Re: Tumor size, Cancer Marker Confusion! may take time to assumulate

[Guest guest]

I think sometimes that the tumor itself may be dying it may take the body up to

2 years to assimilate the dead tissue.

 

At least this is what I was told by an alternative practitioner.

I am not sure this is the case with all tumors.

At any rate I would still keep a close eye one it.

 

one person here locally had alternative care and was told the cancer was gone or

dead.

The Surgeon told her it was still there and a great threat, and persuaded her to

do the surgery. When she came out of the surgery they said " good news "

" We got it and it was already dead " Of course they never mentioned that if it

had been left alone it would eventually be assimilated by the body.

 

Dennis

My mom has been on Poly MVA, H2O2, and other natural therapies for the last few

months....she has Lung Cancer. Her Cancer marker (CEA) has been going down for

the last few months. We did another CEA test a few days ago and were overjoyed

to see a 40% reduction in value! At the same time, we also got a Chest X-ray and

noticed that her tumor size has not decreased at all! In the last 8 months, all

follow-up X-Rays show the exact same size, although her tumor marker has been

going down.....she feels quite healthy and is going about her normal life, other

than some fatigue and minor amount of cough.

Has anyone had this situation? What do you make of it? Is the CEA for

Non Small Cell Lung Cancer a good indicator?

Thanks,

Sirisha