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Has anyone used T Ban Elixir ?

Kerrykent
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Hello i was looking online and see that T Ban is only from USA. The postage is so high:( I was wondering if anyone has tried it or know about it as they say it tells the cancer cells to leave the body...i dont understand how:confused: I have womb cancer non operable i have had 6 chemos now on a treatment break due to tumour shrinking. I take the following as well Turmeric, ginger, sea cucumber, vit D. multi vit and min,grape seed tablets, pommegrait tablets,i am on insulin as diabetic, i am also looking into a vegan diet with  getting a water filter jug as i read cancer  cant thrive in an alkaline body. Are oxygen drops any help? I am 5 months in on a 6 month course of injections of blood thinners as chemo gave me blood clots in my lungs. Any one got any advice of beating cancer? Thankyou

  • Hello Kerry

    One of the moderators asked if I might be able to help out with answering your question.

    As far as I can tell there is no scientific evidence that T Ban Elixir has any effect on cancer.  We always recommend that people are cautious about unconventional anticancer treatments that are advertised on the internet, often they are expensive and there is no real evidence that they work.  Sometimes it’s not known whether they might have a harmful effect or an interaction with chemotherapy or other prescribed treatments that someone is taking.  So we would always recommend that you check any complementary therapies and diet supplements you are taking or thinking about with your doctor. 

    It is good to remember too that because something is “natural” doesn’t necessarily mean it is harmless or won’t cause harm when combined with other conventional or unconventional medicine.  We have some information on our website about complementary therapies here which it might be useful for you to have a look at.

    I hope that is helpful

    Martin  

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    Hi Kerry

    Don't waste your money on T Ban Elixir, it is a total con. You could make your own, buy a bottle of nice mineral water, buy some good quality orange oil (extract) Tesco did sell Nielsen Massey orange extract it costs about £4.00 for 60ml and some rosemary oil. Put a few drops of each into the bottle of water. It wont cure cancer but it is refreshing to your mouth. If you want it to contain " vibrational frequencies" I guess you could leave the bottle on top of the washing machine during the spin cycle. (joke)

    The herbs and spices all add vitamins and minerals to your diet. A vegan diet is good for you if its properly balanced, this takes some effort compared to meat and 5 veg. The Alkaline diet ditto is nonsense I live in a very hard water area and therefore consume loads of calcium every day. My body adjusts its acidity accordingly. Oxygen drops are nonsense too the air you breath contains 20 % oxygen and your body meticulously maintains the amount in your body to a very exact level.

    Its easy when like many of us here there is no cure, to grasp at any straw that provides a little hope. There are an equal number of unscrupulous people who are ready to make big money out of us selling bogus medicine and quack cures. Just keep your captain sensible hat on when browsing the internet for that miracle cure. Best wishes Kim

     

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