eytonsearth
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 Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 9:51 am Post subject: Internal & External Use of Terramin - 14 Yr Old Dog... |
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Greetings, all:
Below is an email I recently received. I'd like to clarify that cancer is a complex issue, with many different potential causes; healing clays should not be considered as the cure all to cancer. However, I've always viewed it as extremely wise to utilize clays as a part of any treatment program dealing with chronic illness.
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I feel it is my obligation to let the world know my experience with Terramin Clay.
My 14 year old dog had a cancerous tumor the size of an egg. His lab work revealed that may not make it thru an operation to remove it. My vet and myself agreed to not remove it surgically. I started giving him Terramin Clay and Coral Calcium.
After a few weeks the tumor started to flatten out, but didn't change in volume. After 2 months the tumor was virtually gone...maybe the size of the tip of my pinky finger was left. Now, 4-5 months later I can't even find where the tumor was.
Before I started giving him the clay and calcium he couldn't hear practically at all...and now his hearing is better too. The cloudiness in his eyes has lessened also. Please remember he is a 14 year old dog...I can't tell anyone how much I believe in Terramin Clay.
My sister has used clay for hornet stings with incredible success too. My mom uses clay internally now and for a face mask and swears by it also. One of our other dogs was bitten by something and lost all of his hair in an area about the size of a silver dollar. I started putting clay on it topically, and the hair started to grow back. Now, this one could be coincidence...if I wanted to be skeptical.
But, no one can discount that my other dog's cancer tumor disappeared because of the clay and coral calcium. This could be a miracle especially for all the people out there that have inoperable cancer. They would have nothing to lose to try this treatment. I have had several doctors and my veterinarian say that they can't find any risk in taking clay. They don't believe it can do what I say it can, but they all agree it can't do any harm.
Please tell the public for me!
Racquel Bridgewater
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