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Category Archives for non-conventional therapies
Ebselen’s effect on Myeloma-
What 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 readingMyeloma Antioxidants- Yes or No?
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Continue readingMyeloma Remission- CBD, Velcade?
Hello David- thank you for your video and links and this article. I am a Multiple Myeloma patient (myeloma remission) and have been successful in killing the Monoclonal protein within 4.5 months with medical
Continue readingLynch Syndrome- What to know
Have you discovered that you have Lynch Syndrome and have an increased risk of several different types of cancer? Though I do not have Lynch Syndrome I do live with an increased risk of many different
Continue readingTraditional Chinese Medicine- Cancer?
Is Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) effective as a therapy for cancer? For my cancer specifically- multiple myeloma? As is often the case, the issue of cancer therapies in general or my specific rare
Continue readingChronic Pain among Cancer Survivors
Living in chronic pain is a fate worse than death in my experience. I say this because as a long-term cancer survivor, I suffer from chronic pain off and on depending on the source, the type, etc. In my
Continue readingTeen Influencers- Pop Psychologists?
“Teen Influencers as Social Media Psychiatrists” response- I read an article in Psychology Today by Dr. Joseph Davis on the advantages and disadvantages of teens discussing mental illness on social
Continue readingNeuropathic Pain Therapies
Neuropathic pain caused by chemotherapy is not well studied and poorly controlled by conventional oncology. My definition of this sometimes short and/or long-term side effect is simply the tingling,
Continue readingGrape Seed Extract- Prostate Cancer
“Recently, we identified procyanidin B2 3,3″-di-O-gallate (B2G2) as most active constituent of grape seed extract (GSE) for efficacy against prostate cancer (PCa).” They say that all men
Continue readingNon-alcoholic Fatty liver- cardiovascular events, women
“…we found that women with Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease are not more protected than men with NAFLD.” The takeaway from the study discussed below is that being female normally lowers
Continue readingRenal Cell – IV Alpha Lipoid Acid, Low-Dose Naltrexone
After only a few treatments of IV α-lipoic acid and IV vitamin C, his symptoms (renal cell carcinoma) began to improve… While I think anecdotal evidence opens up cancer patients to only part of
Continue readingNew Guideline for Surveillance of Gynecologic Cancers
This article provides important information regarding up to date recommendations from the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology as to guidelines for the surveillance of gynecologic cancers: &n...
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