Re: chemo treatments what to eat and what not to eat

[Guest guest]

My friends who did chemo said to never eat something you love while on it. You

will never want to eat that food again.

Many people will experience changes in their ability to taste. Some foods and

spices they may not be able to handle. And other people will not have any

difficulty at all.

Your oncologist will probably tell you to eat only cooked food.

ar

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> Hello,

> I have decided to give chemo treatments a try - based on my rapid growing rare

tumor coming from the uterus.

>

> Despite, all the exercise, organic food, organic soap and cleaning products,

organic vitamins, maintained a thin weight, and drank filtered water - I still

got a cancerous tumor. While, others around me ate bacon, drank soda, ate

donuts, did not exercise, smoked, and did everything wrong - I was the one that

got the tumor. While others at work munched on a micro waved hot dog and soda

for lunch - I ate an organic salad with an almond butter sandwich on spelt

bread.

>

> Anyway, enough about that - does anyone know of a good diet while on chemo?

What helped you during chemo?

> Thank you in advance,

>

> PS: never used any chemicals around the house or on the lawn.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ina, I know how you feel! I lived a very clean and boring life, but I

am the one with the tumor, lol. Life is funny!

But I have to say, regarding a post earlier by missnoname and her raw experiment

- I have been trying that for the last 2-3 days and I definitely feel a

difference in my tumor. Strictly raw fruits and veggies, green smoothies, and

one flax oil/yogurt mixture. in addition, I've begun taking high doses of

curcumin, utilizing the " atomic bomb " procedure that was recommended on the blog

posted yesterday (sorry I can't see the post as I type this) but basically I

take all 6g at once before bedtime, and also take it throughout the day whenever

i feel pain in the tumor. Whenever I take the curcumin, it does cut the pain in

half almost immediately. But just now I was in pain and I took 2 of the B17

tablets and the pain disappeared.

So I think I will stick with the raw food, curcumin and B17 for the next couple

of weeks and see if there is really a difference or if its all in my head.

You said you were eating organic food but was it only raw, or were you eating

meat?

Also, I've read some really good information about curcumin being a great immune

booster for chemo. One review I read said that they experienced no side effects

from chemo because of the curcumin.

Just some thoughts for you. I wish you strength for whatever you choose.

>

> Hello,

> I have decided to give chemo treatments a try - based on my rapid growing rare

tumor coming from the uterus.

>

> Despite, all the exercise, organic food, organic soap and cleaning products,

organic vitamins, maintained a thin weight, and drank filtered water - I still

got a cancerous tumor. While, others around me ate bacon, drank soda, ate

donuts, did not exercise, smoked, and did everything wrong - I was the one that

got the tumor. While others at work munched on a micro waved hot dog and soda

for lunch - I ate an organic salad with an almond butter sandwich on spelt

bread.

>

> Anyway, enough about that - does anyone know of a good diet while on chemo?

What helped you during chemo?

> Thank you in advance,

>

> PS: never used any chemicals around the house or on the lawn.

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you I will try this during chemo.

Why didn't you get your tumor removed and where is it and how big is it?

> >

> > Hello,

> > I have decided to give chemo treatments a try - based on my rapid growing

rare tumor coming from the uterus.

> >

> > Despite, all the exercise, organic food, organic soap and cleaning products,

organic vitamins, maintained a thin weight, and drank filtered water - I still

got a cancerous tumor. While, others around me ate bacon, drank soda, ate

donuts, did not exercise, smoked, and did everything wrong - I was the one that

got the tumor. While others at work munched on a micro waved hot dog and soda

for lunch - I ate an organic salad with an almond butter sandwich on spelt

bread.

> >

> > Anyway, enough about that - does anyone know of a good diet while on chemo?

What helped you during chemo?

> > Thank you in advance,

> >

> > PS: never used any chemicals around the house or on the lawn.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Initially, my tumor was small and under my chin area, and they told me that they

do not remove these types of tumors, they only treat them with chemo and

radiation. Now that it has grown so large and wrapped around to the back of my

head, I can not lie down on my back because of it protruding out the back - I

don't know if they can remove just this part of it. It also is up under my ear

on that side so that whole area is numb. It would be great if they could at

least take that out but since its all connected, I don't know how that works.

I had insurance when this started but I have since lost my job and insurance so

I have not been back to any doctor. I'm kind of afraid to go because I'm afraid

of what they'll say. When you have no insurance, you get treated pretty poorly,

so I'm better off just staying home and continuing with my nutritional therapy.

Based on the results of the last few days, I think I am on the right track.

Except yesterday I made a flax oil shake and I woke up swollen and a bit

painful, so I'm thinking the dairy is NOT good for me, so I'm going to quit the

Budwig shakes for now.

> >

[Guest guest]

You might try chemo to shrink it and black salve after. I would try to find

someone with much experience with black salve. See what they think. I have

also heard of some people shooting chemo right into the tumor. Not so hard on

you. Just an idea. Dont know if it will work.

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From: detwa_3017 <epurdles@...>

Sent: Wed, June 2, 2010 7:29:16 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: chemo treatments what to eat and what not to eat

Initially, my tumor was small and under my chin area, and they told me that they

do not remove these types of tumors, they only treat them with chemo and

radiation. Now that it has grown so large and wrapped around to the back of my

head, I can not lie down on my back because of it protruding out the back - I

don't know if they can remove just this part of it. It also is up under my ear

on that side so that whole area is numb. It would be great if they could at

least take that out but since its all connected, I don't know how that works.

I had insurance when this started but I have since lost my job and insurance so

I have not been back to any doctor. I'm kind of afraid to go because I'm afraid

of what they'll say. When you have no insurance, you get treated pretty poorly,

so I'm better off just staying home and continuing with my nutritional therapy.

Based on the results of the last few days, I think I am on the right track.

Except yesterday I made a flax oil shake and I woke up swollen and a bit

painful, so I'm thinking the dairy is NOT good for me, so I'm going to quit the

Budwig shakes for now.

> >

[Guest guest]

can people who are on naturotherapy suggest an ideal diet as an alternate to

chemo and radiat

[Guest guest]

There is, unfortunately, no one ideal diet. You need to take a look at the

pathology of your cancer, determine what you can do and what has been shown to

work with your type of cancer. And, diet alone is not always enough.

ar

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> can people who are on naturotherapy suggest an ideal diet as an alternate to

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