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Comment on Hart Dietary Procedure Plan by mercerd

mercerd — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 18:58:14 +0000

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Comment on Hart Dietary Procedure Plan by Isabelle Nicol

Isabelle Nicol — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 19:51:56 +0000

My 46 year old daughter has just been diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer. I, too, would very much like to believe in Coljoe’s diet but have read about two women who say they followed the diet and either got worse, or became worse and also developed kidney stones. They feel the diet may be good for some types of cancer but unless a woman is using an “estrogen blocker” it will not work.
I would appreciate any comments from people who may have some knowledge about the pluses or cons of this diet. Thank you very much.

Comment on Hart Dietary Procedure Plan by Melissa Pickering

Melissa Pickering — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 17:29:41 +0000

This is just a short update from my last post:
On Friday, Dec. 12, 2008- we found out that my husband’s blood test came back with “nothing there.” NO signs of any leukemia, NO signs of anything abnormal, etc.
He has went the month of Oct, Nov and half of Dec with NO chemo and NO ATRA pills. According to statistics, there’s a big chance that my husband should be lying on his death bed again at this time. HE IS NOT!
We praise God first and foremost (for everything) and we know that God put this before us and we thank Col Joe for all that he does.
I really have no words to express what I feel. I do know that this is the best Christmas present we could have received!
Now our lives don’t have to revolve around cancer, but around living and helping others! Why would we not continue to do this “diet” that will allow us to live without worries of cancer? It’s more than just a “diet”- I think of it as a new way of life and if it’s going to keep cancer out of our lives- a much better life at that! : )

Comment on Hart Dietary Procedure Plan by Melissa Pickering

Melissa Pickering — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 04:09:01 +0000

My husband was diagnosed with APML. (Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia) We found this out on September 2, 2008. He had been to the ER the end of July, barely able to walk and was diagnosed with sciatica on the right side (later found out it was the leukemia even then) and sent home with some muscle relaxers, pain meds, etc which drowned the symptoms somewhat for a very short time. Then, as another month went by- things worsened and he ended up back in the ER after his regular physician had ran a blood test and was concerned that his symptoms and lab work were “along the lines of leukemia.” I’ll never forget that moment when I heard those words from my husband. I looked up leukemia on the internet and found my husband had almost every symptom. Then, the bone marrow test confirmed it. He spent the month in the hospital. He was on chemo for 7 days straight- all day, all night- and was taking ATRA pills. He developed the ATRA syndrome. Things happened so quickly, but my husband ended up in CCU, on a ventilator, receiving dialysis, etc. His body was shutting down and there was specialist after specialist caring for him. Some didn’t expect him to survive. We had many people across the nation praying for him. We received a miracle! And, we give God all the glory! He had another bone marrow test where we found out he is in “complete remission”! The word “remission” I despise just about as much as “cancer” itself. A man, bless this man, told my husband about Col Joe and his websites. We prayed and felt that God had put this before us. The oncologist wanted my husband to go through 2 more rounds of chemo and take those ATRA pills again and I know a long road of treatments ahead of him… To which my husband said he wanted to just try this “diet”. My husband is due for a follow-up on Friday where they will run a special blood test. Apparently, they are looking for any signs of the leukemia. My husband feels better than he has in a long time. He’s doing amazing! I can tell you this, if he were doing it their way, he would not be as good as he is right now. I had told him that I support him 100% and he could do the treatments or do the “diet” and he chose to do the “diet” and I was just so thankful that he was well enough and able to make this decision for himself. I have been doing the “diet” along with him. I have shared Col. Joe’s information to as many as I can. I know that together- WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! More of a difference, because I know Col. Joe has helped so many already. And, we can confirm his solution for the cold & flu because my husband had a cold and I had the flu and we did the mouth rinse procedure and it works! I have set up a site just recently, trying to reach more people: http://www.myspace.com/tryingtomakeadifference. If we can’t reach large sums of people at once, maybe it starts out with one person, telling the people they know and then them telling all the people they know, etc. My hope would be that everyone would come to know Col. Joe’s name. I am so thankful to him that he has never given up and continues to help so many of us. God Bless.

Comment on Hart Dietary Procedure Plan by Pauline Klohr

Pauline Klohr — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 04:44:50 +0000

A friend directed me to The Hart Plan to treat my dog, diagnosed a month ago with a month to live, due to an aggressive cancer in his face. He’s still going,
with no adverse affects we can detect yet….Hope were onto something…..

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Comment on Hart Dietary Procedure Plan by Fred Ruddell

Fred Ruddell — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 20:59:19 +0000

Very interesting information; today is January 18th 2008. I have been on a 84% raw food diet that unfortunately for me does include some citrus fruits. I shall now begin following the prescribed diet. I don’t have a microwave and will attempt to keep my cell phone away from prostate area and limit i’ts usage.
Thanks for the opportunity to read this information
Fred