Re: Pancreatic cancer treatment suggestions

[Guest guest]

A few things you might want to consider.

http://www.NaturalNews.com/023348.html

Kelley, D.D.S., Overcomes Pancreatic Cancer in 1963

http://educate-yourself.org/cn/drkellytributeandobit14apr05.shtml

Best regards

Guy

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> Hi bethlehem161,

> Sorry about your dad's illness. A couple of suggestions below:

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> 1.  Fascinating report about recovery from stage 4...

> Revisiting the ALA/N (alpha-lipoic acid/low-dose

> naltrexone) protocol for people with metastatic and nonmetastatic

> pancreatic cancer: a report of 3 new cases,†Berkson BM, Rubin DM, et

> al, Integr Cancer Ther, 2009; 8(4): 416-22.

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> 2.  Check out unique immune stimulating properties/potential of mushrooms

(much research available on PubMed) of Stamet's product called MyCommunity

(new product, but developed by a world class researcher)

http://www.fungi.com/supplements/capsules.html

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> 3.  NeoPlas treatment near Nashville has shown success with end-stage

pancreatic cancer (and is not expensive).

http://www.breakthroughdigest.com/cancer-treatment/pancreatic-cancer/new-cancer-\

treatment-shrinks-pancreatic-tumor/

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> regards,

> Jeff

> www.figpoultice.com

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[Guest guest]

J Gates <dr_jrgates@...> wrote:

> 3.  NeoPlas treatment near Nashville has shown success with end-stage

pancreatic cancer

I just checked out the website and find it impressive for pancreatic cancer,

though I don't know enough to evaluate it.

Any opinion, ?

Here are what I thought were the most relevant excerpts:

" interferon alfa-2b and lovastatin....malignant cells are unusually dependent on

de novo synthesis of cholesterol, especially of LDL composition, for growth and

membrane integrity. The dependence on the mevalonate pathway for the necessary

supply explains the inability of the cells to grow and proliferate when this

path is disabled....apoptosis....fragility of the membrane may leave the

malignant cell susceptible to damage....

Cancer cells are prevented from completing mitosis in the presence of...hmg-CoA

reductase inhibitors (HRIs)...When a cell does initiate mitosis, lovastatin

interferes with DNA synthesis and more specifically prevents proper formation of

daughter nuclei after DNA replication. This may leave the nascent DNA exposed

and `marked for destruction'...apoptosis....

Lovastatin [inhibits metastasis] usually by preventing adherence to and

migration across endothelial surfaces....

Lovastatin...impede...angiogenesis in...melanoma " www.neoplas.org/id2.html

" October 2010...successful response rates [remission or

stabilization]...melanoma...stage 4 or 3c...71%, Pancreatic adenocarcinoma

71%...stage 4 or extensive stage 3, Colon & rectal cancer...stage 3 or 4

disease, 67%....Successful responses...malignant fibrous histiocytoma (2

patients), desmoplastic small round cell tumor (1 patient), mesothelioma (1

patient) "

http://www.neoplas.org/id16.html

" Following five weeks of treatment, a patient’s large, stage 4 tumor was

reduced in size by 70%. After seven more weeks of treatment, it no longer could

be definitely identified on scans....`began the NeoPlas treatment after he

became too ill to complete his final course of radiation following

chemotherapy.'...Lovastatin is a key part of this treatment that has arrested or

eradicated tumors in 78% of initial patients....stage 4 melanoma [patient

treated in 2000] remains disease-free today....best results for...pancreatic

cancer and melanoma...colon...renal...mesothelioma...sarcomas, including

osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma and malignant fibrous histiocytoma [MFH] [and

desmoplastic small round cell tumor (DSRCT, a soft-tissue sarcoma)] "

www.breakthroughdigest.com/cancer-treatment/pancreatic-cancer/new-cancer-treatme\

nt-shrinks-pancreatic-tumor

Leonard

[Guest guest]

There's a doctor in my neighbouring town who is getting rid of his pancreatic

cancer with 30 apricot seeds a day. They should be raw. Ideally in the shell.

Sorry I can't offer any more info than that but it's worth a try. The seeds are

a bit bitter but I think they're yummy, kind of like amaretto flavor. When the

cancer is gone maintenance of 5-10 seeds can be taken for life. Some people

grind them and put them into capsules if they don't like the taste. You will

need a very powerful nutcracker or hammer them on a piece of granite or marble.

Maybe a mortar and pestle would work.

Sharon

PS, this is not medical advice! I would suggest watching the film A World

Without Cancer. It's online.

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>

> Hi bethlehem161,

> Sorry about your dad's illness. A couple of suggestions below:

>

> 1.  Fascinating report about recovery from stage 4...

> Revisiting the ALA/N (alpha-lipoic acid/low-dose

> naltrexone) protocol for people with metastatic and nonmetastatic

> pancreatic cancer: a report of 3 new cases,†Berkson BM, Rubin DM, et

> al, Integr Cancer Ther, 2009; 8(4): 416-22.

>

> 2.  Check out unique immune stimulating properties/potential of mushrooms

(much research available on PubMed) of Stamet's product called MyCommunity

(new product, but developed by a world class researcher)

http://www.fungi.com/supplements/capsules.html

>

> 3.  NeoPlas treatment near Nashville has shown success with end-stage

pancreatic cancer (and is not expensive).

http://www.breakthroughdigest.com/cancer-treatment/pancreatic-cancer/new-cancer-\

treatment-shrinks-pancreatic-tumor/

>

> regards,

> Jeff

> www.figpoultice.com

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[Guest guest]

" Sharon " <hotmocha@...> wrote:

>doctor in my neighbouring town who is getting rid of his pancreatic cancer with

30 apricot seeds a day.

I can't comment on this particular individual, but according to some sources,

30/day is pushing the safety limit. I wouldn't eat more than 15/day, and no more

than 5 at a time w/o medical supervision.

Oral laetrile/amygdalin (active ingredient in apricot kernels) tends to be only

slightly helpful in healing cancer (though probably very effective for

prevention), and probably negligibly effective in pancreatic cancer. Laetrile

clinics use orders of magnitude higher doses of laetrile IV (large doses can be

given safely only IV), in some cases up to 60g/day, along w/many other

synergistic therapies, and they still have very little success w/pancreatic

cancer.

Leonard