Detox Steps & Progress

Today, I started a detox regime. It's a 4 month long process, but I think it's what needs to happen, because my diet alone would be even slower. I know I need to get the toxins in my body OUT!

Based on the works of Dr. Edward F. Group III, my next 4 months will consist of:

1.) Colon cleanse

2.) Liver & Gallbladder cleanse

3.) Parasite cleanse

4.) Chemical & Toxic Metal cleanse 

5.) Green Living cleanse (home & work- this one is already in process rather than waiting for last).

We live in a very toxic world and I don't want to ever think back on this cancer fight and wonder if I did everything I could do. I will do what I have to do, but I will do it the natural way!

I'm so thankful for my husband, because he is always cheering me on and he's doing the Vegan diet 99% of the time.

With all of this being said; I have to say that I enjoy my Vegan diet. Since cutting out meat, I feel better than I ever have. My sore spot is already shrinking. 

My husband started taking daily photos at first, but then we cut it down. Usually, we snap a weekly photo. Progress is slow, but there is obvious progress! When I get all the pictures in order, I will post some for proof that this at-home treatment is working. 

Cancer Fighting Regime

I won't lie and say I haven't had a few breakdowns already, but my mini pity parties are over now. I know it's going to take a strong mind and will to get through this cancer fight, so no more tears. From here on out, I'm going to be focused. 

So what have I been doing the last few weeks? Here's my current Cancer fighting regime (which is subject to change with the addition of more as our research is never-ending at this point).

1.) Food: I'm juicing raw vegetables daily. Carrot and beet are the bases for my juice and the other ingredients are all put in for a purpose. The purpose of fighting disease. I also eat a Giant Cancer Fighting Salad every day for lunch. Dinner consists of the Budwig protocol , Avocado, Lemon and some Quinoa.

2.) Essential Oils: As I have always done, I will continue utilizing EO's as my medication instead of prescriptions. I started out with Frankincense and a mix my husband made for me, which we're calling Cancer Bomb! It has garlic, carrot and onion juices in it (all things Cancer hates). Now, I have upgraded to using Sacred Frankincense, Myrrh and Sandalwood on a daily basis, as well. 

3.) Vitamins & Supplements: I'm taking vitamins and supplements mentioned in the Bill Henderson protocol. I'm also taking a slew of other vitamins every day. B12 is something I am not getting from meat, so I have added this supplement for myself. Iodine is also something we are very deficient in, so I have started taking supplements and using a liquid form directly on the cancer sore under my tongue.

4.) Daily ACV, Baking Soda And Evening Paste: My husband found several skin cancer stories online from survivors that were able to put a paste made from Apple Cider Vinegar and Eggplant directly onto their sore spots. Being that my cancer is in my mouth and saliva creates an issue, I couldn't exactly leave that kind of stuff on over night, but I did start using a mixture of that daily on a cotton ball. I also put baking soda on the same cotton ball, because the combo of ACV and baking soda causes a very fizzy reaction which cleanses the wound. At night, I utilize a paste my husband created using a little bit of carrot juice, a capsule of vitamin B17 contents, Ginger, Black Pepper, Turmeric and whatever else we found to be cancer fighting goodness. I slap some on under my tongue and surprisingly it stays on for a long while and really seems to get soaked up. 

5.) Exercise: I started walking 4 miles a day for a while, but now it's freezing outside thanks to the southern winter weather. My husband has ordered a mini-trampoline (known as a re-bounder) for us to get some easy, fun exercise inside! The best part is that the jumping will activate the lymphatic system which doesn't have a way to "move" otherwise. Additionally, I have started incorporating some Yoga into my exercise routine. 

6.) Meditation: I've started taking time out just to think, relax, and if it happens to be warm enough I will sit outside in the sun to just meditate. I believe detoxing the mind is just as important as physical cleansing.