Guest guest Posted August 8, 2004 Report Share Posted August 8, 2004 Cory, Consider giving her aurum muriaticum natorium (combining Nat mur and aurum). It is especialy helpful in Gyn problems and may suit her well. Dick Great question; I spoke with her in more detail just after posting this case and found a few things; though, I have an official appt on this thurs the 12th when I will be able to update more fully. The main things reported were an increase in the number of bowel movements and that they are much looser. She feels her stomach has been more active and is gaseous (which is a new development - she follows organic antiinflammatory diet religiously). She has not had any pain in the past, but now feels some in the sacral region which feels like a deep pressure; more uncomfortable than painful. She is not sure if it is the gas or not, but finds relief when she is standing or lying and worse sitting. She had a pap with a repeat where she was referred for a biopsy for the bleeding (on 8/18). She was not able to tell me where the bleeding origin was or even whether she still has her cervix (hysterectomy), so I will get the information from her in person on thurs. or from her gyn, whichever comes first. Apparently she had some fairly heavy vaginal bleeding for a few days. As for the markers of progress, everything but appetite is a bit worse, though I suspect it is from a fear/stress of entering a downward spiral with things. She is trying to keep her mood up, but is worried constantly right now about "what if?". This is partly what I was attempting to clear last month with the split dose of Nat Mur 200c. I am considering beginnning a split with Arsenicum, Naja, Ignatia, or Aurum at this next visit to help bring her into a more stable emotional spot with this deepening depression and fear of hers, if, indeed this is even possible for a wife and mother of three who is being told by lab values and MD oncologists that she is getting worse. I will certainly have more to post on Thurs and really appreciate the contribution of this group and DT. Keepin it real. Cory Tichauer Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2004 Report Share Posted August 8, 2004 No, don't use Maroreck in any "acute" situation. It is used to start a reaction, not add gasoline to the fire. DT Also, forgot to comment that the patient did not begin marmoreck on 7/8/04 because she has been feeling crappy already and is nervous about the discharge/fever that I asked her to be prepared for. If it is possible that the tumor is breaking down and causing the increased CEA, would this be the right time to administer marmoreck to "hasten the storm?" Thoughtfully, Cory Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2004 Report Share Posted August 11, 2004 No. There is a remedy already made called aur mur nat Use that - I have used a lot in cancer patients DT DT, Thanks for the advice; haven't heard of using this combination before. Do you give both homeopathics together or split days. I would think combining 30c of each potency; given once a day for 2 - 4 wks would be therapeutic without too much risk of proving the remedies? I really appreciate all your input. Cory Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2004 Report Share Posted August 11, 2004 cory, look at a book called: A Homeopathic Approach to Cancer by: Dr. A.U. RAMAKRISHNAN and R. COULTER, BA, MA you can get it from minimum price books (www.minimum.com) for $41.50 direction for using split dose method, plussing method as well as specific HP rx for cancer in specific locations nina --- Cory Tichauer <biophoton@...> wrote: > DT, > > Thanks for the advice; haven't heard of using this > combination before. Do you give both homeopathics > together or split days. I would think combining 30c > of each potency; given once a day for 2 - 4 wks > would be therapeutic without too much risk of > proving the remedies? I really appreciate all your > input. > > Cory > > Drdwthom@... wrote: > Cory, > Consider giving her aurum muriaticum natorium > (combining Nat mur and aurum). It is especialy > helpful in Gyn problems and may suit her well. > > Dick > > > Great question; I spoke with her in more detail just > after posting this case and found a few things; > though, I have an official appt on this thurs the > 12th when I will be able to update more fully. The > main things reported were an increase in the number > of bowel movements and that they are much looser. > She feels her stomach has been more active and is > gaseous (which is a new development - she follows > organic antiinflammatory diet religiously). She has > not had any pain in the past, but now feels some in > the sacral region which feels like a deep pressure; > more uncomfortable than painful. She is not sure if > it is the gas or not, but finds relief when she is > standing or lying and worse sitting. She had a pap > with a repeat where she was referred for a biopsy > for the bleeding (on 8/18). She was not able to > tell me where the bleeding origin was or even > whether she still has her cervix (hysterectomy), so > I will get the information from her in person on > thurs. or from her gyn, whichever > comes first. Apparently she had some fairly heavy > vaginal bleeding for a few days. As for the markers > of progress, everything but appetite is a bit worse, > though I suspect it is from a fear/stress of > entering a downward spiral with things. She is > trying to keep her mood up, but is worried > constantly right now about " what if? " . This is > partly what I was attempting to clear last month > with the split dose of Nat Mur 200c. I am > considering beginnning a split with Arsenicum, Naja, > Ignatia, or Aurum at this next visit to help bring > her into a more stable emotional spot with this > deepening depression and fear of hers, if, indeed > this is even possible for a wife and mother of three > who is being told by lab values and MD oncologists > that she is getting worse. I will certainly have > more to post on Thurs and really appreciate the > contribution of this group and DT. > > > > Keepin it real. > > > > Cory Tichauer > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2004 Report Share Posted August 16, 2004 The patients appt with her gyn revealed the vaginal bleeding to be due most likely from tissue friability from either her previous radiation treatments 2 years ago or from her hysterectomy scar. He felt it was unlikely due to metastasis. She has also been having loose stool 6-8X/day for several weeks now; she denies any abnormal coloration, undigested food, cramps, or bloating. I think this may be due to the use of #6 or the laetril. She is eating meat as allowed by antiinflammatory diet, and has even had a grass fed cow slaughtered and butchered for use with her family. She is having a dull ache in the sacral region with is excacerbated on sitting. This may be due to her hemorrhoids flaring or the irritation from frequent bowel movements. Sleep, energy, appetite are excellent, and she follows a meticulous routine. Her mood is good and she journals regularly though she feels difficulty in being able to share her concerns, fears, and feelings with her husband and family without provoking emotional panic. Physical exam revealed +2 irritation on epigastric palpation. Treatment is below. Changes have been made to incorporate rotation of undas every two weeks, and increase in dosage to six drops four times per day. UNDA # 2, 3, 48, 49 - 6 gtts qid ( I don't know whether both 48 and 49 can be used together, but after much deliberation, I felt it was indicated given the tumor location is both interior in the omentum but also exterior on the bowel wall) DT: Use of 48 and 49 id overkill. It provides energetic information that is similar and I would recomment you NOT do that. So you could use another (higher remedy)- 243?. 258? Merc Sol 30c M, W, F (luetic and bowel CA) Acetic acid 30c T, Th, S (luetic and bowel CA) Hoang Nan 200c qosunday (Cancer miasm) Arsenicum 200c qosunday (fear and depression) Gemmo Viscum Album 50 gtts tid Grapenol 1 cap tid ac Lipoic Acid 100 mg tid ac A-mulsion - 2 drops (20,000 iu) tid Colon-plus caps - 4 caps with 8oz water bid ac Gamma Mn-Co 1 amp qd (for luetic terrain) Beta Carotene 25,000 iu qd Vitamin C 1000mg bid Vitamin E 400 iu bid Bioenzymes 1 cap tid ac (for trypsin and chymotrypsin) Zinc 25mg qd cc (support efficacy of laetril) I am considering 2,3,14,18,50 in 2 weeks; DT: Too many remedies? this is a lot to do. If you do that I might suggest you "split them up". Or you may consider doing alternating remedies WEEKLY. That may be something like week 1 - 3 18 50 week 2 - 2 14 48 however, I am wondering if it would not make sense to stimulate movement of her chi into the nervous system, since it was an overabundance in the metabolic system which helped spawn the cancer in the first place. Perhaps, this is too soon a thought though, since it was the toxicity of this region that probably led to this tendency in the first place.... Though I ordered Aur nat mur, I don't know if I should treat the now rare vaginal bleeding tendency since it was found to be an artifact of past procedures. I also ordered "A Homeopathic Approach to Cancer" by: Dr. A.U. RAMAKRISHNAN and R. COULTER,BA, MA to get better insight into certain remedies and techniques. Is it perhaps wishful thinking to believe that the CEA increase is due to a breaking down process? Lots to think about with this one. Thanks for the support. Cory Tichauer Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2005 Report Share Posted April 16, 2005 Kombucha was only part of my " cure " . I also took an ounce of Essiac tea at bedtime on an empty stomache and removed fake oils from my diet. Think about it....if it can stay unspoiled on your shelf, at room temperature, even after it has been opened....it CAN'T be food. If MICROBES refuse to eat it, it is poison. But the food industry sees $$$ instead of health. If it doesn't have to be in a cooler, and you don't have to rush it to market, it is cheaper to sell, leaving more profit for their pockets. I am in Phoenix, Arizona. It has warmed up here recently. I am not sure about the survival of a mailed culture, but I would still try if you wanted one. My culture is the Chinese strain that used to be sold by Harmonic Harvest, back when they were open. hickoryjuniper wrote: >Greetings. > >I am new at this . . . only been reading the posts here for about a week now. . .. but am >anxious to get a starter " mushroom " and see if it helps with my health challenges. (Is >there anyone willing to share in southeastern Arizona?) > >The reason I decided to post, though, has to do with some very sad news I got yesterday >about a friend of mine who has just been diagnosed with Colon Cancer. He's only 43 years >old and he and his wife would like to try alternative therapies (as opposed to chemo or >radiation) at this time. > >Have any of you had any good experience with Kombucha tea's healing properties when it >comes to cancer? If so, I would sure like to hear about them. > >Thanks so very much. > >Devastated, but hopeful. > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2005 Report Share Posted April 16, 2005 --- Trevyn wrote: " Kombucha was only part of my 'cure'. I also took an ounce of Essiac tea at bedtime on an empty stomache and removed fake oils from my diet. " Trevyn, Thanks for your quick response. I certainly agree with what you said about shelf foods and the greedy food industry. If I may ask, how much Kombucha tea did you drink, and what is " Essiac " tea? Much obliged, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2005 Report Share Posted April 16, 2005 I drank (still do actually) three tea cups of tea a day, with food. The vinegar in the drink causes a fermentation of starches in your food. This signals the liver to stop producing its own sugar. Sugar, I believe, feeds the cancer. It also has polysacharides from the yeast cells that signal the immune system that there is an " invader " (which is a bit of a trick) and the body starts producing an abundance of generic killer cells to clean up the percieved invasion. The effect is a positive one, on the cancer. Some people will tell you that Kombucha only helps your body help its self. It does that, but there are also direct biological processes taking place as well. Essiac is an herbal remedy for cancer. I think it works best when you stop eating un-food at the same time you drink the Essiac. Some good info on it here: http://essiac-info.org/ hickoryjuniper wrote: >--- Trevyn wrote: " Kombucha was only part of my 'cure'. I also took an ounce of Essiac >tea at bedtime on an empty stomache and removed fake oils from my diet. " > >Trevyn, > >Thanks for your quick response. I certainly agree with what you said about shelf foods >and the greedy food industry. If I may ask, how much Kombucha tea did you drink, and >what is " Essiac " tea? > >Much obliged, > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 17, 2005 Report Share Posted April 17, 2005 I have read a lot about parasites causing cancer and wormwood toxin being used as an anti-parasitic substance and helping in curing cancer by way of killing these parasites which disturb your bodies natural state of health. This may all be completely without merit. I know we've talked about this on the list before but I brought it up for a reason in response to this question. I read an article online not long ago that spoke highly of wormwood for cancer in a very specific way that had absolutely nothing to do with parasitic theories. It only mentioned its use against colon cancer and the colon cancer cells which have dangerously built up amounts of Iron and were incapable of excreting the iron through its normal functioning because the iron had stopped its ability to function and grow normally but rather cancerously. The wormwood apparently as a toxic substance in and of itself supposedly did no harm to the patients' healthy cells which could easily stay well under the stress of the toxin but killed off the iron-stuffed cancer cells of the colon because of the iron they contained and there inability to function normally and sustain the stress of the wormwood toxins like their healthy non-cancerous fellow cells. That is the way that I remember reading the article and though I don't know where I read it, it might be worth looking into. I cannot remember if that was the exact explanation of the theory nor can I say it must have been a credible source but I do remember that it pertained only to colon cancer and did not make any mention of the anti-parasitic qualities that people claim it has. I'm sure if it is has been well-tested and widely talked about, you can probably find research on it online and/or elsewhere. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 18, 2005 Report Share Posted April 18, 2005 Yes, and as I understand it, once the body is weakened by a variety of chemical toxins as we all are, we get parasites. Ed Kasper says on this page that kombucha can help parasites: http://www.happyherbalist.com/kombucha.htm In my opinion, kombucha seems to help cancer through a variety of methods: detoxification, killing of any infectious agent causing the cancer, improvement of glandular function, and so on. Re: Colon Cancer > >I have read a lot about parasites causing cancer and wormwood toxin being >used as an anti-parasitic substance and helping in curing cancer by way of >killing these parasites which disturb your bodies natural state of health.> kombucha tea/ > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2007 Report Share Posted April 24, 2007 In a message dated 4/24/07 4:45:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time, kz7m@... writes: > > > > > SEE Post # 35797 http://www.oncolyticsbiotech.com/ > > > > Thanks. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2007 Report Share Posted April 24, 2007 Thanks ! ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2007 Report Share Posted April 24, 2007 In a message dated 4/24/07 6:58:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jcastron1@... writes: > However, after reading your 'mouthful' I decided I would write and perhaps > she will show it to her friend and something may proceed. > Everything is being forwarded. You are right that most people do convential, but I always feel that it is my obligation to provide the information, no matter what they decide to do. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2007 Report Share Posted April 24, 2007 > > Hi, > > I have a friend whose mother was just diagnosed with colon cancer with > possible spread to the ovaries. > > Can anyone recommend some cutting edge information? > > Thanks, > > SEE Post # 35797 http://www.oncolyticsbiotech.com/ > > ************************************** > See what's free at > http://www.aol.com. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2007 Report Share Posted April 24, 2007 Cutting edge? If I walked in her shoes I'd make a conjugate vaccine against COTA (Colon Ovarian Tumor Antigen). I would probably covalently bind it (through a coupling agent) to KLH and would want POP-POE with squalene as my adjuvant. I would then make a similar second vaccine using CEA or neuraminic acid or even phosphatidylserine as a target and BSA as my immune carrier. The vaccines would be administered every six weeks -- intracuticular at a half dozen injection sites for better exposure to APCs. It takes about 3-4 months to achieve the desired hyperimmunization. These vaccines could contain no mercury, aluminum, or formaldehyde. I might want certain dietary changes to help charge up TH1 immunity. , your friend's mother has many excellent therapy choices if her budget is not limited by her insurance and she respectfully declines standard-of-care treatments and avoids being enticed into " promising " research protocols involving NASDAQ drugs. At 11:55 AM 4/24/2007, you wrote: >I have a friend whose mother was just diagnosed with colon cancer with >possible spread to the ovaries. > >Can anyone recommend some cutting edge information? > >Thanks, > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2007 Report Share Posted April 24, 2007 I originally was going to contact , however, I've shied away from friends of friends kind of things because, as you know, it is difficult enough to deal with the actual patient never mind a 'friend' of a friend. However, after reading your 'mouthful' I decided I would write and perhaps she will show it to her friend and something may proceed. In the meanwhile I have a call into a cousin of mine whose son, in mid to late 40s has lung cancer and I think, already spread to the brain. Not positive on that. So it's a call I'm not eager to be on and I don't have to worry about bringing up the subject because my cousin knows full well what I've done. In the meanwhile tomorrow is my long-overdue cystoscopic exam and of course, am hoping for a clean bill on this visual. He'll do a cytology anyway but I don't care about that because no matter what it shows I rely on the visual. There are too many false results from Urine Cytology. If he can't see it, he can't get it. Of course if something shows up visually, then I have decisions to make. I'm tired of the resection business though I don't know what else one does when a bladder tumor comes on the scene. I'll keep you advised. Joe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 22, 2007 Report Share Posted July 22, 2007 I heard there is a medical center in Washington Dc, but have no further info! Bill Colon Cancer Which facility has the best treatment and greatest success with colon cancer? ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 18, 2011 Report Share Posted March 18, 2011 I have been part of this group for many years and just lurk. I do participate once in a awhile, but I always read the post. I have ms and Ldn has been a miracle for me. My husband was diagnosed with colon cancer, gist had 14 inches of colon removed and one third of his rectum. Has anyone had experience with ldn and colon cancer? Thanks, JuDea Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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