My Natural Cancer Treatment Story - Part 6
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My Natural Cancer Treatment Story - VI - Day 32 of the Grape Diet
Well, bit of a balls-up over the last few days!
I’ve felt distinctly poorly for the last 3 days - very weak, dizzy and disorientated on standing, zip energy and I’ve been out of breath frequently - and have been spending most of my time in the ‘couch-reclined‘.
Debs and my mom (who’s currently staying with us as my step-father, Tony, is in hospital after undergoing a quadruple bypass) were very worried indeed and trying to persuade me to increase the amount of grapes that I’m eating. The thought being that it’s as a result of not having enough grapes that I’m lacking vitality and losing even more weight. They even mooted the idea of having something more solid to get nutrients into the system. (An absolute no-no, by the way when going through the grape cure. Relatives mean well, but may not always give the best advice).
At first, while lying flat on my back on the couch doing my best ‘ailing and debilitated‘ impression, I thought it a plausible theory (not eating enough grapes) and was going along with the idea of having to force more grapes down my throat.
The idea, though, did not grab me by the left one in the slightest. I’m already pretty tired of eating grapes and have been liquidising them for the last few days as they are becoming much more palatable this way! Secondly, my stomach has shrunk so much that just a few mouthfuls of grapes or grape juice, and I’m full. Any more would entail stuffing them down, a bloated stomach and severe discomfort. I wasn’t looking forward to this at all.
Then.
I realised that, as a result of some well-meaning but misguided advice from a student, I’d not given myself an enema for 3 days as ‘you don’t want the body to get too used to enemas. It needs to have regular bowel movements too. An enema every few days is ok‘.
Poor advice, unfortunately, as it meant that the toxins which the body is trying to evacuate remain in the colon and if not passed or removed through enemas, diffuse back into the blood stream re-poisoning the body!!!
Hence the debilitating weakness, the lethargy, the frequent dizzy spells - I was busy poisoning myself with the very cancer toxins the body was so desperately trying to evacuate!
Result.
Hit the enema last night, purged myself - there is plenty there even though one is on grapes only, trust me - and felt infinitely better this morning.
Decision:- daily enemas unless a good bowel movement takes place on that particular day. (They’re few and far between, are my bowel movements and those that there are, have particularly unimpressive results, so a daily enema is on the cards for the duration).
It’s been 32 days now and I’m still on the grape diet. Quite amazing. I’m looking forward to clearing the neck tumour and any other cancer (if there still is any around) out and heading for a pizza
A couple of thoughts:
- the neck tumour has seemed slightly larger over the last few days
- it has been pretty sensitive in various places, esp round the edges at first and then towards the middle
- the inability to sleep on my right hand side forces me to sleep much more than I would flat on my back - this seems to be the cause of my sternum / ribcage muscles taking some strain with the effect that it has been difficult to take full breaths lately. Seems better today.
- Discomfort and tenderness in upper stomach just below the sternum
- Johanna Brandt in the “Grape Cure”, says that the process could be up to 2 months long, so I could have another month on grapes only … have to hang in there.
- only the occasional drop or two of blood from the neck tumour lately - am waiting for the debris to be evacuated through the tumour …
Methinks, that’s it for now.
If I don’t see ya through the week, I’ll see ya through the window
My Natural Cancer Treatment Story - VI - Day 32 of the Grape Diet
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Hilton, I’m hugging you so tightly with my whole heart.
Dear Sri Sri Hilton - if I could bottle some energy & deliver it to your door I would.
Tried to post a message yesterday afternoon, but didn’t come right.
I wish with every molecule in being that this tough battle you are fighting becomes easier & that you see results soon.
Sending lots of positive thoughts to you guys. What an inspiration you are, for having the courage of your convictions.
Love from Nina
Thank you, guys. Your thoughts and your messages continue to inspire me. Thank you.
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