Re: Carl > Introduction....Need Feedback/Recommendations

[Guest guest]

Hi Carl,

Sorry to hear about your problem. Stick with the Budwig protocol/diet [FOCC] you

cannot go wrong with that.

These are my recommendations:

Check into Artemsiinin, it's supposed to be a great cancer fighter. Here is an

article about it...

http://www.news-medical.net/news/2005/02/09/7694.aspx

This is where you can buy it...

http://www.nutricology.com/Artemisinin-90-Vegetarian-Caps-p-16414.html

I would buy some dried papaya leaves and make a tea of it and drink it everyday

all day long. To this tea I would add turmeric, ginger root and cinnamon stick.

You can get papaya leaves at mountain rose herbs...

http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/learn/papaya_leaf.php

You should stay away from pork and beef, sugar and white flour. Eat some chicken

and seafood but mainly fresh vegetables preferably raw...some steamed. If you

must use an oil use virgin coconut oil and it would not hurt to take a Tblp or

so daily.

There are all kinds of supplements you should be taking such as alpha lipoic

acid, glutathione, CoQ10, plenty of C and B vitamins. Do some research on

supplements for cancer.

Drink only distilled water and a lot of it. Get plenty of fresh air and do deep

breathing exercises, body rubs and bathe often. Live with an attitude of

gratitude. Do whatever brings you joy. Love and laugh often.

Well, this should get you started. I'm pulling for you, .

Take care and get well,

Sandy

" carl_in_monroe " wrote:

Hello everyone. I've been a " lurker " for several months. I'm a 55 year old male.

I was diagnosed with stage 4 rectal cancer with mets to my liver in May of '08.

Tumor was large enough to prevent a colonoscopy from being performed. I

established a relationship with a gastroenterologist and oncologist at this

time. On 6/18/08 I was fitted with a mediport and colostomy bag. I underwent

chemo and radiation which ended approx Thanksgiving weekend of '08. On 2/18/09 I

underwent major surgery for removal of the main rectal tumor and piece of my

liver. Surgery took over 10 hours. Since surgery, I make visits to my oncologist

for a port flush and blood test. My CAS level has been going up (approx 35 now).

Doctor sent me for PET scan which showed activity at the original rectal site.

Thank God, the rest of my body is " clean " . My doctor feels that during the

surgery, the tumor was not completely removed. He believes that this is a

" local " problem and advises

me to have surgery for removal. I have faith in the doctor but I am looking for

additional input from people that may have gone down this road in the past. I

have been doing the FOCC for a few months. Other than this issue, I am in very

good health. Thanks for the responses.

Carl in Monroe

[Guest guest]

[Correction re previous post]

I'm pulling for you, Carl [not ]. I guess must be thinking of

me...wonder who is?

The best,

Sandy

> Hi Carl,

> Sorry to hear about your problem. Stick with the Budwig

> protocol/diet [FOCC] you cannot go wrong with that.

>

> These are my recommendations:......<snip>

>

> Well, this should get you started. I'm pulling for you, .

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