Re: Re: Cancer Markers /

[Guest guest]

Hi

I do a lot of work with nutritional

balancing and hi-tech supplementation for cancer. I am also a colon cancer survivor of 6

years doing alternative medicine (I did have the tumor out and one month of

chemo—just couldn’t do the chemo—too many side effects). I want to offer encouragement for you

and any others that are dealing with any type of cancer.

I thoroughly understand taking all the

supplements, exercising, stress reduction, very healthy diet, etc. It can get somewhat overwhelming, but

you need to hand in there and keep fighting. It’s a war, but the good news is

that it is a very winnable war!

Some things to ask your ND about:

Detoxification: Digestive tract/liver/gallbladder/parasite/heavy

metal cleansing (these need to be done every 3-6 months)

Absolutely no sugar and no artificial

sugar of any kind

Diet (very healthy and organic is a must—spring and summer are my most

favorite times as the fruits and vegetables are so good and the choices are

many)

Emotional stress relief

Pancreatic Enzymes along with plant-based

enzymes (therapeutic doses are important)

Sunshine every day (at least 30 minutes

before 10:00 a.m. or after 3:00 p.m.) on as much of the body as is legal

Pure, clean water (drink half of your body

weight in ounces every day—you are probably already doing this with all

your supplements)

I do a combination type of diet with my

clients as it takes away a lot of work from the digestive tract so the body can

use this energy for healing

Hi-tech supplementation with supplements

that have no fillers, binders or excipients

Chiropractic

Lymphatic drainage techniques (skin

brushing, mini-tramp)

Natural hormone supplementation

Make sure all of the elimination routes

are working. Women have five elimination

routes (breathing, sweating, urination, defecation, menses) Exercise will usually take care

of three—breathing, sweating and defecation. Drinking water will help with urination.

That’s a good start and hopefully

you are already doing most or all of this.

I know the above is not iodine or thyroid

specific and I apologize for getting a little off-topic, but if you want the

body to balance you must deal with all areas. In my practice, I place a lot of

emphasis on detoxification—both the body and toxic emotions. As you know,

the liver is the main filter of the body and it must be kept clean. There are

no magic bullets even with Lugols or Armour, etc. Getting the body healthy and balanced is

important along with what I mentioned above. I

I want to encourage you, , to

keep on keeping on. If I can do it,

absolutely anyone can do it!! Obviously you are doing something right

as you are still going strong after 6 years.

Take Care & Be Well,

Loretta

Well when I posted that I thought my Tg (cancer marker) was falling

but yesterday I did a comparative chart of all my thyroid numbers. TSH

stimulates the Tg and that is why you need to stay supressed. In Januray

my TSH had risen to 1.15 which is 1 full point above what I should be at.

My Tg went from 8 in August to 22 in January. My last round of RAI was

May '05. My last check of Tg put me at 23 with a lower TSH of .21 which

is not good since I was lower TSH but still high Tg. I am a bit down

about all this. I had another blood draw on Tuesday last week where we

were checking Tg again. I was dx'd with Papillary Thyroid cancer 6 years

ago.

Dr. Brownstein seems to feel that the high doses of iodine will

" kill " the cancer cells. I pray this is true. I am so

tired of popping 25+ pills a day, eating organic, being gluten free and

exercising 5 days a week and still seeing these numbers increase. I keep

wondering what it is that I am missing. *sigh* I was now Dx'd with

Insulin Resistance and a Liver / Pancreas conversion issue. I am trying

to wean off sugar today (not that I eat a ton) because I know my ND's plan will

be no grains or sugar to try to correct it.

Sorry to be a downer today but I am not feeling very optomistic.

[Guest guest]

Hi Dr. Loretta, that's interesting. Do you also use the "cancer fighting duo" I was reading about in MDs newsletter 4/06 vitamin C:K3 combination called ProsStay? Have you found enough vitamin D useful for colon cancer?

Gracia

Hi

I do a lot of work with nutritional balancing and hi-tech supplementation for cancer. I am also a colon cancer survivor of 6 years doing alternative medicine (I did have the tumor out and one month of chemo—just couldn’t do the chemo—too many side effects). I want to offer encouragement for you and any others that are dealing with any type of cancer.

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