People in the UK opting for alternative cancer treatment

[Guest guest]

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

[Guest guest]

This is outrageous and every time I hear similar stories it boils my blood! I

don't know much about the UK but I've read these same types of stories through

my various groups. Most of the members end up going to a naturopath or a

recommended doctor that will work with you. You just have to find another

doctor. How ridiculous is it for him to suggest that you take chemo/radiation

first, before he will help you!!!!! That right there shows you where his

motivation is and should make you more than confident that you did the right

thing by choosing your own route.

Your story is very similar to mine - I was also dx'd with NHL 2a a year ago, and

walked away from the doctors completely. I spent this past year mostly doing

very well but wasting a lot of time " cheating " . However, I am not going to

stress about any tests because they just increase my anxiety. I base it on how

I feel and the activity of my tumor, which, rather unfortunately, is on my neck,

so its very obvious when I'm not sticking to my protocol because it reacts. But

unless I feel like something is wrong, then I'm not going to bother with going

back for any tests, as long as I feel good and stick to my program, I just

believe that I am getting better and will be cancer-free when my tumor is gone.

I would like to do the Navarro test though.

Hopefully you can locate a naturopath in your country that will be glad to help

you!!!

>

> 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

>

[Guest guest]

Below are the supplements I am taking. It looks a lot and slightly

confusing but a have a little tablet supply box and once a week I fill

it up. That really helps enormously to keep track.

Please, bear in mind different people have different requirements. The

one below seems to suit me. I put it together with the help of a

nutritional therapist.

1. Magnesium citrate, 400mg p.d. (by nutrigold, UK company,

www.nutrigold.co.uk)

2. Supameg Plus, 200mg p.d. (this supplement incl various other

minerals & supplement, please see nutrigold www. for detailed

ingredients)

3. Potassium, 300mg p.d. (By biocare, UK company, www.biocare.co.uk)

4. E-EPA, purified omega 3 fishoil, 2000mg p.d. (by Dr Tolonnen,

www.eepa.co.uk)

5. Selenium, 100ug, p.d. (by nutrigold)

6. Zinc, 17mg p.d. (by nutrigold)

7. Vit C (low acidity) 5000mg p.d. (by biocare)

8. Homocysteine support formular, 1 capsule p.d, (by nutrigold)

9. 2x3 drops iodine,p.d. (Lugol's)

10. Flaxseed oil, 1 table spoon p.d.

11. Fresh ground flaxseed, 1 table spoon p.d.

12. Bee pollen, 1 table spoon p.d.

13. Soya lecethin, 1 table spoon p.d.

14. Magnesium oil, applied daily to skin after the shower (I stopped

doing this after 10 months)

I spread the supplements over the day

3 drops iodine after shower

1. Breakfast, flaxseed oil, fresh ground flaxseed, bee pollen, soya

lecethin in porridge.

With food, Magnesium citrate, 200mg (2capsules), supameg Plus, 100mg (1

capsule), Potassium, 100mg (1 capsule), E-EPA. 2 capsules, Vit C,

2000mg, (2 tablets)

2. Lunch, with food: Magnesium citrate, 200mg (2 capsule), supameg

Plus, 50mg (1 capsule), Potassium, 100mg (1 capsule), selenium, 100ug

(1 capsule), Vit C, 1000mg (2 tablets)

3. Dinner, with food: supameg Plus, 50mg (1 capsule), Potassium, 100mg

(1 capsule), E-EPA. 2 capsules, Vit C, 2000mg, (1 tablet)

4. Evening: 3 drops iodine

5. Bedtime: Zinc, 17mg (1 capsule), homocysteine support formular, 1

capsule

Best of health to everybody here

Nuro Weidemann

[Guest guest]

Just tell the doctor that you are not taking anything and your cancer

is not growing. Leaglly, he is bound to review your tumour status

through tests and scans till you dont treat yourself. you can even

threat him a legal lawsuit.

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Yours truly,

Dr Khalid M Munir,

RMO,

Government Central Hospital,

Dammam,

Saudi Arabia

website: http://drkhalidmunir.googlepages.com