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Ok, if I click on the REPLY (next to EDIT) inside the previous post header, it hasn’t gone through.
A lot of wasted typing 🙁Zack, thanks for the catch, it was supposed to be high carb not low carb.
Regarding your question about cancer as a parasite, there are several articles about the that theory – but cancer could also be an ancillary effect or product of a parasitic infection.
Cancer as newly evolved species
Is Cancer a Parasitic disease
Parasites that can lead to cancer
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5233816/
Cancer treatments with Ivermectin:
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15548627.2016.1231494
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1043661820315152
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9641399/
https://ar.iiarjournals.org/content/anticanres/39/9/4837.full.pdfThere’s even a clinical trial going on at Cedars Sinai with Ivermectin and the immunotherapy drug Balstilmab.
To your point about misdiagnosis (I may get a second opinion) there’s this article:
https://www.today.com/health/woman-s-grapefruit-size-liver-cancer-tumor-was-actually-giant-t173901Regarding iron, I have an order for a blood test – I’ll add full iron and ferritin.
Sorry about that Kevin. My son is working on a few things to fix in Our new forum and that “REPLY” button with how we are use to it on the RPF is one of them. I am using the program Zack recommended so if you have any lead on how to fix this Zack let me know. My son works and has two new babies and neither of us know anything about building a website. We are getting a crash course though.
I’ve started the B1, B3, B7 Aspirin protocol. I’ve also increased my VitD and magnesium. My temps are now in the 98.7-98.8 range (with my cheap digital mouth thermometer. I also put my trapezius in close proximity to the red light to heat it up. That was based on another Haidut find regarding high temps destroying tumors. CT/PET scan tomorrow.
Of the articles you posted, two look to be review/hypothesis articles, two are only in vitro, and one is an in vivo animal study. In Vitro studies often don’t translate well to living humans taking doses, so I’d say that’s only one good study, but does show a treatment with potential.
But, if you think that Ivermectin could be a good way to go, since the side effects are pretty low overall, it would probably still be something to pursue, as per my “Belief, Faith, and Healing” thread.
Are you at all concerned about the side effects of the PET or CT scans? I think a lot of the negative symptoms associated with cancer (especially hair loss, muscle/weight loss, and fatigue) are really side effects of the treatments. I would think some of the diagnostic tests are potentially damaging as well, especially any test that involves radiation exposure.
Also, cool that you started that protocol. You might want to search the old RPF for the thread titled “Sons Tumor” by Rah, there are some good ideas in that thread, plus I’m sure it’s encouraging to see how a success story unfolded.
One other thing…. I’m sure the cancer diagnosis, dealing with doctors, and everything brings a certain level of stress. I believe the stress itself is detrimental to healing, I think it was Haidut who said tumors grow in response to higher cortisol levels.
While some level of stress is unavoidable in this sort of situation, you probably don’t want to compound it. If you watch programs or shows like Law & Order or Criminal Minds or such, you are just adding unnecessary stress to an already stressful situation. I think watching a goofy comedy or something uplifting is much, much better. It’s also good to have some techniques to bust up a negative train of thought. I shared some ideas in the “Weight Gain from Stress” thread, and a lot of them could be implemented in your situation. Many are free, the others are fairly cheap, so you might want to look to that thread for some ideas.
Norman Cousins is referred to as “The Father of Laugh Therapy,” so you might want to read more about him, or his writings on the subject.
“The ability to combat cancer is not a claim made lightly, but dandelion seems to show promise in study after study after study. Dandelion may slow cancer’s growth and prevent it from spreading. The leaves are especially rich in antioxidants and phytonutrients which combat cancer. Dandelion root extract, on the same note, has shown its ability to induce apoptosis or cell death in prostate and pancreatic cells.”
https://sunwarrior.com/blogs/health-hub/11-health-benefits-of-dandelion-leaves-and-dandelion-root
Also, Haidut aka Georgi Dinkov discussed the B1/B3/Biotin/Aspirin study on the Strong Sistas Podcast, link below. I’ve only listened to the first 10 minutes so far, but even that was very enlightening. The idea of using insulin to treat cancer is fascinating. I think the entire episode probably revolves around that study.
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