Re: Chemo clinic - my thoughts

[Guest guest]

,

Thanks for the info. I know I'm allergic to gluten. I do try to eliminate as

many gluten grains as possible, but I am not sticking strictly (at all) to a

gluten-free diet.

ar

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> I too was raw foods and allergies got better, along with cll white counts

> went down. Then added some sprouted grains and some food allergies started

> to come back. Then decided to go to a functional medicine doctor who found

> that I was gluten sensitive, which caused leaky gut, which was the cause of

> my food intolerances. So if you are having grains in your diet that may be

> your problem. Get the genetic test to see if you have the gene. Entrolabs

> is one of the places.

[Guest guest]

For us its about prolonging our lives whatever way we can!

From: " arlynsg "

Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2010

Hi ina,

I agree. Much of it could be just about money. And alternative medicine

doesn't always work, either. A person needs time or the guidance of someone

very knowledgable in order to gain the time for alternatives to work.

I wish, however, that alternatives were spoken about by doctors in a favorable

manner. If only to allow patients to decide what treatment route they wanted to

go. My friends believe that chemo was their only choice, but we know that

wasn't true.

ar

" ina " <leepaulina@...> wrote:

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> Yes, the article you linked is interesting.

> taxanes and anthracyclines are some of the most toxic chemo's out there, even

my cancer doctor told me she would never give these drugs out. My sister-in-law

who is a nurse also saw people that were using natural treatments that died in

her care...because they were too far gone.....using useless treatments.

> It is very difficult to know what to do....once in a situation...while we all

long and search for a magic bullet....to date...I don't think there is any.

> While we read about these cures whatever they may be...natural or standard

western.....the question does arrise....is it really all about making money?

>