My grandfather had prostate cancer in 1998. He had preventative surgery to have the cancerous testicle removed.
In the summer of 2008, he was diagnosed with colon cancer. He had chemotherapy and radiation treatment, but the cancer became resistant and unresponsive. He had a colostomy as well. When I saw him in the hospital, he was skin and bones. He was sent home to die.
I began researching alternative medicine. I discovered Chlorine Dioxide, Dimethyl Sulfoxide, and Rife technology. He took Chlorine Dioxide and used the Rife machine daily. He used DMSO for pain. Unfortunately, the cancer had metastasized where the incision was made for his colostomy, and he had to be re-admitted to the hospital. He was confined to his bed and received no exercise. He passed away on April 24th, 2009.
This is not to say the 3 treatments were ineffective:
- The normal range for your Creatinine level is 70-150 micromol/L. His was 117 micromol/L the last time it was checked.
- The medical staff who visited him daily at home were expecting his liver to fail and become a hardened mass of flesh. It was a normal fully-functioning liver.
- He had difficulty urinating, but shortly after using the Rife machine, he said he could literally feel the fluids passing through again.
- He was unable to grow facial hair for at least 10 years. I am uncertain as to which treatment helped him, but within weeks after using Chlorine Dioxide and the Rife machine, he grew a full beard. He may have had heavy metal toxicity which was finally filtered out by either the Chlorine Dioxide or the Rife machine. Both can be used to detox.
It is clear that the treatments were beneficial to some extent. However, in the end, it was not enough. I blame myself for his death. If I knew back then what I know today, he might still be alive. The best I can do now is provide information to others to aid them in their own search for better health and/or treatment. My main focus is to improve and maintain optimal health for myself and my children.
For optimal health, one should exercise regularly, get the appropriate amount of sunlight, eat whole vegetables, fruits, greens, grains, and have a positive frame of mind. If you have a compromised immune system, are prone to illness or even have cancer, there are protocols that can help you.
The information on my blog is for educational purposes only. I offer insight based on personal experience. I can offer suggestions but do not make any claims.
