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Surviving Myeloma- Post-Cancer Fear
Today, there are 16.9 million cancer survivors in the U.S., and 64 percent of them are 65 or older. It is estimated that 125,000 of these are surviving MM. I have been living with myeloma since my diagnosis
Continue readingMyeloma – Eight Slices of the Magic Bullet
The ultimate myeloma therapy is quantitative- “Plus, Dr Elwood said, “the effect of a lifestyle is quantitative. That is, the more the better. The more exercise the better. The lower the body mass
Continue readingMyeloma Treatment, Immuno, Antibiotics
“…currently running more than a dozen different trials of experimental multiple myeloma treatments, from new blood stem cell transplant regimens to targeted drugs. Immunotherapy as a multiple
Continue readingMyeloma Diet- Before, During, After Therapy
“The point of all this is that, done right, nutrition should be one of the easiest and most enjoyable therapies for multiple myeloma patients and survivors to include in their regimen, before, during
Continue readingMyeloma Antioxidants- Yes or No?
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Continue readingCancer – Bone Health – Probiotics-
“Recent studies demonstrate that the GM (gut microbiota) is also a regulator of bone mass (bone health) and it is proposed that the effect of the GM on bone mass is mediated via effects on the immune
Continue readingMyeloma Chemotherapy – Antioxidants Enhance Action
Much debate has focused on whether antioxidants interfere with the efficacy of cancer chemotherapy. The objective of this study is to systematically review the randomized, controlled clinical trial evidence
Continue readingD-RVD vs. RVD as Myeloma Induction
D-VRD vs. RVD as myeloma induction therapy. Do you care? Why or why not? Both chemo combinations are effective. However, the FDA says that there is one single standard-of-care therapy plan for all newly
Continue readingSecretory vs. Non-Secretory Myeloma
What is non-secretory myeloma? We’ve all heard and read these labels but you may not know what they mean. So what is the difference? Secretory myeloma is the regular, old, multiple myeloma. Plasma
Continue readingEnd Stage Myeloma Selinexor
End stage myeloma occurs when a MM patient reaches multi-drug resistance (MDR). Basically, if you’re a MM patient who has tried and failed all other FDA approved MM therapies then your MM grows
Continue readingStaying Strong: Physical and Mental Strategies for Thriving with Myeloma
Myeloma is an aggressive form of cancer that affects the plasma cells in the bone marrow. This type of cancer is challenging to treat and can cause serious physical and emotional stress. It can be easy
Continue readingMyeloma – Heart Damage Risk 300% Higher!
“The risk (cardiomyopathy) ranged from about 60% higher in ovarian cancer to over 300% higher in multiple myeloma.” Certain multiple myeloma chemotherapy regimens are cardio-toxic (damage your
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