Petra's Healing Journey

I remember saying when I started this blog that I was going to stop at 7 elements to my treatment, but there are so many amazing things available for healing cancer (amongst a myriad of other things), that not adding the things I can afford to would be foolish. I had some good news from a charity I apply to for a grant, who have agreed to make a monthly donation so I can afford to keep going, which is amazing, and I’m extremely grateful 🙏

One of my new ‘cancer friends’, Jill, a lovely lady from New Zealand called me today. She is treating breast cancer using alternative methods too, and she inspired this post.

The latest addition to my protocol is Colloidal Silver. It has many health benefits. It’s incredibly good for wound healing, killing viruses, and healing cancer, amongst a host of other things.

I make it myself using the Bob Beck electrifier, which is dual function. It electrifies the blood or you can use it to make colloidal silver. It takes five minutes and is now a part of my morning routine.

Jill asked me to list all the things I’m doing so here’s it is..

Ivermectin

Fenbendazole

Methylene blue & red light therapy

Chlorine dioxide

Iodine

Colloidal silver

Soursop

Tudca

Curcumin

Berberine

Serrapeptase

Nattokinase

High dose Vit D

Vit k2

Selenium

Zinc

Magnesium

Liposomal Vit C

B complex

Shilajit

Irish Sea moss

Ashwaghanda

Maca

Wheatgrass

Spirulina

Chlorophyll

Cod liver oil

Diatomaceous earth

Urine therapy

Castor oil packs

Keto diet

I was taking bitter apricot kernels as well but eating 50 a day was really hard as they taste very strong, and it got to the point where even the thought of them made my stomach turn!

When I get the all clear I will start taking them again, but only 7 per day as that’s all you need as a preventative dose.

So I’m seeing my oncologist at the end of the month and we will be scheduling a biopsy to find out if it’s gone or not. I’m thinking August. Gonna blitz it with all I’ve got and try very hard to avoid cake!

A biopsy is the only way to find out if it’s gone or not. They can tell whether it’s low, medium or high grade by how quickly the cells are dividing. I’m hoping it will be gone altogether, but if not I’m hoping it will have gone from high grade to low.

I’m hearing stories all the time about people with stage 4, inoperable and terminal cancer being cancer free after 6-12 months of doing the treatments I’m doing, so I’m feeling optimistic ✨

I hope you are all enjoying the amazing weather ☀️

Peace and love to you all 🙏♥️🙏