Alternate cancer therapies
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Weekly update letter …
Dear family and friends
Last Friday, I had a fellow up Wodonga way referred to me by The Border Mail. he read the story and felt a need to talk with me. I phoned him to find he is a prostate cancer survivor, claiming to be completely cured through natural medicines – in particular an aboriginal herbal remedy called Gumbi Gumbi tea.
Aboriginal medicine made from the leaves of the Lilly Pilli tree
A Google Search shows this to be something not to be ignored so I met Alan in Wangaratta to compare notes and was sent home with a supply of Gumbi Gumbi leaf. The treatment consists of taking a litre of the tea as a detox with a maintenance regime of 100 ml daily. I spoke with a lady in Yapoon who collects and distributes the material who advised that many advanced cancers have been recorded cured with Gumbi Gumbi … but it doesn’t do too well on bone cancer … and that’s what I have. Still, it will do no harm to give it a month or two.
As it is claimed that Gumbi Gumbi can reduce the PSA levels and I am due for another hormone implant (primary treatment) in a fortnight, I want to get a couple of weeks of Gumbi Gmbi into me by then. To try and measure any improvement, I want to get a PSA level taken at that time to compare against the one last week (PSA 300) and the expected PSA 100 in October. Who knows, it may help!
The prostate cancer beastie. Click the image to read original BBC-News article
The other supplements – shark cartilage, bovine cartilage and lactoferrins – are definitely having some effect as my general feeling of wellbeing has improved in the week I have been using them.
In Tuesday’s Herald-Sun, there was an article about a new “once a day” pill, called abiraterone, that has been found to shrink tumours and relieve pain in eight out of 10 men with aggressive and incurable prostate cancer – that’s me!. Initial trials have extended expected lifespans from 18 to 32 months so I have volunteered for the stage 3 clinical trials if they are happening in Australia.
The Border Mail article was also responsible for one branch of the family, on my late mother’s side (the Trevertons and Cribbes clan), learning of my situation and they are now coming to visit.
I keep telling you about the great community support we receive. This week, we received an anonymous letter, postmarked Whitfield P.O., with a printed “Prayer to St. Peregrine for Sick Relatives and Friends”. Both Pauline and I treasure the prayer and the community that has accepted us so completely.
Regards
Greg
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Alternate cancer therapies
25 July 2008 at 3:20 am
have u looked at mms web http://www.themmsexperience.com it has just knocked dengie fever from my body in 4 hrs not sure about bone cancer but well worth alook cheers tom
tom wharton
26 January 2009 at 10:00 am
Hi,
Please advise the contacty at Yeppoon for leaf. I have breast cancer and have been advised to try Gumbi Gumbi and am having trouble sourcing supply.I wish you well with your journey. I have used black salve and am now looking for a general detox and maintenance herb which I believe the Gumbi Gumbi will fulfil my needs.
Thanks
Kathy
Kathy
29 April 2010 at 9:22 pm
my mum is 89 and has bowel cancer she has sufferd with cramps an leg an back pain she started on gumby gumby 3months back and i have not had to rub her back or legs for 1 month an cramps have gone it is still early to know about her cancer but things look promising
Neil Tranter
11 November 2011 at 9:17 pm
I have now secured plants of Gumby Gumby for our mail order nursery in Nambour Qld. We are still growing them on …but plants about 30cm tall will hopefully be ready for sale at a reasonable price by about March 2012.
We have a good supply. You can register on our website at http://www.paraplants.com & we will email you when available. Keep in mind that you still have to wait for several months for the plant to grow. At this stage we do not know their growth rate but are watching them with interest.
Bob Chalmers Paradise Distributors Nambour Qld
Bob Chalmers
27 December 2011 at 9:32 pm
i still have not rubbed my mums legs or back and her blood circulation has improved—–i also look after a 61year old lady who has had both breasts removed from cancer an after kemo cancer has come back in her spin an back i was rubbing her back as much as 4 to 6 times daily since i put her on gumby gumby i rub her back 1 to 2 times weekly
Neil Tranter
26 January 2012 at 3:05 pm
i getmy gumby gumby from yeppon qld phone number is 0448265519 ask for klaus
Neil Tranter
26 January 2012 at 3:07 pm
kim wrote
I have been keenly researching this subject for about 40 years, I believe there are a number of ways to deal successfully with cancer -as the body when it has the right tools will conquer disease.
Is Gumb Gumby a good tool? I have spoken to many who have seen success and yes it has been studied in a couple of Universities -however, already they have found that only 1 variety (there are at least 6) is efficacious against cancer cells -also, it has been established that the potency varies according to the area the tree is grown -to a huge degree.
My belief is this has to do with the very deep root system of the native Pittosporoum (gumby gumby) -this very deep system must find and make available to the tree all the minerals,phytochemicals etc. that it needs to produce the anti-cancer properties it often has.
I have spent a lot of time speaking to those who have been involved with Gumby Gumby for decades -the consensus amongst those who do not have profit to influence them is:
Yes the right tree (variety) grown in the right place , for a very long time (naturally grown) finding the right soil and depth -can yield amazing results – I do not believe this can be found on the internet.
If you want it- you will need to have PERSONAL and LOCAL knowledge (don’t trust any sales person!) and you will need to drink a revolting tea -if you want to give a try.
There have been well known (local knowledge) cases of brain tumors being resolved ect. but of course,
usually , with any modality, a lot depends on the patient and what else they are doing -or not doing.
To sum up -research very well, only use leaves from an old native tree that the animals will eat , only use the correct variety.
Some believe that selenium or some other mineral is the active ingredient often missing in our diet due to poor soils here. This could explain why Gumby Gumby , with it’s amazing root system can reach this storehouse deep below us in uncultivated soil. Who knows.
all the best
kim wally
27 March 2012 at 12:24 pm
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