Greetings. My wife just started chemo for stomach cancer. She's only 37. Last week I took her for a colonic for the first time, and she could not believe how much came out. My question is: would she benefit from getting more colonics? Or would we be making her weaker? She's being given cistaplin and camptosar through a porta-catheter. I am not happy with her decision to do chemotherapy, as there is only a 50% shot that it will work. Her faith in God and her will to live will carry her through, but I want to strengthen her immune system as much as possible. I'm having her take a shot of wheatgrass in the morning. I've also just bought her extra virgin coconut oil and some apricot seeds. I've read about vitamin B17 — she has to eat about 50 a day. Any suggestions ? Please help us.
I know your wife can heal!
As far as how many colonics would be beneficial, many cancer patients take daily enemas with coffee as an implant to assist the body to clear away the cancer toxins. To learn more, you might read through articles about the coffee enema cancer treatment research of Dr. Nicolas Gonzalez, including InTouch: The Good Health Guide to Cancer Prevention and Treatment.
As far as how many coffee enemas your wife can benefit from, I would need to learn more about her individual body. You can make a phone appointment with my staff by calling 608-242-0200.
If she or you wish to learn more about my general recommendations, you can read through my book, Ten Days to Optimal Health.
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