I was first introduced to this program by a friend who was using it. In one month's time, he experienced some tumors disappearing completely and others shrinking. He had several things working against him. He had done chemotherapy first, which I normally feel is totally backward. The chance of natural healing working goes down precipitously. The reverse is definitely NOT true. Those who do natural healing first but then feel that it is not working and need to do chemo have a much better chance of healing.

But, believe it or not, worse than having done chemo first is major sense of loss. His wife left him during this time. He was eating terribly (really, like pizza and cola), stressed out of his mind and watched his life slip away. Within a couple months his cancer had made a return visit. I do not know if he continued with the baking soda and blackstrap molasses or not, but I know his quality of life and stress got worse, not better. About a year later (which, to be fair, was almost a year longer than the oncologist gave him) he died.

I have used this protocol since then, seeing that it definitely worked at least somewhat, and in each case where I have used it, it appears to have been a complete cure. However, I now refuse to work directly with anyone who has had chemo because their bodies will not function naturally and are hard to predict and respond to. I also put each patient on the Low Inflammation Diet (explained also elsewhere on this blog). I have no control over the person's life circumstances, but I urge cultivation (discussed in our podcasts extensively) and I warn that if there is a major sense of loss, including a loss of dignity, at home, there is a strong emotional driver towards cancer.

While I will not work directly with chemo patients, I do feel that the baking soda and blackstrap program (discussed next) with as close to the low inflammation diet as they can get will give them the best chance at recovery. Baking soda and blackstrap program does not require detoxification, which is the major hang-up with people who have done chemo (they cannot detox normally). If they have support at home and the force of loss in their lives is not currently active, they have a good chance of success.

So here is what I recommend to my patients and those who consult with me:

Three times per day, you take 1 teaspoon of blackstrap molasses. This should be divided more or less evenly throughout the day.

At the same time (usually mixed into water together) take each dose of baking soda.

The first dose of baking soda is 1 teaspoon, like the blackstrap molasses. Each subsequent dose will vary based on the urine pH, which must be kept between 8.5 and 9, in order for the program to work.

The three doses should be more or less on a schedule and should evenly divide the day.

So, lets do a sample schedule:

9 am, pee on urine strip. Let's say it is close to 8.5 so,

Stir one teaspoon of blackstrap molasses into water

add 1 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda

Stir it up and drink it.

1 pm, pee on urine pH strip. Is close to 9, so,

Stir one teaspoon of blackstrap molasses into water

add 7/8 teaspoon (approx) baking soda

Stir it up and drink it

6 pm, pee on urine pH strip. Is about 8.55, so,

Stir in one teaspoon of blackstrap molasses into water

add 1 teaspoon of baking soda

Stir it up and drink it.

I hope you see that the dosage of baking soda will vary based on the pH taken right before the dose, three times per day.

NOTE: IF THE PH DOES NOT RISE AS EXPECTED, REPLACE THE PH PAPER!!!!!! Very rarely will anyone need more than 1 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda.

With this program, it is by far best if the person follows the Low Inflammation Diet carefully. This helps insure that the conditions of the cancer are not present in the blood.

There are many excellent aids for cancer therapy. Excellent ones I have seen work are as follows: amygdalin (aka: b17, laetrile), hyperthermy, ozonation of the blood, IV turmeric extract, Grape Diet/Cure. It does seem that the success rate of raw food and juicing--as stand-alone programs--is gradually declining, probably owing to the modern excitotoxic world. They do create conditions not favorable to cancer, however, so should be included in any cancer treatment plan, in my opinion. While vitamin C IV therapy does show some promise, I am not personally in favor of this treatment for a variety of reasons.