Chapter Fourteen Lung CancerLung Cancer Lung cancer is the biggest killer of women — not breast cancer, More women get breast cancer, but even more actually die of lung cancer. Lung cancer is also the biggest killer of men, more than prostate cancer, On the videos, and in these and other chapters of the User Manual, lea how to cure this disease at home, even in advanced stages. I now give additional details on a patient who had lung cancer, whose case was covered on Volume Twelve of your videotapes. These details illustrate basic principles involved in curing all such cases. “Ifyou have it in one lung, you can always take that lung out. But you can’t have surgery on both lungs. You couldn't breathe; it would kill you.” SCHULZE: This was one of the worst, because he had lung cancer in both lungs. Usually, it’s in one or the other, but his travelled from one to the other. ‘The cancer had gone to his bone, to his sternum, he was having obvious severe trouble breathing. There were tumors in both lungs. They didn't even do anything in the hospital. When it’s that bad, they won't suggest anything. And once it’s gone to the bone. .it’s too late. Basically, he was a smoker for 30 years. BISER: How long did they give him? SCHULZE: Six months. They said to go home. His brother actually brought him to me. He wanted to sec if there was anything to do. His brother was a swimmer, and the patient was already involved in treadmill exercise, which was good. BISER: How could he do a treadmill? Page 256 / Sam Biser’s SAVE YOUR LIFE CollectionSCHULZE: It was limited. He was on there, in a sweatsuit, getting a sweat worked up a little bit. Having a hard time breathing, of course. He didn’t appear to be as bad as what the doctors said, but a lot of times you don't feel it when it’s that bad. He was starting to notice some symptoms. So, we went to work. We are talking about a man in his late 60's. We put him on juice fasting for 30 days. It was dramatic, the changes he went through. Here’s an interesting part that will be good for your readers. We put a lot of poultices on his chest at night. Right above where both his lungs were, he was sweating profusely every night. Then all day long, he was sweating a lot through that area. We put more and more poultices on. We put poultices like this black poultice, drawing poultices, we put castor oil packs, and we obviously did lung herbs like lobelia. BISER: Lobelia tea? SCHULZE: Yes, tea and tinctures. And we did a lot of bowel cleansing. In fact, his brother was taking him for colonics 2 or 3 times a week. BISER: Did he have to inhale anything to get herbs into the lungs? SCHULZE: Definitely. They had brought a humidifier that you could actually put essential oils into. BISER: What did you put in it? SCHULZE: Eucalyptus is a great one. Eucalyptus and peppermint both dilate the bronchial and are also antibacterial. All tree essences like eucalyptus are antibacterial. And tea tree oil is a real nice one, too. Those are my 3 favorites. And we had him on the whole incurables program. BISER: Did you put chaparral in the inhaler? Lung Cancer/ Page 257