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Multiple Myeloma an incurable disease, but I have spent the last 25 years in remission using a blend of conventional oncology and evidence-based nutrition, supplementation, and lifestyle therapies from peer-reviewed studies that your oncologist probably hasn't told you about.
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Misdiagnosis in Myeloma
Misdiagnosis in myeloma is common. I’ve read dozens of stories from newly diagnosed MM patients recounting months of doctor’s appointments that led to misdiagnosis after misdiagnosis. The challenge,
Continue readingColon Cancer Prevention with Curcumin
Colon cancer prevention with curcumin is one of many tools I am utilizing. My name is Bernie Davis. I was recently diagnosed with colon cancer. I had the tumor surgically removed, and I’m researching
Continue readingPrehabilitation Reduce FOLFOX Side Effects?
Does prehabilitation reduce FOLFOX side effects? Yes, according to the video and research linked below. According to research, prehabilitation can enhance the efficacy of chemotherapy while it reduces
Continue readingCAPOX Side Effects
CAPOX side effects can be difficult. As a long-term cancer survivor, I, unfortunately, have a lot of experience with the downside of cancer treatments. The list of common CAPOX side effects is linked below. While
Continue readingStage 3 Colon Cancer Decision-making?
Stage 3 colon cancer decision-making can be overwhelming. My name is Bernie Davis. I was recently diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. I surgically removed the tumor but I haven’t had any other
Continue readingDietary Fiber and Diarrhea
Dietary fiber and diarrhea. If you have bowel-related symptoms, such as diarrhea, it often results from chemotherapy for colon cancer. Let’s face it, diarrhea isn’t the worst side effect
Continue readingMyeloma. Melatonin and Heart Risk?
What do myeloma, melatonin, and heart risk all have in common? Not much, according to the research linked below. Or the link between the three is tenuous at best. This post is directed at MM survivors
Continue readingImportance of Myeloma Staging?
What is the importance of myeloma staging? When you are told you have a blood cancer called multiple myeloma, what is the importance of figuring out what stage you are or how advanced your MM is? Should
Continue readingFixed vs. Continuous Teclistamab
Do you want fixed or continuous teclistamab treatment in myeloma? Your oncologist may prescribe continuous administration because that is what the FDA approved. To be clear, teclistamab buys more time
Continue readingColon Cancer and Ultraprocessed Foods
Are colon cancer and ultraprocessed foods linked? What are ultraprocessed foods? According to the study linked below, yes, eating a lot of ultraprocessed foods increases your risk of colon cancer. What
Continue readingColon Cancer- FOLFOX vs CAPOX?
My name is Bernie Davis. I have just been diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. I’m thinking through adjuvant chemotherapy- FOLFOX vs CAPOX. In particular, I’m thinking through: Efficacy, side
Continue readingMicrobiome Testing for Myeloma
Gut microbiome testing for myeloma patients is another form of prehabilitation. That is to say, the MM patient’s gut health, according to research linked below, is related to the patient’s
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