Ginger dosage?

[BCC]

Dancer Man posted a question on 12/14/2006 wanting a clarification about what the correct dosage should be.  Sorry I do not check back often, but I hope that all the information Dancer Man and everyone else needs can be found at
http://geocities.com/cure.cancer/

[Cherrygill]

Why this conversation stopped after
31 jan 2007?
Is there anyone to listen me?

[SimplyStar]

Ever since my daughter told me about the surgeon doing 3 washes of her abdominal cavity  before closing, I have wondered what a wash of ginger would do?  Just read an artical about how fast the changes are happening in cancer care and the fact that the doctors do not have up to date info on them. Think we all need to tell our doctors at appointments what we are finding out by researching the net and from personal stories. There needs to be a way for all the data collected to be available in one place. It has always been hard to fight the medical field and  drug companies because they have the money. They approve a drug, get the money, find it is causes bad side affects, settle the law suits and jerk the drug off the market, after it has killed some people. A natural remedy, can't get approved, costs less, carries a warning from the FDA, usually has no side affets. This just affirms what I feel about getting our stories out with the help of people that make a difference. I think my next letter will go to the top, Laura Bush. Mail gets delivered to the White House just like it does to our houses. People read them and pass on the important ones to her.

[BCC]

Please, please, please listen.  Gingerol is a very unstable chemical.  The researchers buy it sealed and kept at -20 degrees C.  Exposure to air and heat change it quickly.  If you depend on ginger snaps, ginger tea, et cetera as a tasty treat, that is fine.  But if you want to cure cancer, you MUST obtain Gingerol.  I did not know this when I cured my cancer.  I was just lucky that I took capsules and that the capsules by chance actually contained a little Gingerol.  It is no wonder that ginger has been missed as a cancer cure for so many years.  We treat it as a food and in the process we destroy some of the medical properties.  The fresh root is way too strong for I think anyone to be capable, willing, or able to consume enough to be a medical dose.  Please, if you want to cure cancer, do what works.

[freshair]

To all the women on this web site that want to try alternatives. I'd like to see someone do BCC's protocol. Read it in his website address that he gave. I'm on chemo now so I can't but I am definately going to do it when I'm off. With this horrid disease what do I have to loose. In the meantime while on chemo I consume my fresh ginger.

In the petri dish (scientific studies) it killed ovarian cancer cells as much as Carbo did. This says a lot. Anyone else going to try it?

[SimplyStar]

I found a lot of info on whfoods.org   I feel very strongly that ginger just might be one the things we are looking for.  You have to search around a little to find the right message on ginger but there is an awful lot of info there pertaining to OVCA. This is a  non profit organization and the statements they make are backed up by medical research. I have never bought or used a ginger root, but will go looking for it and try it soon. They even give ways to prepare it. Please let me know if you use it and lets keep track some way of its affect.

[SimplyStar]

Daughter has been doing the ginger tea all along, along with sage, I grow that myself. We found the ginger/mango tea very soothing. Using ginger in dishes we eat as much as possible. Old fashioned ginger snaps are so good too. We have a great Czech bakery here that makes them, sugar free.

[freshair]

Thank you!! I take my ginger. Copied the protocol. I'm willing to try your higher dose. I was doing a lot of fresh some time awhile ago and had abdominal cramping. I know the powder is more concentrated but I still go with my fresh too.

I copied this for everyone----

The University of Minnesota has applied for a patent on the use of [6]-gingerol as an anti-cancer agent, and the technology has been licensed to Pediatric Pharmaceuticals (Iselin, N.J.) The work was supported by the Hormel Foundation and Pediatric Pharmaceuticals.