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| wrap and apply low heat for fifteen to twenty minutes. As a plaster, apply mixture directly on breast (this can be messier, but it's more effective). |
| Clay poultice. See chapter 4 for ingredients and directions. |
| Castor oil pack. See chapter 8 for ingredients and directions. |
| A Sample Protocol To Prevent The Recurrence Of Breast Cancer |
| As you read this sample protocol, please remember that I look at each person as an individual, a human spirit with a complex set of symptoms, characteristics, and constitutional strengths and weaknesses. I do not treat or look at cancer itself as a separate entity, and therefore have no set protocol for treating cancer. What I do is treat a person who is exhibiting symptoms of imbalance in the body. I change the protocol for that individual whenever necessary, according to the body's reactions. |
| The sample protocol that follows is based upon many of the more common characteristics of a woman with breast cancer. I'll call my subject Mary. |
| Mary is a postmenopausal woman in her midfifties. She is slightly pear-shaped and large-breasted, and has a history of lumpy and cystic breasts. She has dry hair and skin, receding gums, varicose veins, and a subnormal body temperature that indicates a slightly low thyroid function. Mary always puts others first and is mildly depressed on a deep level. She tends to worry and is often sad, although most people around her, including her husband and children, are not aware of this. Mary works in an office, does little exercise, and does not get much sunlight or fresh air. Her sleep is never deep, and she often wakes up at night, thinking too much or worrying. She often diets, trying to reduce her fat intake and lose weight. Mary shops in large commercial supermarkets and does not buy organic food. Her daily diet is something like this: |
| Breakfast: Bagel or muffin with coffee and a glass of processed orange juice. |
| Lunch: Salad bar platter with low-fat dressing; diet soft drink (Mary usually consumes two or three of these drinks throughout the day). |
| Midday: Chocolate, candy, or a cookie to help ward off the drop in blood sugar and the accompanying fatigue that occur every afternoon. |
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