Brain Cancer

August 11, 2000

Hi,

I met a person at the doctor's with astrocytoma cancer. The tumor had been

removed and he is scheduled for radiation. I told him about

cures for canceregroups I wanted to give him the site address for the

egroup on brain tumors, but I do not know it.

It was posted at one time, but I did not saved the information. Can someone

repost it please?

Thanks,

Xavier

May 11, 2001

Can anyone help with the attached problem?

Name: Joan Pigon

Email: JPIGON5740@...

Comments: My 34 yr old neice has brain cancer--several tumors, inoperable. I

think it is & quot;asrocytoma & quot;. She started treatment last fall, and had

her first good mri--showed no new growth last month. She now has two compact

fractures in back, and now the dr. does not want to treat her with chemo

anymore, but wants to put her in hospice. The family is not ready to give up

and has not tried any alternative treatments. Ny ideas or hope. I know this is

an aggressive form of cancer, but this gal has tolerated everything they have

thrown at her and is a real fighter.

Appreciate any hope or advice. Thanks--Joan

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May 12, 2001

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FW: brain cancer

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November 15, 2001

Brain Cancer

>

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > My husband has been battling with Glioblastoma MultiformeIV since

Dec

> O0, combining conventional treatments with natural immune boosting

> supplements and herbs.

> >

> > Weary with the conventional treatments and all that goes with them we

are

> seeking new tried and tested complementary treatments to work alone or

> alongside chemo for an improved quality of life.

> >

> > Any survivor stories from those who have been affected by this 'horror'

> would be greatly appreciated.

> >

> > We are currently looking at a number of options namely Cantron, sharks

> liver oil, Dendritic Cell Therapy, Antineoplastons, Laetrile -does anyone

> out there have knowledge or experience of any of these treatments or

> suggestions for any other treatments.

> >

> > Would dearly love to hear from you.

> >

> > Lindsey

> >

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November 17, 2001

My four year old son has an inoperable hypothalamic optic glioma.

Because there is no conventional treatment for him at the moment we

have been treating him alternately. We have managed to increase his

apetite and weight and his energy levels are very high at the moment.

We have had some regression of his tumor and he has lost some of the

symptoms he was displaying a few months ago. All I can do is tell you

what we give him and see if anything will help you. Research them

first. Bovine tracheal cartilage (he is too young for the shark

cartilage)The laetrille therapy is good in theory. Try any foods that

contain the Vitamin B17. We have a product in Australia that has 9

sources of Vit B17. Oxygen rich ionised alkaline Water (Ph of 9.5)

helps flush out the toxins and reduce acidity in the body. Pawpaw and

kombucha concerntrated liquid. Paw paw has some good anti cancer

properties. We are also using a blend of oils that we massage on

areas of his body. email me if you would like the info in more detail.

(it would make this message too long)Most of the things we are giving

him is natural things. We keep a positive atitude and he keeps

informing us that he is better. We have managed to delay chemotherapy

and if he does need to have it we know that we have boosted his

immune system which will help him cope with chemo better. Feel free

to email me I will help you with whatever I can.

>

> Hi

>

> My husband has been battling with Glioblastoma MultiformeIV

since Dec O0, combining conventional treatments with natural immune

boosting supplements and herbs.

>

> Weary with the conventional treatments and all that goes with them

we are seeking new tried and tested complementary treatments to work

alone or alongside chemo for an improved quality of life.

>

> Any survivor stories from those who have been affected by

this 'horror' would be greatly appreciated.

>

> We are currently looking at a number of options namely Cantron,

sharks liver oil, Dendritic Cell Therapy, Antineoplastons, Laetrile -

does anyone out there have knowledge or experience of any of these

treatments or suggestions for any other treatments.

>

> Would dearly love to hear from you.

>

> Lindsey

>

> --------------------

> talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at

http://www.talk21.com

November 17, 2001

Hi Folks

So sorry about your 4 year old son with the

inoperable, hypothalamic, optic glioma. It's good

that you recognize that there is no effective

conventional treatment for him at the moment---yet you

apparently intend to submit him to chemotherapy at

some point in the future because you are trying to

build up his immune system now so he will be able to

tolerate the chemotherapy later. To my knowledge,

this will not work well enough to do the child much

good. You have a serious moral responsibility to

carefully research just what kind of harm, especially

--long term harm that this chemotherapy will most

likely do to him and how his quality of his remaining

lifespan may be permanently altered. Are you familiar

with the Navarro story? Check out the website,

cancermed.com . And please take the time to read and

reread the following post to learn about what you are

going to be up against. I urge everyone to read all

of it and pass it on to everyone who has an inkling

that the world of mainstream oncology kills more than

it cures and needs to be profoundly restructured.

Here is the link to the information that everyone

needs to read and understand ASAP!

http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=CELG & read=24393

Gerald

--- alcornsuejim@... wrote:

> My four year old son has an inoperable hypothalamic

> optic glioma.

> Because there is no conventional treatment for him

> at the moment we

> have been treating him alternately. We have managed

> to increase his

> appetite and weight and his energy levels are very

> high at the moment.

> We have had some regression of his tumor and he has

> lost some of the

> symptoms he was displaying a few months ago. All I

> can do is tell you

> what we give him and see if anything will help you.

> Research them

> first. Bovine tracheal cartilage (he is too young

> for the shark

> cartilage)The laetrille therapy is good in theory.

> Try any foods that

> contain the Vitamin B17. We have a product in

> Australia that has 9

> sources of Vit B17. Oxygen rich ionised alkaline

> Water (Ph of 9.5)

> helps flush out the toxins and reduce acidity in the

> body. Pawpaw and

> kombucha concentrated liquid. Paw paw has some good

> anti cancer

> properties. We are also using a blend of oils that

> we massage on

> areas of his body. email me if you would like the

> info in more detail.

> (it would make this message too long)Most of the

> things we are giving

> him is natural things. We keep a positive attitude

> and he keeps

> informing us that he is better. We have managed to

> delay chemotherapy

> and if he does need to have it we know that we have

> boosted his

> immune system which will help him cope with chemo

> better. Feel free

> to email me I will help you with whatever I can.

>

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > My husband has been battling with

> Glioblastoma MultiformeIV

> since Dec O0, combining conventional treatments with

> natural immune

> boosting supplements and herbs.

> >

> > Weary with the conventional treatments and all

> that goes with them

> we are seeking new tried and tested complementary

> treatments to work

> alone or alongside chemo for an improved quality of

> life.

> >

> > Any survivor stories from those who have been

> affected by

> this 'horror' would be greatly appreciated.

> >

> > We are currently looking at a number of options

> namely Cantron,

> sharks liver oil, Dendritic Cell Therapy,

> Antineoplastons, Laetrile -

> does anyone out there have knowledge or experience

> of any of these

> treatments or suggestions for any other treatments.

> >

> > Would dearly love to hear from you.

> >

> > Lindsey

> >

> > --------------------

> > talk21 your FREE portable and private address on

> the net at

> http://www.talk21.com

>

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November 17, 2001

I have heard there is a product being used in Mexico that is less expensive

than PolyMVA that is having some good results for brain cancer/tumors -

- Do you know anything about it? Something like " Stella Line " ?

Melinda Wiman

www.cancure.org

The Cancer Cure Foundation

(800) 282-2873

Information and referrals on alternative approaches to treating cancer

>

November 18, 2001

Good luck, courage, and I admire your stamina, hopes and will! I hope wellness comes soon! cas

November 18, 2001

Dear Gerald, thankyou for your info. I am a registered nurse and I

know what chemotherapy can do. We are not keen on our son having it

at all. My alternative treatment knowledge is limited at the moment,

but I intend to keep looking for anything that will help. My son has

neurofibromatosis and even if we were to beat this glioma, there is

no way of stopping a new glioma starting. His life is going to be

full of ups and downs. There are many other problems that will appear

as he grows and these will be much harder to deal with naturally. He

has the right attitude and he is working with us in his treatment.I

will look into the site you have sugested and if you think of

anything else, I would be happy for you to pass it on. Sue

May 19, 2002

Brain cancer

> Name: Glen Passaretti

> Email: glen@...

> Comments: I ran into your great site doing some research on Alternative

Cancer Cures for my father in law. He just had a malignent brain tumor

removed and the Doctors say he might only have a few months to live even

with radiation. Need to get any helpful info as soon as possible to help

him. Do you know of anything that has proven successfull in these cases?

How about Cancell or B-17 ?

>

> Any help would be much appreciated.

>

> Regards,

>

> Glen

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May 19, 2002

Brain cancer

> Name: Glen Passaretti

> Email: glen@...

> Comments: I ran into your great site doing some research on Alternative

Cancer Cures for my father in law. He just had a malignent brain tumor

removed and the Doctors say he might only have a few months to live even

with radiation. Need to get any helpful info as soon as possible to help

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How about Cancell or B-17 ?

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May 21, 2002

Try talking to some survivors.

http://www.brave-souls.com/speak-with-survivors/

You can email or call us for doctors to consider talking to.

Melinda Wiman

www.cancure.org

The Cancer Cure Foundation

(800) 282-2873 or (805) 498-0185

Information and referrals on alternative approaches to treating cancer

or help with side effects of chemo/radiation

Brain cancer

>

> > Name: Glen Passaretti

> > Email: glen@...

> > Comments: I ran into your great site doing some research on Alternative

> Cancer Cures for my father in law. He just had a malignent brain tumor

> removed and the Doctors say he might only have a few months to live even

> with radiation. Need to get any helpful info as soon as possible to help

> him. Do you know of anything that has proven successfull in these cases?

> How about Cancell or B-17 ?

> >

> > Any help would be much appreciated.

> >

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September 21, 2005

I think the new brain hospital will service the cases that is expected from

cell phone usage.

Remember. cancer can not live in a oxygenated system. Cancer cures were

known about back in the thirties. The only problem with the cancer cures

from back then, is there is not much profit in them. With science spending

billions annually, that is a lucrative business in itself. Why would the

scientific field want to disclose information that is simple and cheap?

Cancer is when the body has toxic material that can not be eliminated, and

seals it off from bothering. As the material becomes larger in amount, the

sealed off area becomes larger (tumor). If the body is well nourished, has

good circulation, and a good supply of oxygen, the tumor will diminish in

size and be eliminated completely. In today's medicine, the focus is on

treating the symptom, not eliminating the cause.

Anne - MaternityWise wrote:

I didn't know the U of M is building a new hospital.

thanks for the info. is it ONLY for brain cancer victims?

If so, must be a lot more common than I thought.

My father died from an aggressive brain tumor when I was 15. Obviously I

have some real serious fear issues about cancer and it's causes. Makes me a

bit paranoid about things sometimes, actually, but I try to not let it show.

*wink*

I'm doing what I can afford to avoid pesticides, chemicals, radiation and

whatever other yuck I can keep my family away from within reason.

It's sad to think that there are soooo many causes of cancer in our world,

and people get on these kicks about one chemical or another. They never did

" conclusively " find out what caused my Dad's, but one thing I know is that

it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that the more risk factors you

live with, the higher your chances. So, we try to live clean, but it's so

hopeless. You can't breathe or sleep or eat or take a poop anymore without

encountering something that's dangerous for you. And we are not

millionaires. not even close.

money can't buy happiness, but it CAN buy healthy food, clean air, a large

piece of virgin land and a way out of constant stress.

I give up and trust God to tell me what is the most important thing to avoid

and then what to do about the rest...

I know anti-oxidants are helpful in the fight against cancer. Anybody else

know of any breakthroughs worth looking into?

certain foods, drinks, etc? CA

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Thanks

Bill

Brain Cancer

Calgary cancer team find brain cancer " switch " Aug-07 10:29 am

Switch' may be vital in brain cancer treatment

Updated Tue. Aug. 14 2007 9:29 AM ET

CTV.ca News Staff

Researchers have identified a " switch " mechanism that could provide a

vital breakthrough in efforts to combat brain cancer.

The study, undertaken by researchers at the University of Calgary and

published in August edition of the scientific journal Public Library

of Science Biology, focused on how malignant gliomas -- the highly

invasive brain tumours that cause the most common form of brain

cancer -- are spread.

The switch being referred to in the study, according to

Forsyth, professor of oncology in the University of Calgary Faculty

of Medicine and director of the Southern Alberta Cancer Research

Institute, centre on a reversal of the normal activity of cells in

the brain.

" The switch, it turns out, is basically part of the normal machinery

that nerve cells use to stop growing, Forsyth told CTV's Canada

AM. " In this case, brain cancer cells have subverted the normal

machinery that a nerve cell uses to stop growing and turned that

brake into an accelerator that allows the brain cancer cells to move. "

The activation of the switch, according to Forsyth is activated by

protein that is already present in the brain. The fact that the

switch sets brain cancer cells in motion poses critical consequences

for those with brain cancer.

According to the study, the survival rate for people with brain

cancer is approximately one year, and only two per cent of people

with brain cancer live longer than three years. The low survival

rates can be directly attributed to the motion of the brain cancer

cells.

" If they could be confined to their own area then perhaps they could

be cured with surgery or radiation therapy, " Forsyth said. " But the

problem is, especially in the brain, it's a little like putting a

tablespoon and chocolate syrup in a bowl of milk and stirring it. You

can't really tell where the tumour begins and the normal brain ends.

It's very diffuse and moves through the brain. So it makes it

impossible, basically, to cure it by surgery alone. "

In addition of the low probability of surgery in this situation,

gliomas are also extremely resistant to radiation and chemotherapy.

The researchers will be using the information garnered in the six-

year study to focus on treatments that will stop the switch that

triggers the motion of the brain cancer cells.

" We really want to find a way to either stop these cells from moving

away or to bring them back in so that they can be treated locally, "

Forsyth said.

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April 18, 2010

Hi Kathe

When I had radiation, I told my docs that I was already taking kombucha, and

gave them some info and links about it. Their view was that if I thought it was

going to help, I should just keep on drinking......

They were surprised that I felt so well during the treatment, and managed to

keep much of my energy (its a tiring and energy-sapping process....), and my

oncologist later asked me for more details about kombucha. I have no idea if he

has tried it since, either on himself or his patients.

I would, however, agree with Bev that now might not be the best time to start.

My suggestion would be to wait until the radiation is over, then start on teeny

weeny amounts and keep a close eye on any symptoms/side-effects.

Jo

(PS - A 'welcome back' to Sprite from me as well)

In kombucha tea, Kathe Farrell <kathe.farrell@ ...>

wrote:

> Yesterday I met a woman who told me her boy friend has brain cancer and is in

day 3 of 33 days of radiation. One treatment a day.

> She just became aware of Essiac tea, but was told by the doctor that it would

it would be counter productive during treatment. She believes the doctor has

never heard of the tea.

> However, I was going to offer some KT and a scoby, but wanted to check in

with all of you first.

> This is a serious diagnosis and I have great faith in KT. but......... ..

> Any thoughts would be appreciated

Re: Brain cancer/

Hi Kathe,

Usually doctors won't allow any supplements during chemo and radiation. It all

depends on the doctor but it might not be a good time to start KT anyway. Might

be better to wait until the radiation is finished.

Just my thoughts not written in stone.....btw there is a folder in the FILES

section about various alternative Cancer treatments for those who are

interested.

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

April 19, 2010

Hi Jo,

First, thank you to both you and Jahjet for the welcome back. I appreciate it.

Just want to put my penny's worth in here. I know there are many benefits

reported by those who drink KT. And am thankful for them and just as thankful

for KT. But we have to remember that KT is a fermented food. I don't think the

doctor would have a problem if you ask if you could eat yogurt (sp?) or pickles,

or vinegar on your salad or fries, or sauerkraut with brats, or buffalo chicken

wings, (the hot sauce on those is fermented too). I could go on and on but I

think you get my drift. I may be way out in left field, but it makes sense to

me. I just would feel awful if someone denied themselves whatever KT has to

offer them, on a technicality. KT is a fermented food, not a medicine. (even if

it does do good things.)My friend had a positive reaction to radiation therapy

when he drank Essiac KT. Of course we don't know that the KT had anything to do

with the results, but I guess I can safely say that it did no harm.

Luv & Hugs,

Sprite

>

> Hi Kathe

> When I had radiation, I told my docs that I was already taking kombucha, and

gave them some info and links about it. Their view was that if I thought it was

going to help, I should just keep on drinking......

>

April 19, 2010