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I’ve been having multiple Maloneup for 9 months now I would like to know about your non-toxic multiple myeloma therapist
ReplyHi Dequilla,
I’m not sure what you mean about a “non-toxic MM therapist.” When I use the phrase “evidence-based non-toxic therapy” or the phrase “evidence-based non-conventional therapies, I am referring to research I have found that cites one or more studies supporting a therapy that is “non-conventional” meaning not approved by the FDA.
Examples of evidence-based non-toxic therapies would be curcumin, resveratrol, intravenous vitamin C, etc. All have been shown to kill MM cells while not harming healthy cells.
Is this what you mean?
David Emerson
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ReplyWee hi David, how are you?
I wrote to you in April 2015 after discovering your site, to inform you of my myeloma, you can’t remember, and I told you that after three months of therapy with Velcade, lenalidomide and dexamethasone everything had resolved, I had also used cannabis with curcumin and black pepper, I don’t remember the doses. But I have to tell you that I also refused stem cell transplant, and for good reasons everything is fine except for a small increase in alkaline phosphatase which makes me worry a little, 5 years have passed, the other analyzes all right. In 5 years many discoveries have been made and hopefully good. Now I want to follow you more, I can do what I can do to prevent a possible return. So please tell me I have to do.
A big hug Pino
Hi Pina-
Great to read that you are in complete remission from your MM. I too take curcumin daily. And a number of other supplements and foods. Regarding your question about what else you can do to reduce your risk of MM relapse, I created the MM Cancer Coaching program based on what I do to remain MM free. I will link the MM CC store below. Good luck.
https://peoplebeatingcancer.org/product-category/multiple-myeloma/
David Emerson
ReplyThank you so much for the post about csc. I’ve been having sleepless nights thinking of wether to do stem cell transplant or not
I was diagnosed I August 2017 and started treatment in December 2017.
Since then I’ve undergone three treatments, revlimed, bortomzomib, dexamithason and monthly zometa.
Next I have polinadomide , dexa and cychlophosmide.
I have ERS and diabetes .
Doctors in India advise that I go for SCT and Nigerian doctors are saying I should go for maintenance.
Please advise
Hi Rakiya,
I am sorry to read of your MM. I don’t know enough about your situation. But in general, I believe that ASCT is too much toxicity for the average MM patient. I believe that we should “maintain” our health and manage our MM with a combineation of conventional MM chemo and evidence-based, non-toxic, non-conventional therapies such as nutrition, supplementation, exercise, etc.
Good luck,
David Emerson
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