Colon Cancer spreading....

[Guest guest]

Hello, I'm a little new to this group. Looks like a lot of helpful information

so I wanted to see if I could get any suggestions or ideas from folks.

The cliffnotes of my story are:

I was diagnosed with late stage colon cancer at age 29 in late 2006. The cancer

has since been cut from the colon. It's been in my liver for a while but has

recently spread to the lungs. I have been going through chemo and surgeries

ever since. I'm looking for some sort of natural supplements or alternative

sort of medicine to help aid me to remission. Does anyone have any info on

protocols out there that might help or any successful testimonials that would

help? I'm not giving up – I have 2 little kids to raise!!!

Thanks.....

[Guest guest]

My sister has pancreatic and it spread to her liver.. we found an

amazing procedure from a doctor in Sarasota FL (covered by

insurance).. it's cutting edge and only been around 2 years...he's the

only one I've found that can get metastasized cancer out of the

liver.... I'll find that website and post it on here...

On Jun 29, 2010, at 1:56 AM, s_thoward wrote:

> Hello, I'm a little new to this group. Looks like a lot of helpful

> information so I wanted to see if I could get any suggestions or

> ideas from folks.

> The cliffnotes of my story are:

> I was diagnosed with late stage colon cancer at age 29 in late 2006.

> The cancer has since been cut from the colon. It's been in my liver

> for a while but has recently spread to the lungs. I have been going

> through chemo and surgeries ever since. I'm looking for some sort of

> natural supplements or alternative sort of medicine to help aid me

> to remission. Does anyone have any info on protocols out there that

> might help or any successful testimonials that would help? I'm not

> giving up – I have 2 little kids to raise!!!

>

> Thanks.....

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Here is the website for a doctor in Florida who uses non-invasive

surgery to get rid of metastasized tumors........ sivr.net

[Guest guest]

Kefir may help:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19116692

Conjugated linoleic acid [CLA]:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17392145

Avoid high fruit diet:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15572294

On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 1:31 PM, Peggy <pneldawg@...> wrote:

> Here is the website for a doctor in Florida who uses non-invasive

> surgery to get rid of metastasized tumors........ sivr.net

[Guest guest]

Hi Thanks,

I have been into internet research for a year, because I found myself in a dire

need of as fixing my little me. This research has been intense and I have

spent most of my free time, probably close to 8 hours a day on it, trying to

sort out the piles of more often than not contradictory and even down right poor

information. Meanwhile I have tried all kinds of remedies on myself with a fair

success, good enough to achieve fair improvement, but nothing really

spectacular.

The reason for this was not any lack of information, but a lack of information,

which would cut to the bone of the health problems we all share, no matter what

their manifestation. I am quite convinced, that I have finally come across this

most basic info very recently, which should get out of the woods anyone with

enough IQ and diligence.

The beauty of this information is not only in the simplicity of the root of all

these problems, after all, our bodies do not fight all kinds of ailments with

all kinds of methods, like pharmaceutical industry does, but also in the dirt

cheap way of not killing all the pathogens, or cancer cells, but giving your

body what it sorely lacks to fight it off on its own and keeping it that way,

despite the adversities of our nutrition and environment. Our bodies are very

sturdy proposition as long as it gets what it need, which is not what we get,

due to the current situation of the world being run by commercial greed.

Here you have two links, to give you the nuts and bolts of the way to understand

what and how. Concerning one Dr. Guy, I have even figured out the way he put his

supplements together some 80 years ago, with which he, as well as many other

doctors of the time performed their unselfish mission of actually curing people,

before the whole line of clinical research had been buried by whoever. You have

two kids you say, and if nothing else, you may at least do a good job in

bringing them up well, and hopefully open their eyes to our realities, before

the system takes over and brainwashes them to oblivius sick state most of us

find themselves in.

This one should be read first in order to understand the significance of the

other, as long as it is.

http://www.townsendletter.com/Dec2006/ThreeYearsofHClTherapy.pdf

This being the second, but reading both is the way to grasp it, no matter in

which order.

http://www.communicationagents.com/sepp/2004/05/03/potassium_deficiency_widespre\

ad_and_often_neglected.htm

I wish you all good luck in educating yourself and helping each other. With kind

regards, Slavek.

P.S. If anyone offers you a supplement in any other form but a chloride, think

hundred times before dishing out any money for it.

From: s_thoward@...

Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2010

Hello, I'm a little new to this group. Looks like a lot of helpful

information so I wanted to see if I could get any suggestions or ideas from

folks.

The cliffnotes of my story are:

I was diagnosed with late stage colon cancer at age 29 in late 2006. The cancer

has since been cut from the colon. It's been in my liver for a while but has

recently spread to the lungs. I have been going through chemo and surgeries

ever since. I'm looking for some sort of natural supplements or alternative

sort of medicine to help aid me to remission. Does anyone have any info on

protocols out there that might help or any successful testimonials that would

help? I'm not giving up – I have 2 little kids to raise!!!

Thanks.....

[Guest guest]

I went to Healthquarters.org in Colorado Springs, CO. I was cured from breast

cancer mets to lung. That was four years ago and I am not looking back. Check

it out and see if it is for you. The Naturopaths will do phone consults with

you. Mostly raw, organic vegan diet. A lot of juicing, fasting, enemas and

supplements. Good luck in your journey to find your cure.

peace, harmony and joy

>

> Hello, I'm a little new to this group. Looks like a lot of helpful

information so I wanted to see if I could get any suggestions or ideas from

folks.

> The cliffnotes of my story are:

> I was diagnosed with late stage colon cancer at age 29 in late 2006. The

cancer has since been cut from the colon. It's been in my liver for a while but

has recently spread to the lungs. I have been going through chemo and surgeries

ever since. I'm looking for some sort of natural supplements or alternative

sort of medicine to help aid me to remission. Does anyone have any info on

protocols out there that might help or any successful testimonials that would

help? I'm not giving up – I have 2 little kids to raise!!!

>

> Thanks.....

>

[Guest guest]

If I were you and really wanted to be around to raise my kids ...

I'd find the money to go see Gammill just north of San Diego, CA.

He's a member of this list and fighting cancer

himself and one of the more affordable centers.

He knows the ins and outs of almost every therapy

- conventional and alternative.

All cancer treatments " cut both ways " and can do harm as well as cure.

Some treatments will cancel out another so you must be careful what you mix.

Center for the Study of Natural Oncology, Inc.

http://www.natural-oncology.org/about.htm

I took my aunt there plus we did some other

things - she had a very rare and fast growing muscle cancer in her arm.

She eventually did have surgery and the tumor was

completely removed and she has been cancer free since then.

In my many conversations with him,

I know he really delights in helping those with a

passion to continue their lives.

Here's my interview with

November 2007 - When Cancer Strikes who ya gonna call?

http://tinyurl.com/2n9a3m

December 2007 - When Cancer Strikes who ya gonna call? Part 2

http://tinyurl.com/5ae694

" It was our dream, since we were particularly

adept at turning around late-stage patients, to

create a setting where people could go to learn

strategies to prolong their lives instead of to

prepare for death. We had found if we prescreened

and only took those patients who do not yet have

severe complications such as multiple organ

failure – we found these were our favorite

patients because we would save around 25% of

them. They could be put into a sustainable

remission without any great effort. With a great

effort as many as 50% of them could be turned

around. With any kind of luck it could go higher

than that. If you take patients who are acutely

ill and who should be in a hospital then your rates go way down. "

Directory to more articles by me

http://tinyurl.com/5tlapt

On 9/5/2010 2:16:16 PM, s_thoward (s_thoward@...) wrote:

> Hello, I put in a post a while ago and

> can't seem to find the responses to it…

> I am a 33 year old female with 2 young

children. I am battling colon cancer. The

cancer has been completely removed from the colon

but has moved to the liver and now creeping in my

lungs. I read about a protocol that some colon

cancer patients were trying and I'd

> like to try it. My oncologist thinks I should just stick with the

> conventional treatments but so far

> it's not doing as much as I would like it to

do. I think it was called the Budwig

Protocol? Is anyone familiar with that? Any

suggestions on directions I should be heading. I'm

> looking to start something NOW. I need to be here to raise my kids.

> Somebody please help guide me in the right direction.

[Guest guest]

I have breast cancer and belong to the group that discusses the Budwig Diet. I

would highly suggest you join that group, and then go to their " Files " section

and click on Folder #6 (I believe) to see lots of testimonials, all listed in

alphabetical order as to type of cancer. You will see some colon cancer

testimonials there. Here is the group name to join: FlaxSeedOil2

No matter what therapy you choose, conventional, alternative, etc. doing the

Budwig diet at the same time would be an EXCELLENT idea!.

Pat Haas - near Seattle

>

> Hello, I put in a post a while ago and can't seem to find the responses to it…

> I am a 33 year old female with 2 young children. I am battling colon cancer.

The cancer has been completely removed from the colon but has moved to the liver

and now creeping in my lungs. I read about a protocol that some colon cancer

patients were trying and I'd like to try it. My oncologist thinks I should just

stick with the conventional treatments but so far it's not doing as much as I

would like it to do. I think it was called the Budwig Protocol? Is anyone

familiar with that? Any suggestions on directions I should be heading. I'm

looking to start something NOW. I need to be here to raise my kids. Somebody

please help guide me in the right direction.

>

[Guest guest]

I definitely agree about contacting ... he is less biased than other

alternative clinics in that he is not selling just one type of treatment. He

researches all the options and supplements and recommends the " best of the best "

for your particular situation.

Also, I would seriously get your vitamin D levels checked and start

supplementing D3, most likely more than recommended by the FDA. Vitamin D

deficiency is closely tied to Colon cancer, and the higher your levels, the

greater your chance of survival. Until you know your level, you cannot safely

supplement to address your deficiency. If your doctor won't test, then you can

participate in the grassrootshealth study and they will send you a test in the

mail.

http://grassrootshealth.net/ - has some great presentations / videos on Vitamin

D and Cancer... check the one at the bottom of the main page.

Patti