Posted By Leanne (Australia, ) on 03/05/2026

i would like to try something but it can seem so confusing so medical proof would really help me out.

thankyou so much.

Replied by Leanne (Australia) on 03/07/2026

Thanks for your reply. the reason I was hoping for someone to show documentation was because I would like to go off my medication. Do I stop the medication and go down the natural way? which one do I choose? what if the one I decide to go on doesn't work?

it would be reassuring to see what has actually worked for someone.

i have known friends that have tried natural therapy and still died.

even Steve Jobs who had all the money in the world wasn't able to save himself thru natural remedy.

Replied by HisJewel (New York) on 03/09/2026

Greetings Leanne,

To get well, it is important to encourage ourselves that "this can happen." It is a faith thing, not necessarily a proof thing.

The reason one person got the ailment, may be different from another person. Stress, fear, poor diet, being in the wrong place, and many other things can make a person sick. So proof of what works for one person, may not be proof of what will work for another person. However, if you have a knowledgeable doctor great. Stick with him and his wisdom. If you don't like going to the doctor, at least try something natural. Choose a method you desire to work, No matter which method you use, read the instructions or posts first.

If the truth be told, prescription medicine does not always work either, some people on prescription med die and some on natural die, but Id like to think many more live longer with an honest effort to heal. My mother was one of the blessed ones.

My mother had cancer of the thyroid somewhere around the year 1956, when she about 27 years of age. She took the surgery. At the appropriate time when they were ready for her to eat, she said she could not, because she could not swallow. She did two things, One, she prayed and asked God for more time to see her youngest child reach sixteen. And two, she began to keep trying to do what she could not do. "Eat"

She said the nurse would feed her and the food would jump out of her mouth, but she would try to draw the food back in her mouth. Tears cane down the nurse's face as she saw that mother decided to fight. Mother completely recovered, but was on Thyroid medicine which the doctors adjusted according to test results every so often. They told her that the cancer might come back. However, it never did. She took her medicine as prescribed, because she believed it would work. It made her no worse, and caused no other problems so she continued with the doctor's therapy. She made 90 years with no serious health conditions, other than senior wear and tear.

I remember, my mother at eighty asking her thyroid doctor if it was still possible for a reoccurrence of the cancer. Her thyroid doctor told her that if it had not yet returned, the danger of that was over. So stick to what you can have faith for.

X-rays showed a friend of mine that she had a lump in her breast. She requested prayer, which I did pray for her, but I also told her about what helped someone on Earth Clinic. I had saw where someone applied Clove Oil and got there healing. I ordered the Clove Oil and sent it to my friend. She applied it until her next doctor's appointment. She reported back to me that the doctor said her test came back negative. That was at least seven years ago. While you are waiting for your appointment date, you can try something natural. Check out Earth Clinic users experiments on themselves.

https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/breast-cancer-treatment.html

It's up to you, how you fight for a healthier life.

HisJewel

Replied by Jo (Eu) on 03/08/2026

Hello,

Obviously the choice is yours should you stop taking medicine prescribed to you. That is a hard choice.

I think as you mentioned, that others have died when going down the natural route is a scary thought. As it looks like it failed.

But, all the research has shown that if you change your life by changing your body, the body heals itself.

A lot of people do not realize that it requires a complete life change. You cant just drink ACV and your digestive problems go away-for example. You have to change you diet so the digestive issues stop. Get active to charge your healing system so the digestive issues stop. And so on.

Unfortunately many people do not commit to a massive change. It is hard to do, but once done your body can defeat anything. A healthy strong body does not get ill. Does not get sick. Can fight and beat illnesses.

We had a friend in the mid 2000's who got brain cancer. Terminal diagnosis. Tried all the remedies, but succumbed to it anyway. Then we found out that she was eating pizza, junk food, binge watching tv shows while trying natural cures. It doesnt work that way. Its a total body makeover that is required.

Then, on the other side of the coin, a military member I worked with during my time in the forces, got pancreatic cancer. We all know that it is one of the worst. Less than 7 percent survival rate.

He admitted it was his fault. In the latter years he got heavy, ate garbage, sweets, pre diabetes, pot belly etc. After his diagnosis, he went mental.

Within the first month he lost 15 lbs, hit the gym 6 days a week, never missing. Threw out all his food and only ate pure foods with no additives, toxins, unnecessary extras. Got rid of his microwave. Lived on eggs, lean beef, quinoa, peppers and carrots. Never touched a drink (beer) again.

He did 2 natural cures, and he swears by them. He used essiac ( https://humbleweed.net/wp-content/uploads/TheEssiacManual.pdf) and vit c protocol. He used essiac like it was water, and upped his dose of c to levels just before the liquid stool stage. He was taking c hourly.

6 weeks after he started the docs said he was getting better. They were still after him to do chemo, but he said no. 12 weeks later he had no signs of cancer, he was down 41 pounds, in very good shape and he looked like a new man.

He swore never to go to base hosp again.

That was 2009. Talked to him in 2025. Still great!

Hope I didnt ramble too much.

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