Re: People in the UK opting for alternative cancer treatment

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Can you share with us what supplements do you take?

In a message dated 4/11/2010 1:11:28 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

nuro@... writes:

I was diagnosed with Non Hodgkins Lymphoma a year ago. The initial

diagnoses & staging procedures done by the NHS of a biopsy, CT & PET scan

revealed

that I had a diffuse high grade stage 1 NHL with one palpable tumour in my

breast.

I decided to go onto a purely alternative protocol of diet (mainly organic

food, green juices, etc) supplements & regular detox procedures.

I feel physically & mentally strong & healthy. The tumour hasn't grown, in

fact if anything it got smaller. Regular Navarro tests show that my health

is improving and I am close to no detectable cancer cells.

During the year I regularly went to see the oncologist. I wanted to stay

in touch in case I developed symptoms and so I would have the option of the

initially suggested route of chemotherapy.

Now after what I would call a very successful year I requested another PET

scan to check if I really do as well as I feel and as the Navarro tests

suggest.

I was told by the oncologist that as I am not agreeing to the recommended

medical treatment of either chemotherapy or radiation therapy, I wasn't

eligible for any further tests unless I agree to embark on the chemo or

radiation therapy route now.

Has anybody here had any similar experiences with the NHS in the UK? If

yes, do you have any information on the legal situation of such case?

Thank you for your time

Nuro