Treatments for Health

As you may know, the lung cancer that Jeri had would not be a good candidate for most of the traditional therapies of surgery and radiation.  The odds for success with chemotherapy were low.

These are the things that Jeri started recently to help beat cancer, in no order:

1. Healing touch: This method of healing had the highest immediate gratification for Jeri.  She always slept deeply during her 1-2 hour sessions.  Sometimes she needed more sleep than she got, and this was a great blessing.  She also felt better, could move more easily and usually came home and slept deeply at home following this treatment as well.  This was so helpful had begun to do it every day for her to feel her best.

2. Massage: Our neighbor is a professional massage therapist.  Jeri had swelling in her legs that Mona massaged and it provided temporary relief. 

3. Acupuncture: Jeri did this with two practitioners.  She had benefitted from acupuncture in the past with the flu and other ailments.  In this case, Jeri appreciated the treatments, but they were not able to provide long term relief of symptoms.

4. Intravenous Vitamin C: This is the treatment Jeri received the most.  At her previous stay in at Queens, her Oncologist had agreed to install a port so that Jeri could best receive large doses of vitamin C into her body.  The vitamin C looks like sugar to cancer cells, who thrive on sugar.  The vitamin C changes the pH in the cell from acidic to basic, killing the cancer cell.

5. GcMAF: This seemed to be a very promising serum.  The body produces GcMAF naturally, and high levels of the substance in the body correlate with a very active immune system. When there is chronic disease such as cancer and AIDS, the GcMAF levels are suppressed by the disease.  By receiving injections of this substance, then Jeri was giving her body the best chance to beat cancer.

6. Heat therapy: Cancer cells have a lower tolerance for heat than healthy cells.  Jeri would lie on a mat called a BioMat and it would heat her up, relaxing muscles and cooking cancer cells.  This gave Jeri many days of relief from muscle aches and aided in helping her to sleep.
7. Foods rich in vitamin B17.  There are many foods that have this substance in higher concentrations, like apricot kernals and the seeds of an apple.  This substance is attributed to keeping cancer away in populations that eat diets rich in it.
On top of this we purchased enough supplements to fill a GNC store.  Sadly, Jeri had lost the ability to keep pills down and was unable to continue with this. 
I never learned more about health than when I started reading about disease.  The following were books that I found most useful in looking for ways to help Jeri beat cancer:

·         Bill Henderson’s Cancer Free, Third Edition gave me a world of hope for the body healing itself when given the right nutrition.

·         Charlotte Gerson’s The Gerson Therapy: The Proven Nutritional Program for Cancer and Other Illnesses had many practical and tested methods for fighting cancer.

·         G. Edward Griffin’s World without Cancer: The Story of Vitamin B17. Half or more of this book goes into incredible depth plumbing theories of how chemotherapy become the main treatment for cancer in the US, who is making money off the sick and more.  I found real value in learning of populations I had never heard of that were cancer free, and this told of more than one group and the diets rich in B17 that made it possible.  This information I found fascinating.

Many friends offered advice and help.  We were given gifts of healthful fruit extracts, cancer beating tinctures, healing aromatic oils…and much more.  Most importantly, you could fill Aloha Stadium with all the people who were praying for her and the family.

We were so very blessed.

We are so grateful.  

Hal Fraser for Jeri Fraser