Martin's 2nd Care Package

I was just packing up some nutritional products that I'm taking to 3 people with cancer on Sunday, and I thought I'd snap a photo for you.

These 3 people are all Americans living overseas, and I know of other recent cancer diagnoses involving Americans currently living in Israel as well. Remarkably, I knew most of them before their recent diagnoses.

We Americans better wake up, because "the terrorists" aren't nearly the threat to us that we are to ourselves.

Yes we were injected with cancer-causing viruses in our vaccines, yes we were raised on processed foods with addictive, cancer-causing additives, yes they are putting fluoride in the water, spraying us with chemtrails, and killing all of the nutrition in our produce through fertilizers, pesticides and irradiation, but you can overcome all of this and more by taking some simple steps.

If you need a gentle start, getting your nutrition through high quality supplements is not a radical lifestyle change, and once they begin giving you more energy, you might find yourself wanting to exercise, as well as losing those unhealthy cravings.

Nearly everything in this photo is going to Martin, the man with metastatic cancer whom I recently collected donations for. He recently completed 30 days of U-Fn and a few bottles of chlorophyll, so it's time for a refill. (I am using nutritional products with Martin rather than the disease-fighting machines I mentioned in my first post about him, as this turned out to be the most appropriate action to take.)

This time I am supplying him with Modifilan rather than U-Fn. It's more cost effective and I'm also being cautious about hitting his system with too much U-Fn since it's so highly concentrated, as based on my experience with fucoidan, it's possible that a lot of healing has already taken place from the past month of U-Fn. (Fucoidan is one of at least 3 cancer-fighting properties found in both Modifilan and U-Fn.) Until he has more tests I won't know that for sure, so I simply had to make a judgment call based on what I've seen with others in the past.

There are studies that show precautions should be used with supplements when addressing cancer, and I've seen numerous people recover using a strength of fucoidan even weaker than that found in the Modifilan that he'll be taking now, so I believe this is the right way to go until there are test results to go by.

I'm also taking 10 bottles of chlorophyll to him this time. Chlorophyll oxygenates the blood which is very important, as cancer cells can only survive in an environment that is deprived of oxygen. There are other ways to oxygenate the cells and there are natural cancer therapies that don't focus on doing this at all, however this is one of a number of effective approaches to overcoming cancer.

Dogs eat grass when they have cancer because they instinctively know they need the chlorophyll, and as animals are so much more in touch with these things than we are, it's sometimes a good thing to follow their lead. Chlorophyll is what gives plants their green color, to give you an idea of which vegetables you can find it in. Green leafy veggies are popular in part due to this.

I can't begin to tell you how grateful Martin is for your help. He was so excited when we spoke today and I reminded him of the success I've seen in people who cured their cancer using products similar to those pictured above.

Of course I tell him I can't make him any promises, and I want you to know that I can't make you any promises as well, but based on scientific research I can say I would take similar action if I found myself in the same position.

I do personally believe based on experience that Martin is going to do well, but again, no promises. He has a great chance, because he's doing more for his health than anyone else I've ever guided. He eagerly takes notes and puts into practice nearly everything I advise him on.

He has made some compromises on things that I've told him are important, but I also tell him that what he chooses to do is his decision. I don't put pressure on anyone to do it "my way" - I simply tell them what the research shows, and then it's up to them to choose whether or not to follow it.

If I ever sound like I'm giving you an ultimatum when I write, please forgive me. My passion to educate may come through as a dictate at times, but that's not my true intent at all. We all have the right to decide for ourselves which path in life to follow.

There are other people who have contacted me asking for help with buying their products, and I wish I could do that, but the response was not great enough in Martin's case that I feel confident enough to open the offer to others. Modifilan is only about $25/bottle if you can't afford U-Fn, and with the price of gas these days, it's cheaper than driving to your doctor's office ;) If you're in the US, you'll get free 2-3 day shipping from the vendor I order from.

Today I asked Martin about getting a PSA (a blood test that monitors prostate cancer) to be able to track his progress as he continues taking these products, even though his cancer has spread to the lymph. That's when he told me that his last PSA was the highest his doctor had ever seen in anyone. He has records of his lab tests and the elevating numbers prior to beginning the products and other advice I've been giving him, so next time he gets tested, we will have a good indication of how well this treatment is working.

(For the best way to detect the presence of cancer and judge the effectiveness of your cancer treatment, see Test Detects Cancer YEARS BEFORE Mainstream Medicine.)

I have done a lot of teaching with Martin both over the phone and the last time I traveled to meet with him. I will be sharing all we've covered in future posts. For now, here is a picture of Martin doing what he loves best, from our last visit.


I will send him your regards and wishes for a complete recovery when I see him on Sunday.

Have a great weekend!

Nurse Olivia