Mondisweets:
whether its chinese or american food just try and reduce the amount of processed food you eat.

hofn:


There are more people with cancer in usa than china. As a matter of fact usa is in the top 10 of countries with the highest rate of cancer.
I don't buy that your chinese food nonsense.

babyosisi:


I am not here to convince you
How many times has anyone walked into a Chinese restaurant even the ones in Chinatown and seen a Chinese family eating there?
That should raise a flag
Could it be they don't eat what they serve you?
The problem is with their exports
The whole world knows this but you can choose to be ignorant.
Try google
It is all over the news and has been for years

hofn:


Same thing with American foods. They are not better off..

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2345564/Shocking-list-US-foods-BANNED-countries-containing-dangerous-chemicals.html

shinejackie:
China and the US are guilty of the same offence, it is now left for the average consumers to watch what they eat and most importantly avoid processed food, eat more of vegetables ,exercise well and maintain a healthy life style.........

akanke79:
Cannabis oil and 4 stage primary liver cancer


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GFOlWMKquU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0psJhQHk_GI
http://cannabis-cancer-info.org/
QUOTE FROM THE WEBSITE:
We know from experience how devastating the news of cancer is, especially 4 stage cancer. We were lucky as we were just told to go home with hospice and enjoy the days we had left. Please take at least a week to do some research before you let any doctor rush you into treatment options. This is your life and you get to choose how you spend the moments you have left, however many they might be. We found the journey interesting, difficult at times, but also full of sweet moments. Follow your intuition even after you started a treatment and spend as much time as you can with people who are positive and love you. Don’t let cancer occupy most of your moments.


Ed’s primary liver cancer was diagnosed April 2012, his tumor was 11cm and we were send home with Hospice and told he could expect two weeks to two month of life. His tumor had shrunk by September 2012 to 5cm, with tumor markers normal. Ed has had excellent quality of life, hiking, living a full and active life, tumor marker is staying normal and all values, which were out of range are moving towards normal.

chaircover:
Its not just the chinese . . Nigerians themselves are not innocent in all of this.

Charity begins from home and the Chinese know that some dodgy Nigerians will accept anything and turn a blind eye, hence they send us rubbish.

I heard recently that Some Nigerian fishermen dump Gamalin 20 (a poison) into rivers so that the fish float to the surface so they can have a large volume of catch. They then catch the fish and these contaminated fish land on our tables.

Almost all the fake drugs that enter Nigeria are imported by Nigerians themselves.

We forget that what goes round comes around and everyone suffers from these things.

One day we will get a honest and responsible Govt that genuingly cares about their people and not just their pockets . . . one day by Gods Grace.

It is well.

hofn:


There are more people with cancer in usa than china. As a matter of fact usa is in the top 10 of countries with the highest rate of cancer.
I don't buy that your chinese food nonsense.

cococandy:
chinese people actually eat healthy. Very healthy. Plus they have long life span and age slower than other races.
She's just saying it is their waste products they transport to Africa. Of course they won't eat it themselves.

cococandy:
chinese people actually eat healthy. Very healthy. Plus they have long life span and age slower than other races.
She's just saying it is their waste products they transport to Africa. Of course they won't eat it themselves.

Winneygirl:
I made some calls on the pax herbal centre. I connected to a Lagos centre and explained the complexity of this case.
They still referred me to the Ewu centre, even describing to me how to get there, and gave me some numbers which i called.
They consult from 9am -4pm daily except wednesday when they close at 1:30pm.
I was asked to call back tomorrow at 9am to speak to a Doctor.

Themaingate:


OKAY

i am presently in benin city but will be traveling outside the state tomorrow , i can still help you guys check out the benin office tomorrow if giving the full address because i am not too vast with the road in benin

Winneygirl:


Thanks.
It's not actually in Benin. The Monastery is in Ewu-isan....after Auchi...

Funjosh:
Winneygirl mail me via ************ my NL mail is not working.

r231:
Following on from the consultation and the general consensus on the thread in the past few hours, we have now decided to send representatives from TeHN (Hopefully caracta can Join in) to meet with DJ’s family this weekend to discuss all the options available including risks attached to each one of them.
 
We will only be reporting their preference on this thread after the visit.
 
Thanks for all your support and please remember to have DJ in your prayers
 
# We believe in miracles
 
TeHN

Funjosh:
j

I will be going to Auchi tomorow mite just stop by and check it up, what and what info do we need from the monastry

Originalsly:
That he has been diagnosed with stage 4 liver cancer and you're desperately trying to find an alternative treatment. He is somewhat weak at the moment and you would like to know if they can help to restore bis health or at least stabilize him and keep the cancer in check. Show them his last photo posted ...that would help them a great deal. If they say they can help then you ask about cost....for them to give you an idea of a rough cost range. Just my opinion on how to approach them and what we need to know. All options need to be explored and put on the table. Thanks a million for vomunteering!

Winneygirl:
I was able to connect to the Ewu centre on phone today though was not able to speak to the Doctor. I was told he was busy and that they'll call me back. Been trying to call back but I'm guessing that the network over there isn't too good as the number seems on at some time, and off at other times.
I explained the complexity of this case. The lady worried that he might not really be fit for transport over a long journey considering his current location, so she gave me a lagos contact which I have called.

This is the address. 7a, Molade okoya, by Vulcanizer bustop, Adeniji Jones, Ikeja.
The consultant will be on ground there tomorrow from 9am to 4pm.
I asked if the consultant will look over the test results even if the patient is not there physically, and I got a reluctant 'Yes'.

I think this is worth a try. So I appeal that someone volunteer for this visit. If the visit is not made tommorrow, that will be till next week.

cc funjosh, originalsly, nora544, themaingate.