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03/30/2013: Mary from Conroe, Tx: "My 13y/o Golden has had an open red tumor looking lump on his face. It is about the size of a golf ball. My husband and I are older and disabled and have little money. We can't afford vets and don't know what to do...."
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02/20/2013: Dogma from Laurelville, Ohio, Us: "Hello, my 16 yr old terrier mix (22lbs) was just diagnosed with a mass on his left lung. I bought the necessary ingredients for the baking soda and maple syrup remedy. Mixed it 3 parts syrup to 1 part BS. I used a Tablespoon to..."
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Hydrogen Peroxide, DMSO

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[YEA]  03/30/2012: Robtyea from Wrightsville, Pa/usa: "Food Grade H2O2 is safe for pets, at lower doses. I have quite a number of cats and kittens, and have been giving them Food Grade H2O2 in their drinking water for about a month.

I have a female cat that developed large tumors on her underside. It was getting to the point that it was difficult for her to walk. My wife and I knew that we might have to put her down. The cat has been with us since she was born, and isn't very old. We could not bear the thought of losing her. I ask my wife for one week, to see if I could come up with a treatment.

I had been studing and researching Food Grade H2O2 for some time. I already had some on hand.

I believed it would work, but how to get it into her system was the problem. I did some research an found a product that was used on horses, for injuries. It was said to be able to enter the body thru the skin and relieve the pain. The product is DMSO. I found it to be sold locally.

I didn't have much time to create a treatment, and really didn't have a lot of choice. I made a mixture of DMSO and Food Grade H2O2 ( I used the H2O2 as a carrier to enter the body). I disinfected the area with a 3% solution of H2O2 and applied the mixture with a Q-tip to the largest tumors. (make sure whatever means used to apply and mixture of DMSO is clean, as it will carry anything it comes in contact with into the blood stream). Within 24 hours the tumors had reduced by 25%. I was amazed at its power. I have been treating her now for 10 days and the tumors are all but gone.

I believe those who doubt, will continue to doubt until they are infected with a serious disease and pray for a treatment to heal them. The answer is Food Grade H2O2. I have witnessed the power of Food Grade H2O2 and truly believe it may be a treatment for all serious diseases in animals and humans. (H2O2 and DMSO are not approved for human use by the FDA, what a shame.)"

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05/08/2012: Kathleen from Charlotte, Nc/usa replies: "I'd like to know more details. My GSP canine has multiple benign tumors, most concerned with the ones in her belly area (I see a change in her poop). Tested, show benign but growing - spreading. I was going to get her shaved and use castor oil. I've read this and would like to know 1/2 n 1/2 each mixture? Did you shave the area? Use any kind of large bandaid? I may need to use an elizabethan collar so she won't lick it. I'd love for them to be gone in 10 days. She gets grain free food n treats, filtered water, chloraphyl and Garden of Life Superfood (greens) which I think is why they are benign. I want to cleanse her lymph system as this may be the real issue as well. Thanks!"
11/27/2012: Jen from Digby, Ns Canada replies: "Could you please tell me the dosage you are giving your cat."



Maple Syrup, Baking Soda

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[QUESTION]  06/12/2010: Sunny from Solvang, California, Usa: "Hello,

My dog (female cocker, 15) has a tumor on her neck that has grown rapidly. In one month, it has grown from <1" to >3" in circumference. Four months ago she had a 2" peduncular growth (benign) removed from her throat that was blocking her airway.

Her diet has always been cooked free range meat w/ raw vegetables/supplements, and some holistic kibble. Although in the past couple of years she has taken up eating poop...and I believe that it's a good possiblity that the tumor is parasitic.

I'd like to try the Maple Syrup/Baking Soda combination, but don't know if it's all right to give to dogs. If it is, do you think it might help?

Please help... I very much appreciate it.
Blessings,
Sunny"

EC: Sunny is referring to the cancer remedy found here: http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/cancer.html#BSMS

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12/11/2011: Leah from San Diego, Ca Us replies: "Did you ever get an answer? My dog is the same situation and I'm curious thanx a million.

haelprincessleah(at)gmail.com"

11/07/2012: Js from Orlando, Florida replies: "I would like to try the maple syrup baking soda on my 15lb bicheon who has a mass cell tumor. I want to make sure that baking soda is not toxic for dogs to take. Also, what dosage would I give him and how long?"
02/06/2013: Doug from Poynette, Wi replies: "My cat has been given a month according to the vet. He's 20-22 (unsure) and apparently has a tumor in his sinuses. I started giving him a baking soda/molasses mixture hoping I can make his system more alkaline. I didn't really see any response to this feed and am curious if anyone had luck with this or any other homeopathic med."
02/20/2013: Dogma from Laurelville, Ohio, Us replies: "Hello, my 16 yr old terrier mix (22lbs) was just diagnosed with a mass on his left lung. I bought the necessary ingredients for the baking soda and maple syrup remedy. Mixed it 3 parts syrup to 1 part BS. I used a Tablespoon to measure. How much is a safe dose as I don't want to over alkalize him. Thank you!"



Milk Thistle, Chlorophyll

06/04/2011: Debih from Moreno Valley, Ca, Usa: "Our 6 yr old lab has had elevated liver enzymes for a few years now, not exhibiting many symptoms yet, also the vet has already tried the "drugs" with no improvement. After we had her just yesterday to get her teeth cleaned and she still is not herself yet, this is the last time she's going under anesthesia, unless an emergency. I came back to my tried and true Earth Clinic for help. After reading all the stories about the milk thistle and the chloraphyll, I took myself down to the local health food store and bought both. We also have a 3 yr old lab mix so he's getting it too. Shoot, my liver enzymes are usually elevated so I'm going to use it too! They love it just straight out of the bowl! I got the chloraphyll in Apple flavor and both of them lapped it up! Neneh also has some fatty tumors showing up the last year and I'll be watching them too. Her sister is 18 months older and is overweight (they feed people food! ) and also has quite a few smaller fatty tumors. I'm going to tell them about this too, they never take her to the vet except to get shots. I'll come back and give an update in a month. Thanks to everyone that posted!"

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07/29/2012: Michelle from New York City, New York replies: "My Bichon/Poodle was recently diagnosed with having the same high enzyme production in his liver and vets can't figure out why. They want to give him Pepcid AC to calm his stomach upset in the emergency clinic, but the doctor is also giving him a milk thistle derivative. Can you tell me if it worked on your dogs and details of your treatment?? Thanks!"



Molasses

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[YEA]  Glen from St. Mary's Newfoundland: "A friend of mine who's dog was riddled with cancerous tumors gave him black strap molasses each day for a month. she took him back to the Veterinarian and the cancer and tumor were gone! Her mother, who was a medicine woman in the hills of West Virginia suggested she do this as the ancient egyptians used the remedy for consumption (cancer)."

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Donna from Yellow Springs, OH replies: "Years ago my mom gave me molasses when I was bead ridden with mono.I remember the doctor telling her I recovered in 1/2 the normal time! I am interested in giving it to my dog who has a non cancerous lipoma tumor.How much should an 85lb dog take without adverse effects?"
09/14/2007: ann from edison, new jersey replies: "i have a question for glen from st marys newfoundland regarding the blackstrap molasses given to your friends pet for cancerous tumors. how far along were the tumors until treatment was started and can it help non cancerous tumors. i beleive my dog has the cancerous tumors, since his red blood cell count is low."
09/05/2008: Jonna from Pittsburgh, PA replies: "As kids we had a chiropractor "prescribe" black strap to us. We were maybe 10 and 7 and we each took a Tablespoon 2x per day so I'm sure the 2 Tablespoon dosage per day for your puppy would work also. Good Luck!"
01/08/2009: katie from oak view, ca, usa replies: "i'm going to start my 11 yr old dog (a weimeraner) on molassas. she's got fatty tumors all over. i've had her on goldenseal, but 3 weeks into it, i'm not seeing any improvement. will try the caster oil on the tumors too, at this point what can either of these treatments do to hurt?"



Multiple Remedies

04/27/2010: Sally from Seattle, Wa: "My dobie Babe has a tumor on her upper leg on the humorous above the elbow. Six weeks ago I took her to one of the 2 vet's we see. He said the limp and the swelling was due to running into something in the yard. She'd been limping for about a week or so. He ordered 30 days of bed rest with potty breaks. We did that. At the end of the month, the limp was gone. I took her back in and the vet said she can slowly resume running and playing. Then the limp returned after another week went by. The first vet keeps costs down and doesn't have an ex ray machine. At that point, 3 weeks ago, I took her to the 2nd vet and she was diagnosed with the tumor. The vet said she can do nothing and that she's seen 3 other dogs since the first of the year with bone cancer on a leg. It must be what they're eating. She also said if the limb were removed, another tumor would grow back so she feels it's hopeless and all I can do is let her go. It seems cancer is everywhere both animals and humans..

Thanks to Earth Clinic and all that I've read here, I have her on Essiac tea. I brew the tea and put it in her water and have been putting it in her food as well, about a teaspoon both meals. I put 1 to 1 1/2 tablespoons of flax seed oil on it so she'll eat it as I mix it with liver, her favorite food. I give her turkey or chicken morning and evening with 1 tablespoon and 1/2 of flaxseed oil over the food. I add 1/2 a teaspoon of turmeric for both meals. I mix it in with the turkey and oil and amazingly she loves the oil and the turmeric as she licks the plate clean. I've put flavic minerals in her water thanks to Ted on earth clinic. I'm giving her MMS several times a day. 5 drops of MMS mixed with 25 drops of the citric acid. I put it in 2 caps and put it down her throat after she's eaten. I follow each cap with a small piece of liver or chicken in case she's tasted the MMS. I was giving her a cap with a piece of chicken wrapped around it.. but she caught on after a few days and wouldn't take anything from my hand.. so I was left with the alternative. I also put a caster oil pack on the tumor every evening. I've put a few drops of hydrogen peroxide in her water as well. I'm using everything I've read about on Earth Clinic to help her. She's only 4 years old!!!!

The vet suggested I come back in 2 weeks for another ex ray (and check for $120 ). She assured me that the tumor would be larger. I decided to spend the money on food and the supplements rather than another sad warning of why I should put her down. So I don't know if the tumor has grown or not and she is still limping. But the other thing is she eats like a horse and she's not growing thin as they do with cancer. She's started to play with her daughter and wants to run around more even with the limp. In the beginning she was quite lethargic and wanted to sleep on the couch much of the time. She's still sleeping more then usual but she's also playing more so something is going on with her and it seems to me to be positive. Thank you Earth Clinic and all the wonderful readers that share their stories. Sally"



Raspberry Powder

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[YEA]  10/24/2009: W from St. Louis, Mo: "I have a 12 year lab. He was suffering with 8 fatty tissues that were very large. I learned that raspberry powder can help dogs with removing fatty tissues and tumors. My dog was draggy and slow with the many fatty tissues. I came a cross raspberry powder and gave it to him for a month. He only has two left. I would put 2 table spoons over his dog food in the morning and evening. This is a real story. The two fatty tissues left have been reduced in size. My lab has more energy and moving around better. Also I give my dog 1 teaspoon of apple cidar vinegar in the morning and put it in his bowl and put his food over it. He does lick it up. W"

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12/11/2011: Leah from San Diego, Ca Us replies: "Hi where did you get the raspberry powder??? I need your help please- thanx

haelprincessleah(at)gmail.com"



Raw Pet Food

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[YEA]  11/27/2006: Laure from Woodlands, TX: "Our dog had a tumor on one of his ears. The vet said that if it continued to grow, it should be removed surgically. I'd had good results using raw food, and had heard of many cancer cures using raw food, so I did a search and found that the raw pet food I had once heard about, from Canada, called B.A.R.F. (which stands for Biologically Appropriate Raw Food), was now available within driving distance from a local distributor. The dog was put on this food immediately. In three weeks, the tumor had flattened and blackened into a hideous thick crust. At 6 weeks into the raw food experiment, it was just a small flat scab. At 7 weeks, the scab fell off and revealed perfect, pink skin, with only a trace that there was ever a problem. We have kept him on a largely raw diet since then. Today, almost 2 years later, I can't tell where the tumor was. And he always smells fresher and less "doggy" when he is on raw food. He also has a lot more energy. I love how the raw diet decreased the burden of digesting cooked food, and gave him more assimilable nutrition to help his body heal."

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11/10/2008: Dee from Los Angeles, CA replies: "What raw meat recipes are/did you use? My Cat has breast cancer for the 3rd time. The 1st and 2nd time she had surgery; she can not go through another one. So I would like to do anything possible to stop the tumors, they are growing over night... anything you have for Cat Cancer. Thank you, Dee

Have you been to pet-grub.com?"



Remedies Needed

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03/30/2013: Mary from Conroe, Tx: "My 13y/o Golden has had an open red tumor looking lump on his face. It is about the size of a golf ball. My husband and I are older and disabled and have little money. We can't afford vets and don't know what to do. He doesn't seem to be in pain and it has not affected his eating or play, but it is huge and growing. Please help us. Mary"


01/29/2013: Angelfarmthunder from Belknap, Illinois, U.S.A.: "I have a twelve year old cat I love very much. She has had sinus problems for years and has been treated by our vet for allergies, (antibiotics, steroids ect, diet change). The vet now thinks she has a nasal polyp. We have scheduled surgery on wednesday (2 days from now). She has lost approx 1/4 of her body weight in the last 6 months and has a hard time eating. There is yellowish pus and twice blood coming from one side of her nose. I do not feel good about the vet we have to go to for surgery and it is very expensive. I have a feral rescue here and the money is needed elsewhere but Pepper Cat comes first. What advice can you give me? What holistic remedies can help her now or after surgery? I would like to have an alternative in mind if they say they can do no more for her. Any last minute preventative measures before anesthesia- or after? Thank you so much... wish I found Earth Clinic sooner."


12/18/2012: Momof3 from Valdosta, Ga: "This question is for Ted or anyone else that can provide assistance. I have an 8 yo domestic short hair that has been troubled with vomiting for many months. It has been determined that she has a tumor in her stomach but we don't have the biopsy results yet. I see a lot of input for treatment of tumors in dogs but know if it's readily transferable to cats. I don't want to cause any more damage than she's already enduring. I don't know if the plan is to remove the tumor or try to shrink it through meds. I'll meet with her doctor today. I'm looking for any wisdom for what I can/should be doing other than sitting and waiting. I watched the destruction chemo unloaded on my mother whom we lost in Jan. I want to take a more natural/holistic approach to healing in place of, or in conjunction with, traditional treatment. I'm all ears. Thanks in advance."


12/18/2012: Darren from Long Beach, Ca: "Can you recommend and product or black salve pehaps that dissolves growing tumors (or could be sarcoids?) in dogs thx"


11/20/2012: Prm from Garden Grove, Ca, Usa: "I have an active almost 13 year old Ragdoll cat who is in good health except for a growth between the pads on his back foot. He had a smaller one on his front paw last year that the vet removed. Because of his age (and my lack of funds, being a retired lady living on a fixed income) I declined to have it biopsed. The new growth is growing from between his pads, is pink and reminds me of a small grape. It has a thin black vein-like line running from the pad and up along the growth, ending in a tiny black dot closer to the center of it. I'm hoping that someone knows what this is, and if there is a natural remedy of some kind that might eliminate it without him having to have surgery again. Any suggestions?"


10/31/2012: Isabelle from Garden Grove, Ca: "hello! This is a question for Ted. Dear Ted please help me to heal my dog she had a biopsy: MICROSCOPIC FINDINGS: MYXOSARCOMA, WELL DIFFERENTIATED, LOW-GRADE. I rescued her in june from the pound and since then I am giving her turmeric, sea salt in the water one drop of lugol, vitamins b, a pinch of c ascorbic with a pinch of bicarbonate and probiotic. All her infections and inflamation in her ears are gone. Now we have to deal with the tumor that was mostly removed from her periannal area. I am not going to go allopatic.. The anestesia was already a lot on her system, now I need to repair. I am a retired nurse an I will follow your suggestions to the letter. Thank you in advance. In a few days I am going to reactivate my old pay pal acc to thank you. I am always very grateful for all your help. Take good care of yourself too!"


09/08/2012: Andrew from Warren, N.j., U.s.a.: "Hi All, what a wonderful site! Ive posted years ago for myself and my Akita/malamute, now 10. 5 yrs and we are both on Apple Cider Vinegar for life, now 5yrs. It cured my dogs uti in 2 days. Thank you so much.

My question is now my dog has a "mass" issue where the gum on the bottom front teeth is growing over the teeth. I have taken him to the U of Phili vet school and a 2 local oral vets. They all say it may not be cancerous but it appears to be a fast growing tumor, and should be cut out and down into the gum/jaw. It will continue to "invade" other teeth, and expand under the gum line. I have seen it getting larger, over the last 3 months, (3/4-1 inch exposed), now the gum, which isnt discolored or bothersome, will eventually make it hard for him to eat and just expand. They all want $2500.00 prices to remove the teeth in front and whatever else below gumline.

The dog is approaching 11 years old and Im totally maxed out on credit cards. I feed him blue buffallo, and he gets a capful of acv, and now tons of fish oil caps, (5) along with vitamins. Obvioulsy, I cant apply anything topically. He has hypothyroid and his beautiful luxerious white mane is 60% gone, w/rat tail. Im not concerned with that( esthetics), but more about the tumor growing in his mouth. The Drs. all threw some fancy jargon about what kind of tumor it might be, which I cant pronounce. I had a chest xray done to be sure nothing had spread to his lungs, (ok) so for now we are calling it non cancerous. Does anyone have a natural option? Herbal? I really have to weigh out the age of the dog, the money, which I would have to borrow, ( I cant even pay my irs bill this year!) of an otherwise healthy, very mobile, sweetheart of a dog.

thanks to Ted and the great folks at Earthclinic- I tell everyone about this site and its "angels",

best to all, Andrew"

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09/09/2012: Wendy from Columbus, Oh/USA replies: "You might try adding turmeric to your dog's food. When my dog had a cyst on the inside of her leg (due to her compromised immune system and having IMHA), the cyst grew to about the size of a 50-cent piece and was pretty ugly. I started adding turmeric to her food and in about 2 weeks the cyst was completely gone; no redness, nothing.

Take a look at this EC link for more info: http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/turmeric.html"


08/21/2012: Renee from Orlando/ft. Pierce, Florida: "My dog had a benign tumor removed a year ago from his upper gum line. A year later it returned. My 10 1/2 year old black lab does have other fatty tumors on him. He eats grain free, and some raw food. I am trying to make the tumor shrink. Surgery at this point it not an option, and I don't like radiation or chemo at all. So holistic is best. I have him on Sutherlandia OPC (South Africa plant) that shrinks tumor, but it takes a while, and Insitol 6, which is a high immune booster, both twice a day, liquid and capsule for the latter. Now I was told I should add in shark cartilage powder. People tell me it has shrunk their dogs tumor down. If you have any information or suggestions on this please let me know! Only two months into this. Can I use Castor Oil in my dogs mouth? I heard it helps too. Help! Thanks, Renee"



     
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