Borax Cancer Treatment.

Dear Ted, my sister has recurrent cancer of the cervix. I have read that her type of cancer is a microbe in the cell. I was wondering if Borax might get rid of this microbe. I know that borax is in the vaccine Guardasil for the prevention of this cancer. How much should she take and can it be added to tap water? Thank you. Pauline. p.s if you have any information for this cancer I would love to receive it.

Hi Mable... There is quite alot of research available from the internet on borax or sodium tetraborate. Just type "Borax Health" in Google Search or go to Google Scholar and search there -- Google Scholar only searches scientific research, patents and journals.

Here is one piece of demographic research by Dr Rex Newham. He actually had chronic arthritis in his early thirties and used higher dosages of borax to cure his arthritis: www.rexnewnhamarthritiseducation.com/paper.asp

Since Ted has said that mycoplasma -- a fungal form of bacteria -- causes arthritis, it also makes sense that borax is probably also the ultimate fungal killer. I used borax as part of my own protocol to get rid of my candida and it worked very well.

The newer research has also found that mycoplasma is also frequently found in cancer cells.

http://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/7/266.asp

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/...

All I did was type "mycoplasma cancer" in Google Scholar search and I got hundreds of research results. Mycoplasms are usually always found in cancer and leukemia cells and borax kills mycoplasma and candida so there is your reason why borax is useful against both candida and cancer.

The MSDS for borax also shows that borax has about the same toxicity as common table salt upon the human body.