From: olmurphy@webtv.net (Owen Murphy)
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2000 11:50:52 -0400 (EDT)
To: Fontainekane@mindspring.com
Subject: A True Healing Experience
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To: All My Friends
From: Owen Murphy
Re: A True Healing Experience
Hi Everybody,
No puns today. And the minor healing experience I'm going to tell you
about didn't come from one of the Chicken Soup books.
It happened to me, right here in Delray Beach,
last week.
Although it was minor to me, my intuition tells
me it might be major, in its implications, for one
or more of you. That's why I'm going to tell you
the following story.
I had a brown mole on my upper left side for at
least 30 years. It was about the size of an M & M. The mole was
perfectly round and extended
well above the skin line. Over the years, I kept
an eye on it. I changed a lot in three decades,
but the mole didn't.
That is...until a few months ago when it began to look like it was
awakening from a long sleep.
Rip Van Mole, I thought. It was suffused with
streaks of color and radiated vitality. Even worse, the mole looked
bigger and had become
tender. Intuition told me to do something about it quickly.
Several years ago, I'd read Andrew Weil's book,
Spontaneous Healing. Weil devoted three or four pages to his experiences
in New Mexico
treating cancerous moles and skin tumors with
bloodroot paste, an old American Indian herbal
remedy. It's fascinating reading. I made a mental note at the time to
find some bloodroot
paste if my brown mole ever began to kick up
its heels.
Which, of course, it did. The local health food
stores had no bloodroot paste, but I found some
on the Internet: Alpha Omega Labs in the Bahama Islands. Their home page
featured a
prominent photo of Andrew Weil stating that
Alpha Omega Labs was a good source of real
bloodroot paste.
So I bought some. The tiny bottle, enough to
treat a dozen moles, cost $9.95. Shipping was
$3.00. The bloodroot paste arrived promptly, and I set out to remove the
mole. It was July l9th, less than a month ago. I didn't really believe
it was going to work.
I began by covering the mole with the thick, red
paste, and then putting two bandaids, crossed,
over the site. The directions said to change the
bloodroot paste every two days. They also said
that it might take up to a month to kill the mole.
Twelve days passed, and my mole still looked
like its healthy self. So I began applying the
bloodroot paste to the mole's surface every day,
instead of every other.
Suddenly, on Day #l6, the mole looked old and
tired. In fact, it looked dead. I could put my
fingernail under its perimeter. On Days #l7 & l8,
parts of the mole rubbed off on my finger. On
Day #l9, I used my fingernail to remove the last
small piece. There was no pain and no blood;
just some tenderness.
That was six days ago. Since then, the site of the mole has healed
nicely; a slightly pink circle
in the surrounding tanned skin. I have no sense
that it's ever going to grow back. However, if
another mole does appear somewhere else,
I'll apply some bloodroot paste to it. The tiny
bottle is in my fridg.
Needless to say, I was very impressed. I have no doubt that this
healing salve saved me from some real trouble down the road -- and all
for
less than $l3.00! Four days ago, I ordered another product from Alpha
Omega Labs (They
sell only 5 products). It's called Cansema, a
black paste, that costs $49.95, and is intended
for cancerous moles and melanoma. I bought
it for insurance. The Cansema, too, arrived
promptly, and it sits in my fridg next to the
bloodroot paste. If one can believe the
testimonials on Alpha Omega's website -- and
I do, now -- Cansema has saved a lot of people
who were written off as dead by their doctors.
One last comment, before I give you the address and phone number. I've
corresponded
over the last month with James Carr, the Herbalist at Alpha Omega Labs,
who formulates
these salves. I can tell he's a good human being: intelligent,
articulate, and sensitive. If
James were a snake-oil salesman, the bloodroot paste would cost $500.00,
and the
Cansema, several thousand. Plus, Alpha Omega would be selling 400
products, instead
of 5. Their little catalog, beautifully written, supports my view that
James Carr and his
associates are healers, not hucksters. My recent healing experience has
made a believer
out of me.
Alpha Omega's website address is:
www, altcancer.net
James Carr's email address is:
support@ altcancer.net
Their toll-free order line is 888-220-6780
You all know me. I believe in sharing my resources. Alpha Omega and
James Carr have
become real resources in my life. If you or yours are having any trouble
with moles, warts,
or cancerous skin lesions, you might want to check this out for
yourself. Apparently, both
products work well on pets and farm animals, too. There aren't any
guarantees, of course,
but James says that he'll gladly refund your money if you're not
satisfied.
Give me some feedback if you decide to order
either product, and they work for you. I'll put all
the anecdotes in a book entitled Chicken Soup
For The Skin.
I wish you all good health and long life.
Best,
Owen
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