Re: Brain tumour - Gr 2 Oligoastrocytoma

[Guest guest]

Check out cancertutor.com for starters.

Also:

oleandersoup

Ritz

On Jan 9, 2009, at 10:19 PM, Diane Carpenter wrote:

> Hi there, I'm new to the group. My husband (43) was diagnosed with

> Grade 2 Oligoastrocytoma brain tumour in May of 2008. They removed

> the bulk of the tumour with surgery, then he had 33 radiation

> treatments. His first MRI since the radiation shows that there is

> " increased growth " in the residual tumour pieces.

>

> I'm wondering what we can do on our own to try to slow down/kill the

> growth? Any herbal products, diet information, or website links

> would be greatly appreciated.

>

> If anyone has a similar conditon, I'd love to hear your experience.

>

> Thanks,

> Diane

>

[Guest guest]

Some things that cross the blood-brain barrier and might be helpful

include: Cantron, paw paw, graviola, and Sutherlandia OPC. They can

even be used at the same time. If the cancer becomes undetectable

discontinue the paw paw.

Mike

Diane Carpenter wrote:

>

> Hi there, I'm new to the group. My husband (43) was diagnosed with

> Grade 2 Oligoastrocytoma brain tumour in May of 2008. They removed the

> bulk of the tumour with surgery, then he had 33 radiation treatments.

> His first MRI since the radiation shows that there is " increased

> growth " in the residual tumour pieces.

>

> I'm wondering what we can do on our own to try to slow down/kill the

> growth? Any herbal products, diet information, or website links would

> be greatly appreciated.

>

> If anyone has a similar conditon, I'd love to hear your experience.

>

> Thanks,

> Diane

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Mike, I just wanna know why you said if cancer becomes undetectable

discontinue Paw Paw. Is it because it's so powerful that it will eliminate

cancer of the brain more surely. Also my sister in law who was diagnosed with

stage iv gall bladder C. The relatives did not allow me to administer Paw Paw I

got from USA and we lost her on 18th oct 2008. So I still worry and regret the

relatives did not allow me to give it to her and want to share your knowledge so

that maybe one day I can help another here in Sri Lanka.

Vishwajith

From: " Golden, D.C. "

Some things that cross the blood-brain barrier and might be helpful

include: Cantron, paw paw, graviola, and Sutherlandia OPC. They can

even be used at the same time. If the cancer becomes undetectable

discontinue the paw paw.

Mike