t get the video tonight like I was hoping but will surely do from now
on. You will see how easy it is to make the injections now. It’s burning
more now but I increased the concentration by another 6 drops of each…
it’s now about 20% stronger.
I will send you some of the photos in the morning again and possibly a few
tonight. It’s going to work, I believe.
I will see what happens with others as well if this works out well.
It is exciting to see the progress we are making now. I believe that if we continued to just work with ingestion and not injection as well, we’d be at least months behind what I see currently.
We might be inserting a catheter tomorrow because it’s hard for her to urinate when you have the bentonite clay on without disrupting it. In the past, I didn’t use the bentonite the same day I used injections. I believe that it will help with the process now.
Wednesday March 6th
from Potato>Grapefruit>Tomato density in 72 hours
We moved to tomato now… it’s really softer tonight.
I have a new case starting shortly. I will be reviewing the scans and DDX
from the doctors and deciding what to do. I never turn down a case but only
Stage 3 and Stage 4 are even presented to me. It’s normally late stage 4 I
have the pleasure of dealing with.
I was able to inject 6cc into the tumor and it’s getting much softer inside and much easier to get the 24g needle into the center of the tumor now.
It also is bleeding much more now when I give the injections. This is a very good sign because it’s coming back to life! It’s also starting to hurt a bit now where the first set of injections, she only had a little bit of burning and NO PAIN at all.
From my experience, tumors are without pain, when they are returning to live, pain is one of the first signs the cancer is dying.
It’s also expanding is some areas while shrinking in others. Again, experience has taught me that when a hard tumor is returning to life, it almost always expands before shrinking. This is what I expected to see.
Another note; I have an appointment next week with a clinic in Thailand that works with alternative cancer treatments. They have followed me on Twitter for some time and I met with them a few months back. I will be presenting this to the one of the doctors I know over there. They are
Akesis Life @AkesisLife if you wish to look them up.
We have been using bentonite clay with this patient for a few months now.
It’s been helping to slow it down. Should we be stopping this while doing
the protocol?
Tuesday March 5th
What I had noticed last night was;
The first night I injected the CDS into the tumor, it was much harder inside
and felt more like a potato compared to the second night which while
injecting the solution, it was more like a grapefruit and the solution was
coming out where I injected the night before.
The inside seems to be getting softer first. I might try to record the
injections tonight. I am not sure, but will try.
I am only using the solution for two days, I am storing it in the ref. so
it’s dark and cold. I warmed it up first as well.
SCS pics
Day 2 pics
Here is the new photo.
1. Is before injection
2. Is after injection
3. Is also after injection
I asked that they use the same angle each time but too late this time…
I used 22 drops in a 100mL NSS bottle. I will use this same bottle tomorrow
if we opt to do. Everything is kept sterile and believe we are going with
the right protocol. Let me know what you think please.
You can notice the difference from before and after in person. I will have
them use my Nikon D-7200 if they can. I do the injections but they take care
of the photos.
Today I got 5cc and she did very well. She is a brave lady and a great
patient.
I will see how she does tomorrow. Should I wait a few days or continue with
the injections tomorrow?
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Can easily see how much the tumor is separating in this photo.
Can easily see how much the tumor is separating in this photo.
It is really changing quickly now. It’s bleeding but also turning pink in more of the surface area. It only hurts when she sits on it but this was the same as before we started.
She is really doing well. I am surprised how strong she really is. I may
give her the day off and just let her recover a bit.
I used 22 drops in a 100mL NSS bottle. I will use this same bottle tomorrow
if we opt to do. Everything is kept sterile and believe we are going with
the right protocol. Let me know what you think please.
You can notice the difference from before and after in person.
Today I got 5cc and she did very well. She is a brave lady and a great
patient.
I will see how she does tomorrow. May wait a few days or continue with
the injections tomorrow.
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