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Topic: Cycst Removal for the unafraid

I had an expericne the other night of discovering a cyst in my body. At the time, I wasn't sure what was going on, but I took a bottle of 2% hydrogen peroxide and smeared my body in it,  it was near the full moon, and my body became extreemly.. fluid for awhile, with the exception of the bones, and I used the hydrogen peroxide to induce this state and litterally smashed the cyst until it felt as fluid as the rest of my body, now, there was a lot of pain, but the pain ended soon after, and while the detox was not fun, it was defniitely VERY EASY to live through. Just a note for anyone who is interesed, also there is a product marketed as a natural hot-tub substance called Peroxysan or something similiar to that spelling that supposedly would be a less specific and much more cost effective version of full body health maintanance of this variety, once I have some financial resources flowing again I plan to purchase a test container and see how it works, the nif it works well, use it in place of most other things for detox/healing of wounds. For now, I can access hydrogen peroxied 3% much more cheaply and I'm going with that, it seems to work well, makes you feel VERY VERY cold, but in a refeshing way after you adust that cold water never ever comes close to. (I have a naturally higher than average body temp so it was partciuarly cold for me when I bathed in it a few nights after the cyst removal)

Peace, Take Care, and Be Well.

  • Registered: 2004-04-21

Re: Cycst Removal for the unafraid

Evidently fear is a factor for us!  Seriously, I was interested because I have what I think are two cysts on my wrist.  One feels hard and the other feels soft, and they don't usually bother me.  I had a ganglionic cyst on my foot once that was removed surgically which required general anesthesia.  Still, I'm not brave enough to try your cure.

  • From: England
  • Registered: 2005-04-20

Re: Cycst Removal for the unafraid

Soloflecks wrote:

Evidently fear is a factor for us!  Seriously, I was interested because I have what I think are two cysts on my wrist.  One feels hard and the other feels soft, and they don't usually bother me.  I had a ganglionic cyst on my foot once that was removed surgically which required general anesthesia.  Still, I'm not brave enough to try your cure.

You could try Ruta in a high potency like 10m for the hard cysts.
Bamboo silica and oxygen drops such as oxygen elements brand.
see http://curezone.com/dis/1.asp?C0=106.
They used to whack ganglions with a bible to get rid of them, i dont think i would be brave enough for that either.

Its not like we are fractions of the whole but rather versions of the whole.
  • Registered: 2004-04-21

Re: Cycst Removal for the unafraid

Thanks!  I'll check it out.

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Re: Cycst Removal for the unafraid

Well, there are other factors to consider, I just posted the immediate results.

One of the key things is body hydration. You must be loose, flexable, ready to take on the challenge. Second, it's important that your toxin removal system is clear and ready for the load it's going to have to take on. The important thing here is that it will most likely put you through a nasty period for a short ammount of time.

No fear is also very important. (might help to be intoxicated, I wasn't at the time, but then again, I gave up on percieving pain as a serious problem, and went right to trust in my own regenerative systems). the key thing here is that what you're trying to get to is one specific sell. I was also advized that peroxysan (all natural hot tub stuff) would work better for the process. No clue if that's true or not. But basically, I would suggest a diet of greens and fruits for at least 48 hours prior, plenty of water, and YOUR specific body chemistry's best immune system enhancer.

Remember again that you're trying to get at ONE CELL or more within your system. The rest of the cycst is an abberation based on a single or small group of cells that have lost touch with your immune system/nervous system (depending on how you look at it)

It's not for the timid, I'll tell you. Though I have been known to be pretty timid. It's up to you. For me, the spot of the problem was sore for about 24 hours afterwords, and then it went away. I have had no problem since then, it seems to have gone completely.

Thanks for the suggested substance alternatives as well, I used what I had access to when the draw called me. (Felt like I was living the bathroom scene from Donnie Darko a bit there, it was a very, go here, do this, be well kind of experience)

On that note,

Be Well,