Re: Breast Cancer in Lymphatics

[Guest guest]

Some people would do the following alternatives.

Get your vitamin D level up to 80 using only Lab Corp for testing. Many folks

will need between 10,000 to 20,000

units of D3 per day . Accurate testing is the the only way to know for sure.

Other labs can be off by as much as 30 %. Use a soft brush on the lymph nodes

and massage them lightly in a circular fashion. Try rieki. Spirulina has cancer

reversing properties, 4 grams per day. Chlorella to detox. Lots of dark green

veggies. Get out in the sun but do not allow yourself to burn. Get direct

sunlight on as much as of your body as possible, no sun screen. 10 to 30 minutes

a few times per week depending on your skin type. Darker skin even longer.

 Juice using a blender, asparagus, dark green veggies, peaches, berries 3

times

per day. Selenium 100 to 200 mcg per day. Fish oil and vit C  about 5,000 mg

per

day plus a dry vit E.  ABM or mitake mushrooms 3 X per day. High quality

Probiotic with at least 10 to 12 strains 3 times per day. A yeast killer at

least once per day first thing in the morning, fresh crushed garlic (not from

China), colloidal silver, olive leaf extract, capryl, Pau Darco  etc.  Green

tea. New Zealand colostrum. Far infrared sauna's 2 to 3x per week. Work up a

good sweat. Exercise. Educate yourself on good and bad carbs and good and bad

grains. No refined sugar.  Eat for your blood type. The book 4 diets for 4

blood

types, minus any soy.  Reduce stress, EFT, reiki, yoga, medication etc.  Get

any

silver tooth fillings out. Clean up your environment, use safe cleaning products

with out any antibiotics. No fluoride. No lawn chemicals. No vaccines of any

kind.  Eat organic when possible. Grass fed beef. Limit pork. No pasteurized

milk or products. Un pastured is OK. Limit wheat, corn. Get a blood test for

vitamins and minerals. Enzymes with forte. Get rid of any parasites.  Alkalize

with foods, like pineapple and figs etc. Add organic wheat grass powder to

your

juice to alkalize.

Continue with co q 10, B vits, multi vit, curcumin, and calcium with a mag. If a

vitamin has a smell, it is synthetic and the body will not recognize these very

well. Look for natural vitamins. Many medications will damage the gut flora take

only what is needed.

Try to figure out the cause, low vit D, lack of direct sunshine, toxins, poor

gut flora, antibiotics, poor diet, parasites, vaccines, refined sugar, the wrong

kind of carbs and grains, processed foods, microwave, white bread, and dirty

electric, silver tooth fillings, and poor environment.   

Vic

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From: angied808 <angied808@...>

Sent: Tue, January 25, 2011 4:47:13 PM

Subject: [ ] Breast Cancer in Lymphatics

 

I have a hormone-negative breast cancer that has resisted eradication from my

lymphatics despite chemo, radiation, and surgery. I do take supplements and eat

a healthful diet but am looking for other suggestions to try as I am worried it

will continue to spread. The cancer changed from hormone positive to negative

(confirmed numerous times); I currently take Xeloda as my chemo and Tykerb,

though my HER-2 status is unclear. While my CEA has come down to almost normal,

I now feel neck nodes starting to swell.

I have monthly pamidronate preventitively, along with the Xeloda/Tykerb combo.

I take Vit D (my levels are quite good), Calcium, B vits, a multivitamin,

megadoses of CoQ10, curcumin. I was taking Calcium D Glucarate but am unsure if

I should continue? Should I re-incorporate chlorella?

I'm at a loss here and so frustrated...

[Guest guest]

The reason Lab Corp is advised is because they use the ‘DiaSorin’ assay

which assay is the recommended one. My local lab uses this assay therefore I

am persuaded the results are accurate. It is not a Lab Corp facility and so,

all you need do is contact your favorite local lab and verify whether or not

they use the recommended DiaSorin Assay measurement. If so, use them.

JCastron

From: Victor

Get your vitamin D level up to 80 using only Lab Corp for testing.

[Guest guest]

Joe you are quite correct.

Vitamin D status is measured by looking at blood levels of 25-hydroxyvitamin D3.

There are three common methods used for measuring vitamin D3:

1. LC-MS/MS – This test measures 25-hydroxyvitamin D2 and D3 separately

2. RIA (DiaSorin) -- Developed in 1985, it accurately measures total

25-hydroxyvitamin D (It does not separate D2 and D3)

3. Liaison (DiaSorin)--  a more recently developed automated immunoassay by

DiaSorin that has largely replaced the RIA

The LC-MS/MS (liquid chromotatography-mass spectrometry) method is the preferred

method for many labs, including the Mayo Clinic, Esoterix, ZRT, and others,

while Liaison is favored by other testing labs like LabCorp.

Recent developments in 2008 have made it clear that there are irregularities in

the values obtained from the different testing methods. Although results from

any of the three assays may be analytically accurate, they might not be

clinically accurate, which is, ultimately, what matters.

Since the DiaSorin assay (RIA) was used in the major clinical studies that led

to the recommended vitamin D levels, any lab using the LC-MS/MS  method need to

make sure their test correlate with the RIA test values in order to accurately

determine your vitamin D status.

Tt’s imperative that you find out if your lab has performed the appropriate

recalibrations against DiaSorin’s assays. Otherwise your vitamin D levels may

be

vastly overstated, in some cases by as much as 40 percent, meaning you may get

the green light that your levels are fine, when in fact you are deficient, or

perhaps even dangerously low.

 

Vic

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From: JoeCastron <jcastron1@...>

Sent: Tue, January 25, 2011 11:31:35 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Breast Cancer in Lymphatics

 

The reason Lab Corp is advised is because they use the ‘DiaSorin’ assay

which

assay is the recommended one. My local lab uses this assay therefore I am

persuaded the results are accurate. It is not a Lab Corp facility and so, all

you need do is contact your favorite local lab and verify whether or not they

use the recommended DiaSorin Assay measurement. If so, use them.

JCastron

From: Victor

Get your vitamin D level up to 80 using only Lab Corp for testing.

[Guest guest]

That is a much more thorough explanation than I offered. Thanks.

At least you directed people properly.

Joe

From: Victor Swiercz

Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2011 6:42 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] Breast Cancer in Lymphatics

Joe you are quite correct.

Vitamin D status is measured by looking at blood levels of 25-hydroxyvitamin D3.

There are three common methods used for measuring vitamin D3:

1. LC-MS/MS – This test measures 25-hydroxyvitamin D2 and D3 separately

2. RIA (DiaSorin) -- Developed in 1985, it accurately measures total

25-hydroxyvitamin D (It does not separate D2 and D3)

3. Liaison (DiaSorin)-- a more recently developed automated immunoassay by

DiaSorin that has largely replaced the RIA

The LC-MS/MS (liquid chromotatography-mass spectrometry) method is the preferred

method for many labs, including the Mayo Clinic, Esoterix, ZRT, and others,

while Liaison is favored by other testing labs like LabCorp.

Recent developments in 2008 have made it clear that there are irregularities in

the values obtained from the different testing methods. Although results from

any of the three assays may be analytically accurate, they might not be

clinically accurate, which is, ultimately, what matters.

Since the DiaSorin assay (RIA) was used in the major clinical studies that led

to the recommended vitamin D levels, any lab using the LC-MS/MS method need to

make sure their test correlate with the RIA test values in order to accurately

determine your vitamin D status.

Tt’s imperative that you find out if your lab has performed the appropriate

recalibrations against DiaSorin’s assays. Otherwise your vitamin D levels may

be

vastly overstated, in some cases by as much as 40 percent, meaning you may get

the green light that your levels are fine, when in fact you are deficient, or

perhaps even dangerously low.

Vic

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From: JoeCastron <mailto:jcastron1%40comcast.net>

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Sent: Tue, January 25, 2011 11:31:35 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Breast Cancer in Lymphatics

The reason Lab Corp is advised is because they use the ‘DiaSorin’ assay

which

assay is the recommended one. My local lab uses this assay therefore I am

persuaded the results are accurate. It is not a Lab Corp facility and so, all

you need do is contact your favorite local lab and verify whether or not they

use the recommended DiaSorin Assay measurement. If so, use them.

JCastron

From: Victor

Get your vitamin D level up to 80 using only Lab Corp for testing.

[Guest guest]

Hi Angie,

My stage 3, IDC Breast cancer of 6 months ago was ER and PR positive,

showing the cancer in 1 of 3 lymph nodes. I refused to let them surgically

remove another 14 to 20 lymph nodes under my arm as they wished to do. (Also

refused chemo, radiation and Tamoxifen.)

For 2.5 months, my lymph system has been showing 100% clear by quantum

bio-energetic testing and through my lymph specialists fingertips (and she

can feel tiny little blockages or sluggishness). And I feel fantastic.

I've been doing 5 things you should consider - all of them very important to

my own lymph system for healing:

1. I go to a lymph massage specialist every 2 weeks (going to be once a

month now)

2. I see a 30 year Chinese practitioner of acupuncture every single week

for lymph and chi system acupuncture.

3. I take " Lyphosot " 3 times a day - a homeopathic prescribed by my ND to

help keep the lymph system moving.

4. I spend at least 20 minutes every day on my rebounder (mini

trampoline) to get that lymph flowing

5. I drink minimum 8 cups of 5-stage, reverse-osmosis, re-mineralized

water every day.

These things work in combination. None of them alone would be enough.

I have also been and will continue to take a large host of vitamins, immune

system boosters and supplements as recommended on this list. I work out or

do 1.5 hours of yoga every day and I eat a pesco-vegetarian diet loaded with

veggies and some berries that is all organic and about 80% raw. No sugar or

sweetener of any kind whatsoever, no gluten, no corn, no soy, no dairy

except Budwig, no caffeine and no alcohol.

Ok. once a month I have a glass of organic red wine and a piece of cheese

and man do I ever look forward to that little reward each month LOL.

Read up on the importance of your lymph system on line. Take full active

steps to work on it every single day. Make it part of your lifestyle, not

just a " course of treatment " .

Hope this is helpful to you,

Barbara