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Cancer Prevention and Cure?

GENERAL CANCER RISKS: ALL AREAS
1. High meat and fat consumption.
2. Coffee, tea, colas.
3. Aflatoxins (fungal products; especially in peanuts and soy sauce).
4. Lack of iodine, Vitamins A, C, E.
5. Amines (such as nitrosamines) in unrefrigerated foods, processed meat, cheese.
6. High intake of certain vitamins.
7. Habit of overeating (associated in 35% of all cancers).
8. Some species of mushrooms.
9. Diet high in refined foods.
10. Diet high in fat or protein.
11. Diabetes
12. Overweight
13. High "transit time" through colon.
14. Estrogens
15. Hair dyes
16. Asbestos fibers
17. Drugs: certain antibiotics (Tetracycline, probably penicillin), aspirin, diuretics, immunosuppressants, Azolid, Butazolidin, Presamine, Tofranil, SK-Pramine, Tapazole, Methotrexate, antihistamines, amphetamines, Atromid-S, etc. (NOTE: These are associations, not implying that they are causative of cancer).
18. Use of tobacco, alcoholic drinks, caffeinated and decaffeinated drinks.
19. Excessive exposure to chemicals, industrial fumes, hydrocarbons, cleaning solvents, vinyl chloride.
20. Stress
21. Exposure to cold, heat, and radiation.
22. Drinking water in most large cities.
23. Long contact with sick pets.
24. Chronic irritation or infection.
25. All viral illnesses (flu, colds, rashes, diarrhea).
26. Early sexual activities - cervical and fore skin cancer.
27. A kidney transplant.
28. History of any previous cancer.
29. Nonspecific factors: age, race, sex, occupation, family history of

NOTE from Mike: If you have poor breathing it may not cause cancer but Otto Warburg proved that cancer is anaerobic and will not survive in high concentrations of oxygen. source of the above 1-29 factors

To have the best chance of success with any cancer program, make sure you develop your breathing.

The term cancer comes from the Latin word meaning crab. Cancer was characterized as a crablike disease by the Greek physician Hippocrates, who observed that cancers spread throughout the body, eventually cutting off life. Now cancer generally is defined as the unregulated growth of abnormal cells in the body. The word cancer actually refers to over 100 different diseases, but in all cases, certain body cells multiply in an uncontrolled manner.

Cancer is anaerobic. It can not survive with the presence of adequate oxygen. That is one good reason the heart never gets cancer. The heart needs oxygen and most heart attacks are in some way linked to low oxygen to the heart. Insufficient oxygen and you die and cancer or anything else is no longer an issue. 

Aside from optimal breathing right to supply adequate oxygen there are many cofactors that help ensure/support the effectiveness of adequate oxygen in the human body. 

From what I know, curing and prevention of cancer often requires several of those oxygen friendly factors along with other factors that create what is an holistic approach by strengthening several factors simultaneously such as breathing improvement, strengthening antioxidants, internal cleansing, parasite elimination, changing ones self defeating thoughts and attitudes.

TED KENNEDY'S BRAIN CANCER more about

In general excessive survival responses including those exacerbated by UDB www.breathing.com/articles/udb.htm  and/or poor natural hygiene stimulate and/or overtax the sympathetic nervous system (and inhibit the parasympathetic nervous system) that both vaso-constricts blood vessels and turns the body toward toxemia and acidosis, allow anaerobic organisms to dominate.  One's thoughts (hyper-vigilance for example and or negative thinking especially including Nocebo - for example - say believing in so called expert's prognosis of imminent death from say cancer) exacerbated by poor natural hygiene and toxic overload create an environment that invites organisms unfriendly to the body. Eventually  the body's immune system, biochemical and spiritual/energetic homeostasis gets overwhelmed by chaos.  Any strong enough presence of any of the preceding negatives may invite cancer or whatever to set up housekeeping.

Over the years I have come in contact with many health professionals quite successful in handling cancer. While not necessarily focusing on breathing development per se they seem to have a very good history of success. 

I believe they could greatly improve their results by adding Optimal Breathing into their already successful approaches but here they are anyway.  

The Oxygen Protocol for The Treatment of Cancer , Dr. Majid Ali
http://www.ouralexander.org/burzynski.htm
Dr. Larraine Day

Dr. Hulda Clark
The Hoxey Clinic  Video
Raymond Francis, MIT trained biochemist
Wigmore Institute Puerto Rico
Halleleujah Acres
Living Nutrition
Dr. Otto Warburg

Cancer Update

Below is from an email from a customer who says this worked for his dad and others.  Your call. Let me know.

"Gy....here is the protocol I followed for what I did. I recommend you have pH strips to check you pH and that means before you start (unless, of course, it is an emergency situation then start right away).  I would start at BSMBS1 two or three times a day depending on how you are doing. I don't anticipate anything, but be aware of your body (as if you aren't the most aware ever)...

What is your goal and why? If you just want to get to 7.5 or 8.0 then that should do it. Try to get to 7.4 in a couple of days. If you got something going on then you will want to go to BSMBS2 twice or three times a day. That should do it. I tried a BSMBS3 and that was a bit much.

Side effects: a little nausea, sweats, diarrhea, and tingling of lips are indications of cleansing and changing. Keep your eye on them. My favorite side effect is the feeling of Oxygenation. It is very euphoric. It feels as if my nostrils have widened a foot and that all my other body parts are breathing pure oxygen. That is good. That is what this does. Another side effect may be the stool may have a yellow tinge to it. Good also. That is bad cells coming out.

In my limited experience it seems like the symptoms don't show up for a couple of days. For me, except for the headache, they were mild. The Oxygenation was Wild! I knew something positive was happening when I oxygenated. The headache hit when I went to 2 teaspoons or more. You can see where I cut back a couple of times. You can also cut back to 1.5 teaspoons too.

Bear in mind that my body weight is 200 pounds and I am 6 feet tall. I suspect one should keep that in mind when deciding their own dosages.. I would say go 7 or 8 days and see how it goes.

I have a maintenance schedule I followed after a weeks break. I will post that also....


Keys: BSM = Black Strap Molasses BS= Baking Soda BSMBS1 = 1 tablespoon BSM + 1 teaspoon BS in 1 Cup Water

06/02 BSMBS1... I do not know pH. Have not got strips or papers yet

06/03 BSMBS1

06/04 BSMBS1

06/05 BSMBS1 pH 7.0 measured with paper mouth

          BSMBS1 pH 7.5 measured with paper urine

06/06 BSMBS2 Started twice a day. pH 7.25

06/07 Now on twice a day and checking pH with Stix and Paper. I test orally and urine, but did not track which one at the time

           0645 - (Stix pH 7.25 & 7.75; Paper 7.5 Pee) (Stix 7.5 & 6.75 Saliva)  

           1400 - BSMBS2

           1600 - (Stix pH 7.125 Saliva) (Stix pH 7.75 Pee)

           2030 - BSMBS2

           2345 - (Stix pH 8.0) - Felt a little Nausea

06/08  1200 - (Stix pH 7.375 Paper pH 7.5+) Getting excited now. My lips tingle a bit and I feel the beginning of Oxygen Euphoria)

           1205 - BSM1BS3 Increased BS dosage to 3 teaspoons for this session

           1800 - (Stix pH 7.75)

                       BSMBS2 got a little nervous about 3 teaspoons so I backed off to 2 teaspoons BS; also was getting a constant headache.

 06/09  0600 - (Stix pH 7.7

           1000 - BSMBS2 Headache

           1900 - (Stix pH 8.25)

           1905 - BSMBS2

           2345 - BSMBS2

06/10  0800 - pH 7.75

           0900 - pH 8.25

           0905 - BSMBS2

           1400 - pH 8.5 A note: a little diarrhea, but not much

           1600 - BSMBS2

           1730 - pH 8.75

           2200 - pH 8.5

           2345 - BSMBS2 A note: Felt oxygenation euphoria throughout the day. Like my body was breathing pure oxygen.

06/11  0800 - pH 8.5

           0830 - BSMBS2"

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