My current protocol (many have Pmed me for it)

Joellelee, thank you very much for posting your entire protocol. I appreciate it very much.

pippa: re: young women. I watch pbs on weekends & while watching 2nd opinion yesterday I thought young people are getting cancers because theirn immune systems arn't strong. when I was born there was 1 vaccine: smallpox. I had that one 3 times over the years, it never took (got no reaction) but my mother had a huge scar on her arm from the first cowpox variety & I'd guess that gave me immunity. when I was a toddler I got scarlet fever, measles, whooping cough, as a girl I got viral pneumonia, chickenpox, as a teenager another kind of measles & mumps. later again a viral pneumonia. polio vaccine was online as a teenager, I got 2 of them & left the office before the 3rd. (they were quite painfull). never got smallpox or polio or the residual polio people get from the disease or the vaccine. (I know 2 people who got the residual polio both from the disease, 1 died of it. )......but as I got immunity from disease not from killed viruses in the vaccines I think I got a very strong immune system & thus young people shouldn't try to go the natural way with cancer peobably if they've had the multiple vaccines recommended today

50 years ago it was a large cyst from the 1st & then other tiers of birth-control pills. Iwatched the cyst for most of those years. at one point the biker squished them both, caused my breasts to fall but the cysts were gone. for how long I don't know. then 2+ years ago the right one hardened & rose & started to redden in grape like bits. I'd noticed it hardening for some time, then In a photo saw it had risen. that was in september of 1010. It does seem to me that the live viruses in the natural diseases would give a stronger immune system than the killed viruses in vaccines, however vaccines also contain preservative toxins. I took those birth control pills for 10 years by the way.

thought you'd be asleep, in greece? australia? I forget. yes it started with the cyst in '64 & evidently progressed gradually as I guess it's doing now. by the way re the second opinion show, I don't recall though I was very young I would have remembered they don't go up the nose now, way up for a swab to diagnose whooping cough. all tose diseases I had as a youth were diagnosed, by the family gp, but with stuff like fever & rash not invasively

awake at 2 today, up at 3. I sleep, nap, sleep nap. 10 hr sleep usually at night. up a lot. I think it wasn't cancer until recently but of course I don't know. one of the cuban reugee dr. at planned parenthood advised dme to get it aspirated (the big done) in 1968. I said:"cyst" & walked out but with the script. why were they still & still & still now giving them out.........& I wonder if the toxins in the vaccines & the toxins themselves are accounting for the epidemic in especially bread cancer. no I didn't get the vaccines everyone else does now, but there are dprobably multiple causes for everything.........off to the studio (terra very firma) to get food & water the plants. where in greece are you? so beautiful, people & land & food

I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV, hence, anything I have to say about the human immune system is based on nothing more than observation and historical data from a specific place and time. I lived in a country where vaccines were virtually unheard of. The child mortality rate was 50% up until age 5. Children routinely died from smallpox, polio, measles etc. as well as water borne bacteria. Those who survived must have had very strong immune systems! Adult life expectancy was somewhere in the early to mid 40's for men and less for women due to childbirth related deaths (all natural, no docs or hospitals). The food supply was organic as farming was done on a very small scale, no corporate farms,and no pesticides (who could have afforded them, even if available?) . No prepared or convenience foods. There was no industrial pollution, since there was no industry to speak of, not even that many cars. People walked, men rode bikes and daily living involved lots of physical activity since there were few modern conveniences. I draw no conclusions from this other than the fact that the good old days might not have been so good. They did have lovely pomegranates and grapes, and I dearly loved living there.

despite the lovely pomegranates, lack of immunization and "natural" lifestyle, my beloved second country had frighteningly short life expectancies and heartbreaking child mortality rates. I won't venture to guess what this means overall, but suffice to say that longevity and living disease free is far more complicated than eschewing vaccines and eating certain foods.

Abigail,

You're missing my point. I am not specifically talking about maternal/child mortality. Yes, maternal/child deaths can occur anywhere in the world. Nor am I speaking of a a specific instance. I was speaking to a scarily high child mortality rate and very short life span for women as a known statistic for an entire country. Moreover, the real object of my post was to illustrate that nutrition, environmental factors, natural immunity etc. do not confer good health alone. The issue is far more complex. I am sorry if I confused you.

Then why bring up a single maternal death in France? I was looking at a country as a whole, interms of maternal death. As far as I know, France does not have a high maternal death rate.

What does childbirth have to do with bc? Oh, that's right, you don't have bc, so are just rambling.

Who is Barbara? What difference does it make if she used a midwife?

OK, looked up Barbara. She died in childbirth in a Hasidic community in France. Most likely she either didn't have access to medical care or refused standard medical care, since it would otherwise be difficult to die from infection in 1980.

Whatever, abigail.