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| turtletop |
Posted - 01/09/2010 : 11:38:59
Hello. Anyone familiar with this product? It's a dark purple liquid; a friend swears by it. Found only one mention in a search. It's expensive and that scares me right off. The scam alarm. The herbs and products that make up these recipes are apparently pretty cheap. It's the final products that aren't. This is about a 2 ounce bottle for about $100. Of course $100 would be cheap if it worked, huh? |
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| drbeckl2 |
Posted - 01/19/2010 : 01:23:11
Some info I found . Copied & Pasted directly from the sources.
Sounds very good.
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http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1378478
Vitae Elixir and elements of the oleander anti-cancer protocol
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update 1-24-2010
this message has been post-empted by concerns over copywrite laws as applied to internet web page copying to this forum. Doing that could possibly cause a loss of revenue for the Google Corporation; a CIA front group that now appears to own about 75% of the internet spaces and forces annoying their advertisements down your throat. Aparently google can copy everyone's else's website and call it a cache, the wayback machine can copy everone's website and call it a archive, but somehow you & me can not copy stuff off of the internet to show each other. Please go to "screw google" search engine at http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/scraper.htm to help find the information that used to be here. That search engine mite help you keep google from tracking your internet searches. ... drbeckl
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| turtletop |
Posted - 01/11/2010 : 16:23:22
Hello. Thanks for replying. I don't have any information myself; I think I found the same mention of it you did. I'm very surprised. A friend of mine has been using it for a while and swears by it; but that doesn't really mean much. I tried it on a small spot I have and it "worked" on it, i.e. it kind of ate into it then healed over. I only applied it maybe once or so. It didn't eliminate it. I thought it was bloodroot based, but that was just a guess. Whatever it is; it's about $100 or more for a tiny bottle. |
| dan |
Posted - 01/10/2010 : 22:50:19
Hi turtletop, do you have a link to the product that spells out the ingredients? All I can find right now is http://cancerguide.org/elixir_vitae.html that advises against it: "I seriously doubt that Elixir Vitae is really completely non-toxic. St. John's Wort is known to be toxic. It is known to be a "photosensitizing agent" - it can create toxic effects when you are exposed to sunlight. St. John's Wort has been used in the treatment of AIDS, and some studies report mild and reversible liver toxicity."
I think another product by the same name is just a multivitamin. http://www.zenith.co.nz/EV.html
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