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Why Nutrition Is Considered A Crucial Part Of Fitness?
I am a long-term multiple myeloma (MM) survivor. I live with several long-term treatment-related side effects. As such I work hard to maintain my health. Nutrition is a crucial part of fitness according
Continue readingHow to juggle Hypercalcemia, Kidney Damage & Multiple Myeloma!!!
“…said their data contradicts the notion that bone lesions are the primary cause of hypercalcemia (HC), noting that 91.2% of patients in their study had bone destruction, but only 16.8% had
Continue readingMultiple Myeloma Survival- Magnesium, Beet Root and Protein Shakes?
“…70 to 80 percent of those older than 70 — aren’t meeting their daily magnesium needs. Women should be getting 320 milligrams per day; men, 420 mg…” Hi Dave- I trust you are
Continue readingMultiple Myeloma Bone Health- Denosumab vs. Bisphophonates?
“Prescribers are advised that zoledronic acid (bisphophonates) is associated with reports of renal impairment and renal failure, especially in patients with pre-existing renal dysfunction…” Hi
Continue readingTop Benefits of IV Therapy
Intravenous (IV) therapy is the fastest means to deliver immediate medication, fluids, and nutrients into the body. IV Therapy is quick because it bypasses the digestive system and introduces drugs directly
Continue readingPancreatic cancer- Alternative Therapy-
Conventional Oncology Considers Pancreatic Cancer To Be Incurable- I don’t… When a cancer patient is given a terminal diagnosis what is he/she supposed to do? When a cancer patient is given
Continue readingIron Deficiency In People With Cancer
An iron deficiency is one of the most common complications in cancer patients, affecting 30-90%, depending on the type of cancer. An iron deficiency means not enough oxygen is being carried around the
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