The Ashwin is a monthly webzine for AO Labs' customers -- Dec., 2001 Edition Formatted to 600 pixel width for ease of reading and hardcopy reproduction from the browser. Related Links: Ashwin Archives Letters to the Editor - (Submissions)

Case # 120101:
"CanSupport Brain Cancer Triad"
& TERMINAL Diffuse Brainstem Glioma
Phoebe Latham
{xtypo_dropcap}A{/xtypo_dropcap}lthough it would not be possible to post every testimonial we receive for every product. We do try to post user comments on our more controversial products, including Cansema, CanSupport, H3O and HRx. Most of these can be found on the Cansema Testimonial page.

Every month we get one or more testimonials from someone who is pronounced terminally-ill, someone whose physicians have told him or her there is no chance, someone who - for all intents and purposes - has been proclaimed among the 'walking-dead' by priests of the orthodox community.

Our job is to change the course of the supposed inevitable -- and we routinely do.

Last month's case was Mr. Robert L. Banks, and this month, it's Phoebe Latham.

We won't offer a great deal of elaboration here, because our distributor in the UK, Mr. Jim Wright, went to the trouble of providing a very fine chronological journal on this case.

Suffice to say, this miraculous case - their term, not ours - (yes, the doctors who offered no hope are now calling Phoebe's case a "miracle"), should stand as an inspiration to all those who have been given "no hope" by purveyors of chemotherapy, radiation, and radical surgery everywhere.

Not every case can be won. But as long as there is life, in every cancer case, there is hope.

And that's the most important thing a visitor to our site can learn - whether they choose to purchase any of our products or not.

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{xtypo_dropcap}T{/xtypo_dropcap}he success of our CanSupport line of nutritional supplements for cancer patients has lead to requests to see these products in more "travel-friendly" bottles. In particular, some customers have complained that it isn't always easy to keep things refrigerated while on the road. Others have asked for encapsulated product so they don't have to "taste the herbs."

For these and other reasons, we have decided to introduce a complete line of CanSupport products in capsule form. Priced at just $19.50, each bottle contains 120 Capsules (about a 30 day supply) and customers can opt to include three (3) such bottles to substitute for the original 32 fl. oz. version.
Based on our own research, we still feel the "aloe infused" version is the better product - easier to digest and more bioavailable. Above all else, efficacy is our #1 claim. Nonetheless, there are realities to daily living that the original product didn't take into account, admittedly. And one of these realities is convenience.

At this writing, two versions are in stock (Lung and Cervical / Ovarian / Uteran). The balance of all the remaining eight formulas are scheduled to arrive by no later than December 20th (2001).

If you have specific questions about these items, please let us know.


Although a late addition to the December issue of the Ashwin, it is, nevertheless, an important one. In last month's edition, we revealed scalar wave technology as the foundation for the manufacturing process behind H3O and HRx, as well as important discoveries made about their medicinal properties.

This month we reveal price changes which reflect the growing economies of scale we have been able to enjoy with the growing demand for these miraculous products. Because of these growing scales, we are able to pass the benefits onto our customers.

Our new Order Form reflects these substantial price changes, which bring both 32 fl. oz. bottles of H3O and HRx from $39.95, down to $14.95. Likewise, the 8 fl. oz. containers are dropping from $14.95 to $4.95 each.

To get a comparative feel for how inexpensive that makes these solutions, take the quart-sized HRx. This container, at the 1 fl. oz. to one gallon proportion (1:129 ratio, the one most commonly used), now provides our customers with finished alkalizing solution for under 12 cents per quart (close to a liter). The same principles apply to the H3O and its pricing.

These Starter Kits for both solutions have been adjusted accordingly as well, although in the case of HRx, we decided to add the 6.5 to 10 pH strips, because many customers seemed bewildered on getting their HRx Starter Kit - and not being able to test both their finished water and their own personal fluids (urine and saliva). Now the HRx Starter Kit contains pH testing strips (100 each) for each of these respective ranges: 4.0 to 7.0, and 6.5 to 10.0.

Lastly, we have changed the price of the CanSupport Bundles as well to reflect these changes (as they contain HRx) - from $99.95 to $74.95 each. H3O for Spas & Pools will remain unchanged in price.