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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The article linked below may well not be about cancer in general but about myeloma and opportunistic infections. Newly diagnosed myeloma patients (NDMM) must always remember that as many MM patients die
Continue readingAccording to research linked below Astaxanthin boosts myeloma immune function. Considering that MM patients are as likely to die of infection as they are of multiple myeloma, it seems to me that astaxanthin
Continue readingInfections and myeloma are equally matched adversaries. According to research infections vs. myeloma is a 50/50 battle. As many MM patients die of infection as die from MM. Myeloma damages the patient’s
Continue readingCould probiotics help myeloma patients manage their chemotherapy-induced cognitive dysfunction? Could probiotics be another chemobrain therapy? I underwent standard-of-care for the newly diagnosed myeloma
Continue readingThere isn’t a day that goes by where I don’t read a comment about cancer-related fatigue in myeloma. A myeloma patient is struggling with this side effect of chemotherapy to manage their incurable
Continue readingRadiation-induced bone loss is a serious problem for multiple myeloma survivors. Radiation can be effective at eliminating bone lesions. However, radiation can then cause bone loss having cause osteoclast
Continue readingWhat is ebselen’s effect on myeloma? According to the study linked below, ebelson causes apoptosis in myeloma cells. Remember that the study is in vitro aka in a test tube. What are the anti-cancer
Continue readingCan astaxanthin support myeloma patients and survivors? When I was diagnosed with MM I spent the next 3.5 years undergoing conventional MM therapies such as surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. Most if
Continue readingChemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy is a common side effect of several different chemotherapy regimens and as a short or long-term side effect it can be remarkably painful. Though I do not suffer
Continue readingIs radical remission for myeloma even possible? After all, conventional oncology can’t cure myeloma. How did I go from end-stage myeloma to complete remission in 17 months? The short answer is that
Continue readingAccording to the study linked below, yes, CBD can inhibit myeloma. For as long as I can remember, people have hoped that cannabidiol aka CBD, was cytotoxic to cancer. Studies confirming this were no were
Continue readingWhat’s the deal with myeloma and infection??? Almost half of all myeloma patients die, not from their myeloma, but from infection? The video linked below will explain this issue better than I can.
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