<span class=”atwho-inserted” contenteditable=”false” data-atwho-at-query=”@Kevin”>@Kevin007</span>, I am sorry to hear of your cancer returning. There are a few things that might be helpful, and are low hanging fruit in terms of application if they are relevant to your situation.
If my understanding is correct this is a carcinoma of the salivary glands. I am wondering if when you sleep do you breathe through your mouth? Taping the mouth before sleep can help keep the mouth saliva higher and help reduce bacterial overgrowth due to the lower PH, as well it helps to retain CO2 in the body by promoting nasal breathing.
The second would seem irrelevant but as of late I have become more conscious of the suns effect on the body, and for what appears to be more reasons than just the heat as well as the light it provides. There seem to be many systems within the body that benefit from the lights penetration by ultra violet rays, and we know that the mitochondria reaction to light is well known. A Midwestern Doctor opined that skin cancer is actually a result of the LACK of sunlight exposure not excess, with the caveat that if you are Lilly white that you would not go out in the middle of the summer at ten AM and stay out uncovered for the rest of the day. But starting slower and just being in the light directly for a short duration then retreating to a more shaded location but still remaining outside in the light even if it is just for fifteen minutes has shown to improve glucose metabolism.
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