Re: OT Cancer

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Have a look a Rosy s website.  She's an integrated Dr for oncology and my mum used her.  The website does push lots of paid services but if you look around it you can access a recommended supplement programme for after chemo.  Also the cytoplan products (where you get her products from) off 30% discount to TA members.  We use quite a few of their products and they seem good quality and work out very reasonable with discount.

BWAlison R

 

A good friend was diagnosed with colon cancer a few months ago. Her diagnosis is good though. She chose to do chemo and they stopped at 6 weeks, said they can operate in 2 mths and remove her tumor. She's part of a new trial here in Sweden and instead of getting a bag to live with for life they will rebuild her intestines and she'll live life as normal afterwards.

She's really held up well dispute the chemo and she's doing everything she can, good diet etc...

My questions is what supplements would be best to help her immune system?

Any thoughts appreciated,

Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for that Alison, I will let her know about the website.

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> > A good friend was diagnosed with colon cancer a few months ago. Her

> > diagnosis is good though. She chose to do chemo and they stopped at 6

> > weeks, said they can operate in 2 mths and remove her tumor. She's part of

> > a new trial here in Sweden and instead of getting a bag to live with for

> > life they will rebuild her intestines and she'll live life as normal

> > afterwards.

> > She's really held up well dispute the chemo and she's doing everything she

> > can, good diet etc...

> > My questions is what supplements would be best to help her immune system?

> > Any thoughts appreciated,

> > Thanks,

> > x

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