RE: brain mets - need help

[Guest guest]

Hi Iris,

Welcome to the group. I'm sorry to hear you have had progression.

Some of the items we talk a lot about here is LDN and the Budwig

Protocol.

Others will be along soon.

ar

On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 20:01:30 -0000, " Iris " <iris616@...> said:

> hi,

> I am new to this group.

> I am 32 with stage IV breast cancer that has spread to brain, lung,

> and neck lymph nodes. I have been on chemo for almost 5 months,

> which did nothing to stop the cancer growth, and brought me to where

> I am today with the brain and lung mets.

>

> I have decided to ditch chemo and have started to Bill 's

> protocol last week.

>

> My oncologist put me on decadron to prevent swelling on the brain.

> (The MRI/CT show no sign of swelling.) Question, does anyone have

> successful experience of using alternative treatment without

> decadron? Does decaondron cause negative effect on alternative

> treatment? What alternative treatments have been used to

> successfully deal with the brain tumor?

>

> (BTW, the brain tumor is located in my cerebellum, and is about 1cm

> big. )

>

> I have an appointment with neuro surgeon to talk about radiation. I

> really would rather not have radiation at all, but am not sure if I

> am making the right decision.

>

> I also need advice on treatments that work well for lung and neck

> tumor.

>

> thanks much...

>

> Iris

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

Iris:

 

You are a very brave woman. Keep the faith. You will find a lot of support here.

 

On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 20:01:30 -0000, " Iris " said:

>

> I am new to this group.

> I am 32 with stage IV breast cancer that has spread to brain, lung,

> and neck lymph nodes. I have been on chemo for almost 5 months,

> which did nothing to stop the cancer growth, and brought me to where I am

today with the brain and lung mets........

[Guest guest]

Hello Iris:

 

Please visit the following web sites.

 

Rgs.

 

http://www.advancedhealthplan.com/2cesiumchlorideforcancer2.html

 

http://www.dmso.org/articles/information/muir.htm

 

http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer/Alkaline.html

 

[Guest guest]

Without decadron, the prevention of edemas can be accomplished

through Boswellic Acid

from what I know, cancer patients have to avoid cortisone because it

is immunosuppressive

karla

Boswellic acids in the palliative therapy of children with

progressive or relapsed brain tumors.Janssen G, Bode U, Breu H, Dohrn

B, Engelbrecht V, Göbel U.

Klinik für Pädiatrische Hämatologie und Onkologie, Universität

Düsseldorf.

19 children and adolescents with intracranial tumors received a

palliative therapy with H 15 at a maximum dose of 126 mg/kg BW/day.

All patients had previously been treated with conventional therapy.

No side effects were observed during a median 9 months application.

The recently reported antiedematous effect of H 15 was documented by

MRI in one patient with a peritumoral edema, thus sparing steroid

therapy with its typical side effects. Five/19 children reported an

improvement of their general health status; this might be a

psychological effect of hope for tumor response during palliative

care. Three/17 patients with malignant tumors showed a mainly

transient improvement of neurological symptoms such as pareses and

ataxia. Three further patients showed an increased muscular strength

and one cachectic patient achieved a weight gain. These improvements

might be attributed to the antiedematous effect of H 15. Because of

the palliative situation of these patients, H 15 application was

performed without prior rebiopsy for histological evaluation.

Overlapping effects with a previous radiotherapy or chemotherapy may

have occurred. An antiproliferative effect cannot be stated. To

prevent an uncritical use of H 15, further studies with prospective

central documentation have to be initiated to evaluate the clinical

indications for H 15 in palliative therapy, optimal dosage and

duration of application

>

> hi,

> I am new to this group.

> I am 32 with stage IV breast cancer that has spread to brain, lung,

> and neck lymph nodes. I have been on chemo for almost 5 months,

> which did nothing to stop the cancer growth, and brought me to

where

> I am today with the brain and lung mets.

[Guest guest]

Welcome Iris,

There is a wealth of info and experoence here, I hope you find

something helpful for you.

I have heard mention that there is a Dr. who has some amazing

results with brain cancers. I have no firsthand knowledge, perhaps

others do here. Here is a link for Dr Burzynski.

http://www.burzynskiclinic.com/ph/index.html

FIGHT with all your might!!

Best to you!

Pam

[Guest guest]

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\N REDUCING TUMOR SIZE. YOU MIGHT CONTACT THE BURZINSKY CLINIC

IN KATY, TEXAS. HE IS FAR AHEAD OF THE GAME IN BRAIN CANCER./

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OUTLOOK HELPED HIM A GREAT DEAL. HE HAS LIVED 2 YEARS WITH IT.

CHECKOUT BK: CRAZY SEXY CANCER, BY KERR

" Iris " <iris616@...> wrote:

> I am new to this group.

> I am 32 with stage IV breast cancer that has spread to brain, lung,

> and neck lymph nodes. I have been on chemo for almost 5 months,

> which did nothing to stop the cancer growth, and brought me to

where I am today with the brain and lung mets.

> I have decided to ditch chemo and have started to Bill 's

> protocol last week.

> My oncologist put me on decadron to prevent swelling on the brain.

> (The MRI/CT show no sign of swelling.) Question, does anyone have

> successful experience of using alternative treatment without

> decadron? Does decaondron cause negative effect on alternative

> treatment? What alternative treatments have been used to

> successfully deal with the brain tumor?

> (BTW, the brain tumor is located in my cerebellum, and is about 1cm

> big. )

> I have an appointment with neuro surgeon to talk about radiation.

I really would rather not have radiation at all, but am not sure if I

> am making the right decision. I also need advice on treatments that work well

for lung and neck tumor.

> thanks much... Iris

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Iris,

I wish You much persistence. I thought, How can I help You ?

Consider: GERMANIUM(Inhalations), UKRAIN, LDN, NOSCAPINE, METHYL

JASMONATE, DCA.

Please read:

http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2005/oct2005_profile_pomykal_01.htm

http://www.anti-cancerdrugs.com/pt/re/anticd/abstract.00001813-200809000-00002.h\

tm;jsessionid=L0jQG1by0hgFkhXJ4p28M14VJQ4vvwyM0Kvb3Gy22gTK58rG4bph!-5732

88796!181195629!8091!-1

http://www.elements4health.com/jasmine-flower-extract-an-anti-cancer-treatment.h\

tml

http://grouppekurosawa.com/blog/2007/12/

http://www.healthsalon.org/382/methyl-jasmonate-for-cancer-treatment/

http://www.sepalpharma.com/jasmonates.html

Here's a message from another group:

[cesiumtherapy] Re: Methyl Jasmonate kills cancer 2008-09-26

In June my wife was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. The cancer had

spread to her adrenal gland, liver and brain by the time it was discovered. She

immediately started radiation treatments and was preparing to start

chemotherapy. In July after her last radiation treatment she developed

pneumonia, spent 7 days in ICU and was virtually given up on by the Dr's.

She fought through and surprised us all. She was too weak to start the

chemo. In August she started swelling to the point that fluid was oozing from

her skin, her primary physician started her on lasix and potassium for the

swelling, her potassium levels still dropped and she had to be readmitted to ICU

to get her potassium back up. She had 1100 ml of fluid drained from her lung. 10

days later (September) she had to have more fluid drained from her lung, this

time 1600 ml was removed, the Dr's told me there was nothing more they could do

and sent her home under Hospice care.

September 18 I gave her her first treatment of Methyl Jasmonate using a Vick's

Personal Steam Inhaler with 2 ml of MJ, Prior to the treatments she had very

labored breathing, especially when she was sleeping and also had sleep apnea (4

to 5 second pauses between breaths).

September 20 I started noticing an improvement in her breathing, she still had

the apnea but she was no longer struggling to breathe.

September 21 I noticed the swelling was reducing.

September 22 I stopped giving her Lasix, swelling still reducing.

September 24 I gave her her second treatment of MJ. Swelling is still

reducing and almost completely gone.

September 25 I watched her sleeping, her breathing is the best it has been in

over 2 years and NO sleep apnea! Swelling is gone!

After only 2 treatments of MJ we are very optimistic. I wish I had found out

about MJ when she was first diagnosed, I highly recommend MJ to anyone. I will

try to update the progress as we continue the treatments. Alan

---------------

Best.Jan.

_____

From: Iris

Sent: Monday, December 22, 2008 9:02 PM

I am new to this group.

I am 32 with stage IV breast cancer that has spread to brain, lung,

and neck lymph nodes. I have been on chemo for almost 5 months,

which did nothing to stop the cancer growth, and brought me to where

I am today with the brain and lung mets.

I have decided to ditch chemo and have started to Bill 's

protocol last week.

My oncologist put me on decadron to prevent swelling on the brain.

(The MRI/CT show no sign of swelling.) Question, does anyone have

successful experience of using alternative treatment without

decadron? Does decaondron cause negative effect on alternative

treatment? What alternative treatments have been used to

successfully deal with the brain tumor?

(BTW, the brain tumor is located in my cerebellum, and is about 1cm

big. )

I have an appointment with neuro surgeon to talk about radiation. I

really would rather not have radiation at all, but am not sure if I

am making the right decision.

I also need advice on treatments that work well for lung and neck

tumor. thanks much...Iris

[Guest guest]

very true, my clinic used nebulized boswellic acid for reducing peritumor edema

in a case of glioblastoma multiforme in a little girl. The results were pretty

dramatic. We also use DMSO as a driver to get therapies across the blood brain

barrier.

From: rapaccini.carlo

Without decadron, the prevention of edemas can be accomplished through Boswellic

Acid from what I know...........