Hi guys,
Now here’s an interesting turn of events. My urologist phoned this morning to tell me that my kidney stone is most probably one comprised of uric acid – formed when there is too much acid in the urine – which accounts for it not being visualized on the X-ray film. Even better, I can control the acid uptake of the stone to stop it getting bigger and also, he will prescribe tablets that will dissolve it over time.

What surprised me most was the fact that for me to control the growth factor of the stone my urologist prescribed Bicarbonate of Soda. He was somewhat amazed to hear that I am already taking a tea-spoonful twice a day but offered no comment when I told him I was hoping it would kill off my prostate cancer. I will make a point of sending him full details about Dr. Tullio Simoncini, the Italian oncologist and his fascinating claim to be able to dissolve cancerous tumour’s by injecting them with Bicarbonate of Soda (see my post for 9th Dec).

Meanwhile, I will take his medication and although he prescribes half-a-teaspoon of Bicarb three times a day, I will up that to a full spoonful each time. He also suggests getting some bicarb tablets to take instead of the powder. So that I will do and then decide which I prefer.

Well, It is a relief that I will not now have to go for surgery because that really is the last thing I want. Any degree of internal surgery, would, or so I understand, expose me to a far greater risk of metastasis.

Today’s Quote:

“I was completely shocked, amazed, and dismayed when I first added up all the statistics on medical death and saw how much allopathic medicine has betrayed us.”—Carolyn Dean, MD

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