Re: CTCOA I need opinions - Bone Marrow Clear :o) Live Cell Therapy (Wet Dry)

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Hi Greg,

" gvblk4msn " <gvblk4@...> wrote:

>grade 1-2 Follicular NHL of the small intestine

>...if anyone has had experience with the Cancer Treatment Centers of America

[CTCA]

Yes, I know a lot about CTCA. Any specific questions?

Which specific CTCA hospital/clinic (i.e, in which city) are you referring to?

> But they offer some things that are hard to get anywhere else

> Hyperthermia with Chemo to enhance the effect

> Arterially directed Chemo directly to the site

> Modulated Chemo less chemo but more often

> Chemo resistance testing

> Genetic testing of the blood

> Naturopathic guidance

> Nutritional counciling

These are almost impossible to get in any other inpatient hospital in the US

(and CTCA's much better than any other inpatient hospital in the US). They're

available at some outpatient clinics in the US and many hospitals in Tijuana,

Germany, and elsewhere.

If it's a lymphoma (NHL) that's highly responsive to chemo (e.g., most

aggressive lymphomas), I think CTCA would make sense.

However, I don't know if chemo (which is CTCA's PRIMARY treatment) is very

effective w/grade 1-2 (i.e., low-grade, slow-growing) NHL.

For low-grade NHL, I'd be more inclined to pursue NALTREXONE (LDN),

antineoplastons, and differentiating therapies like benzaldehyde.

I would look into the following clinics:

www.natural-oncology.org ( Gammill's center)

www.CHIPSA.com

and perhaps

www.sdiegoclinic.com

all of which are highly effective w/lymphomas, I believe.

Feel free to contact me offlist if you'd like further guidance.

Leonard

[Guest guest]

It is sad to see so many people go with chemo for cancer

there are so many natural ways to take care of cancer

Your Health Crusader

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From: Leonard

Sent: Fri, January 14, 2011

Hi Greg,

" gvblk4msn " <gvblk4@...> wrote:

>grade 1-2 Follicular NHL of the small intestine

>...if anyone has had experience with the Cancer Treatment Centers of America

[CTCA]

Yes, I know a lot about CTCA. Any specific questions?

Which specific CTCA hospital/clinic (i.e, in which city) are you referring to?

> But they offer some things that are hard to get anywhere else

> Hyperthermia with Chemo to enhance the effect

> Arterially directed Chemo directly to the site

> Modulated Chemo less chemo but more often

> Chemo resistance testing

> Genetic testing of the blood

> Naturopathic guidance

> Nutritional counciling

These are almost impossible to get in any other inpatient hospital in the US

(and CTCA's much better than any other inpatient hospital in the US).

[Guest guest]

I went to CTCA in IL. I was very satisfied. They treat you like royalty. They

were out of network for our insurance but they waved those out of network

charges and said they would take usual customary fees. They charge very high

prices for everything but so far we have not been charged for anything that the

insurance didn't cover. Guess we will see on that. I had a liver resection

laparoscopically and was very satisfied. The surgeon sat down with me and went

over my ct scan slide by slide. Never had a doc do that before! I was

disappointed with their alternative options from their ND's at least in IL. Nd's

r not licensed in IL so are limited in what they can do. They did check my vit D

and put me on supplement for that. They also did cancer bloodwork that no one

else had ever done. Guess it depends on what you are looking for. I went there

for a specific procedure that I thought they had the most experience with and

was not disappointed. I have found a doc that does alternative things and have

not gone back to CTCA since my last post surgical check up.

Sue