Re: Help for a father with cancer

[Guest guest]

I use this list:

 

http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/anti-cancer-shopping-list

 

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To: fibromyalgiacured

Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2012 12:16 AM

Subject: Help for a father with cancer

 

I hope this is not too far off topic for this list, but I was invited by a

member to ask this question here regarding my father-in-law. He just found out

that he has Malignant Sarcoma Cancer. I have myself been on the Bee's Candida

diet for a couple of months and have been helped already tremendously in my own

quest for health.

I am trying to help my father-in-law (70-yrs-old) clean up his diet which has up

to this point consisted of daily butterfingers on ice cream and

microwaved/packaged foods. I want to start him on Bee's diet right away to

fight this, but just wondered if anyone else out there is doing this for cancer,

and if so, what aspects of the diet are the most important. I want to ease him

into the diet as Bee suggests, but also feel that time is of the essence. The

Cancer has been rated " High grade " . They are talking about doing Chemo and

radiation, which I am trying to convince him not to do.

Any help on the subject of treating cancer with diet would be such a help to us

during this really scary time for our family.

Thank you so much,

[Guest guest]

There is a drug called Naltrexone that when taken in small doses of 3 or 4.5 mg

will increase the body’s own immune system responses to help fight the cancer.

Used this way it is referred to as LDN or Low Dose Naltrexone. There is a lot of

information about it on the internet as well as several Yahoo groups. The group

that I’d recommend is called LDN_Users. It is one of the groups that I help

moderate and I take LDN myself for Fibromyalgia. There is a man in the group

who’s wife was given less then three months four years ago and who is still

fighting cancer successfully. There are also two cancer groups but they aren’t

very active. I’m sure though that if you asked there would be someone there

who would answer any questions of what they have done in addition to taking LDN.

Those groups are called LDN_4_Cancer and ldnforcancer. I do know that diet is

also very important in treating cancer and the first thing he would need to do

is to eliminate all sugar. There are also a lot of people that are using

Bicarbonate of Soda and you can Google that too. Something else that I’ve read

about is adding Ginger, Garlic and Tumeric to a persons diet. Good luck with the

fight. And yes it is a fight and the person does truly want to live and be

willing to change their total lifestyle. But it has been done.

Judy H

To Health Through Knowledge

Started taking Low Dose Naltrexone on January 20, 2009 for

Fibromyalgia, Restless Legs Syndrome, Hashimotos Thyroid and PCOS

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/LDNforFibro/

From: musicmama35

Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2012 12:16 AM

To: fibromyalgiacured

Subject: Help for a father with cancer

I hope this is not too far off topic for this list, but I was invited by a

member to ask this question here regarding my father-in-law. He just found out

that he has Malignant Sarcoma Cancer. I have myself been on the Bee's Candida

diet for a couple of months and have been helped already tremendously in my own

quest for health.

I am trying to help my father-in-law (70-yrs-old) clean up his diet which has up

to this point consisted of daily butterfingers on ice cream and

microwaved/packaged foods. I want to start him on Bee's diet right away to fight

this, but just wondered if anyone else out there is doing this for cancer, and

if so, what aspects of the diet are the most important. I want to ease him into

the diet as Bee suggests, but also feel that time is of the essence. The Cancer

has been rated " High grade " . They are talking about doing Chemo and radiation,

which I am trying to convince him not to do.

Any help on the subject of treating cancer with diet would be such a help to us

during this really scary time for our family.

Thank you so much,

[Guest guest]

Apricot kernals fight cancer.35 percent food grade hydrogen peroxide fights

cancer,and many spices are cancer fighters.Melatonin,if taken at the right

time,that is an hour before bedtime.No later,than say,9:00 can shrink tumors.If

taken at the wrong time,it can make them grow.Throw out the microwave,or

recycle.Not sure,exactly what to do with them,as being burried in land fills is

likely not good either.And or course,eating whole foods,organic if possible.

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> I hope this is not too far off topic for this list, but I was invited by a

member to ask this question here regarding my father-in-law. He just found out

that he has Malignant Sarcoma Cancer. I have myself been on the Bee's Candida

diet for a couple of months and have been helped already tremendously in my own

quest for health.

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> I am trying to help my father-in-law (70-yrs-old) clean up his diet which has

up to this point consisted of daily butterfingers on ice cream and

microwaved/packaged foods. I want to start him on Bee's diet right away to

fight this, but just wondered if anyone else out there is doing this for cancer,

and if so, what aspects of the diet are the most important. I want to ease him

into the diet as Bee suggests, but also feel that time is of the essence. The

Cancer has been rated " High grade " . They are talking about doing Chemo and

radiation, which I am trying to convince him not to do.

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> Any help on the subject of treating cancer with diet would be such a help to

us during this really scary time for our family.

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> Thank you so much,

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