Paula
Wow Nora, I am so impressed with your knowledge and want to thank you again for taking the time to respond! I am right there with you on all that you are saying about cancer cells and the immune system!
Please correct me if you think I am wrong here. I have been chasing a “good immune” system for years, trying to build his up. It just hasn’t helped that much in our case. Don’t misunderstand, I do believe a healthy immune system is important BUT, I think I’m learning that the immune system can’t do its job unless cellular health is achieved first. Cellular health can’t be achieved if the whole body is not in balance meaning it is getting and absorbing the proper number of minerals, vitamins. It should be that we, humans and animals get those things from our food. Because of modern day farming and depletion of vitamins and minerals in our soil, it’s impossible to achieve balance so we have to supplement. I did not know but have learned that every cell in the body requires iodine to function. We need salt (not table salt), mineral rich in order for the body to absorb and use the iodine. Without iodine, the adrenals crash at some point leaving the body helpless to make the proper hormones, cortisol and a ton of other jobs. Mineral rich salt is also the body’s natural antihistamine. The body also cannot detox without iodine. I think your spot on that all disease is a nutritional deficiency.
My westie (Eddie) has been taking fulvic/humic acid for about a year now. His food is organic, free range pastured meat and currently he’s eating lots of red, fatty meat consisting of beef, buffalo, duck, venison. Pork and rabbit sometimes. He drinks reverse osmosis water. I hadn’t thought of using that water to bath him in but that’s a good idea! He has a very large fatty tumor next to his groin. I had started giving him the turmeric w/pepper and the tumor slowed down quite a bit. His stomach just couldn’t handle it so I had to stop which brings me to another point. Have you heard of bloodroot? It’s an herb that can be taken internally and its made into a salve as well. I have used it on myself. On three spots. One that was diagnosed as basal cell, a spot that looked like basal cell and a spot that had been removed that was basal cell and “they got it all”. The salve only reacts to abnormal cells and not healthy cells. All three spots reacted and it pulls the cancer cells with the stem cell out of the skin. It forms an “eschar” and the eschar falls out only after it has removed everything. Sometimes, the spots will need to be resalved until you don’t get a reaction from the bloodroot anymore. The scar is very minimal and the spot heals nicely. There’s a Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/blacksalve/
There are stories that are incredible. People removing lung, breast and many, many other forms of cancer from their bodies. There are many who have used it on their pets with terminal cancers and have won the battle. Tremendously, positive results. I believe there is also a bloodroot group just for pet on Facebook as well. I had planned on trying the capsules with Eddie for his tumor but hesitated because of his stomach issues because it can cause stomach upset for some. It didn’t with me, but little Eddie is a different story. If all keeps going well with his stomach issues, I think I’ll give it a try. Ideally, it would better for his body to detox it, but it just can’t right now. I was told milk thistle could make his itching worse. Actually, I’m hoping the iodine might take care of the tumor because it’s a known cancer/tumor killer. The salt is also supposed to help with the iodine detox so it won’t be so drastic. People are also having awesome results with their pets with essieac tea in curing cancer.
Thank you for the warning on Selenium! I did not know! I just looked at the Nuvet product and saw that is has all of the supporting vitamins and minerals in it recommend for iodine so I think I’ll order it so that I’ll have the piece-of-mind knowing correct ratios are in there!! He’s been taking lipids for years. He takes probiotics three months on and three months off. I’ll check into the enzymes…thank you! Hadn’t heard of the blue-green algae. Is it a source for minerals?
Nora, I want to send you a big virtual hug…THANK you for taking the time to respond! I have learned much from your post and I too will continue on with my research. It’s ashame so much research is required to heal ourselves and our pets the way nature intended. Nature doesn’t make mistakes but the whitecoats sure do! The hardest part is finding all of the sneaky stuff they put in our food and environment for our “own good” to find out the damage they have caused. Wishing you the very best with your little Pookie! She’s in good hands, fur sure!