Re: Re: , Chemo and Radiation

[Guest guest]

Shelah,

I have one of the cancers that is actually curable with high dose

chemo and radiation. Normally hyperthermia works well with

radiation. It doesn't in this case, though it does work with ozone

-- at least in animal models. Low dose chemo will produce shrinkage

and then multiple drug resistance takes over and the cancer grows

without surcease.

Thanks for the suggestion,

At 10:59 AM 1/23/2010, you wrote:

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>Hi ,how about low dose chemo and low dose radiation with

>hyperthemia? Side effects of chemo and radiation are more manageable

>and tolerable.'Been doing it for my breast-bone cancer. My big

>tumors are shrinking and its only my first wk.

>

>Praying,

>Shelah

[Guest guest]

I hope you are feeling less pain these days. Did you add Iscador, or whatever

the name is in the US for viscum album from Welleda to your protocol already? I

ask you because you had said you would add it . I am always amazed at how little

popularity this has in America compared to how very popular it is in Europe. The

dr I used to work with also uses Dionaea muscipula (carnivora)and 714 X.

Hope your health improves as quickly as possible. Keep up your great spirit!

In light

Lillian

From: VGammill

Date: Sat, 23 Jan 2010

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: , Chemo and Radiation

Shelah,

I have one of the cancers that is actually curable with high dose

chemo and radiation. Normally hyperthermia works well with

radiation. It doesn't in this case, though it does work with ozone

-- at least in animal models. Low dose chemo will produce shrinkage

and then multiple drug resistance takes over and the cancer grows

without surcease.

Thanks for the suggestion,

[Guest guest]

There are several forms of low-dose chemo therapy -- metronomic

dosaging is one. All the usual chemotherapies produces MDR, even in

low doses. It is an evolutionary mechanism that helps protect us

from natural toxic alkaloids, but it even serves us well in

protecting us from farm chemicals, etc. The problem is that MDR's

natural protectiveness (1)extends to chemotherapy and (2) works by

several very different concurrent mechanisms. Any redundant

intentions in biological pathways imply the importance of the

pathways for survival.

Those who market any of the low-dose chemo strategies are loathe to

recognize the downside of their remedies. I learned the essentials

of IPT (similar to metronomic) from Dr. Donato - in

Tijuana. He told me that it never works on stage 4 but it works on

stage 3 about 25% of the time. I thought that this was a remarkably

honest assessment. I have seen great temporary benefit from these

strategies in stage 4 cancers.

At 06:05 AM 1/24/2010, you wrote:

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>Hi, I think that low dose chemo is called metronomic chemo...

>I have read it is anti angiogenic, kills endothelial cells..

>is there research showing it produces multiple drug resistance?

>karla