Recently I heard of two wonderful, but very different, cases of cancer which were treated exclusively with homeopathy and I want to share them. One was treated with all that conventional medicine can do. One was not treated medically at all.
These are interesting, because there was no other supportive regime. I always suggest a change in diet, lifestyle and other measures, as supportive to the treatment, at the very least.
I have used pseudonyms to protect the identity of those involved.
The first is about an elderly man, who was living with his daughter. He returned from an overseas trip, with a worrying problem. He found it difficult to urinate.
He went to see his doctor, who ordered tests. His PSA was 400 - off the clock! More tests were carried out. He had prostate cancer which had metastasised to his liver AND bones. The cancer had advanced to stage 4.
If you know anything about cancer, you will know that when it metastasises to either the liver or the bones, it is considered it has gone too far for any kind of medical treatment.
There are few doctors who will take on stage 4 cancer, as again this is considered too far gone.
Add all this to an elderly man.
He was sent home with no treatment. A month or two was considered all he had to live.
Mary then went to work. By this time, her father was a shadow of his former self. He had no appetite, so was losing weight fast. He was mostly bed ridden and home support was required daily.
At last he was open to her treatment, which he had previously spurned.
After about two weeks, Mary noticed her father had some interest in food. So she continued with the treatment. A month passed, and he was getting up and about more.
Another couple of months and the home support stopped coming.
A year later, he is getting out and about independently, catching buses and trains to resume his normal life socialising.
Although his weight is not yet back up to normal, he looks a normal healthy man. His PSA has been stable at 20 for some months.
The second is about a woman, Ann, who had brain cancer 14 years ago. She had all the conventional medical treatment. Finally, she was sent home, given just a few months to live.
She was bed ridden, had agonising pain in her legs and had almost gone blind.
As a last resort, she decided to try homeopathic treatment.
Since then, she has not seen a doctor. After her successful treatment, she decided to study homeopathy and now runs a busy practice herself.
I do find it rather a pity that people often come to homeopathy as a last chance before death claims them. But perhaps the world is not yet ready for this highly effective, yet gentle form of natural health care.
These are interesting, because there was no other supportive regime. I always suggest a change in diet, lifestyle and other measures, as supportive to the treatment, at the very least.
I have used pseudonyms to protect the identity of those involved.
The first is about an elderly man, who was living with his daughter. He returned from an overseas trip, with a worrying problem. He found it difficult to urinate.
He went to see his doctor, who ordered tests. His PSA was 400 - off the clock! More tests were carried out. He had prostate cancer which had metastasised to his liver AND bones. The cancer had advanced to stage 4.
If you know anything about cancer, you will know that when it metastasises to either the liver or the bones, it is considered it has gone too far for any kind of medical treatment.
There are few doctors who will take on stage 4 cancer, as again this is considered too far gone.
Add all this to an elderly man.
He was sent home with no treatment. A month or two was considered all he had to live.
Mary then went to work. By this time, her father was a shadow of his former self. He had no appetite, so was losing weight fast. He was mostly bed ridden and home support was required daily.
At last he was open to her treatment, which he had previously spurned.
After about two weeks, Mary noticed her father had some interest in food. So she continued with the treatment. A month passed, and he was getting up and about more.
Another couple of months and the home support stopped coming.
A year later, he is getting out and about independently, catching buses and trains to resume his normal life socialising.
Although his weight is not yet back up to normal, he looks a normal healthy man. His PSA has been stable at 20 for some months.
The second is about a woman, Ann, who had brain cancer 14 years ago. She had all the conventional medical treatment. Finally, she was sent home, given just a few months to live.
She was bed ridden, had agonising pain in her legs and had almost gone blind.
As a last resort, she decided to try homeopathic treatment.
Since then, she has not seen a doctor. After her successful treatment, she decided to study homeopathy and now runs a busy practice herself.
I do find it rather a pity that people often come to homeopathy as a last chance before death claims them. But perhaps the world is not yet ready for this highly effective, yet gentle form of natural health care.
