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chemochronicles · 7 years

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Health / Hospital / Symptom Update | 1.13.18.

Hey friends, I really appreciate your prayers. Life is really hard and it hasn’t been getting any easier, but God is redeeming all the broken and using you to do it in Caleb and I’s lives. We’re surviving and trusting in God’s promises and in each other’s promises. We have joy sometimes and sorrow sometimes and all the real life emotions in between. I don’t want to let myself waste an opportunity to magnify God’s goodness… but let’s be real, both of our hearts and bodies are understandably and reasonably tired.

I’ve had a lot of friends shoot me texts this week checking in, I’m so grateful for our church and our PEOPLE. ❤️ But I’ve been too fatigued to respond, to leave the house aside from pushing through to daily doctors appointments, and to do much of anything. So… perks of this blog to update everyone at once! I hate that it’s impersonal though. Sorry guys 😉❤️

The last month (or 6 months… or 3 years..) have felt… something akin to skydiving. As Chronic Graft vs Host had been progressing over the summer and fall, I was waiting months and months to get referrals to new GVHD specialists through UCLA’s scheduling system, and their specialists are all over LA, hard to get to, hard to get scheduled and hard to maintain the schedules of so many busy doctors who are far apart from each other. I LOVE all my main doctors through UCLA, and plan on seeing them for cancer check ups, but my first month at city of hope has all around been so much better of an experience.

There’s hardly any traffic getting there (as opposed to the parking lot of the 405/101), parking is 12$ per day at UCLA which adds up when you’re going a few times a week, and I usually had to wait 6-7 hours in the oncology clinic at UCLA between blood draws and actually seeing the doctors. It’s all I knew so I never questioned it aside from the occasional eye roll. But with city of hope, it’s a straight shot with minimal traffic off the 210, only an hour-ish away. To see my oncologist there, they have been getting me in within 20 minutes each time, parking is free and they have their own Graft vs Host Disease CLINIC. And the campus has 3 gardens that are so pretty! I love that I have the option to go and read with the coy fish in the Japanese garden if I have a long day there. And there’s HOPE in the name. These people understand the healing process, and that is invaluable for sick people!

Since being at city of hope for just a few short weeks, it’s been overwhelming. Bittersweet. Thankful to see who I need to see. Thankful to get the treatments I need. Thankful for… some hope. On the one hand, I’m discouraged. This is overwhelming and a lot to maintain for a disorganized, fatigued and busy girl like me! But on the other hand, I’m so thankful… I’m seeing a lot of great people who compassionately understand me!

So in the last two weeks I’ve gotten in to see:

- GVHD oncologist - My main doctor, he helps maintain the entire picture of GVHD effecting the whole body and refers me to all the other GVHD specialists.

- GVHD eye specialist - he’ll be putting plugs in my tear ducts & getting me pros lenses to help with dry eyes

- GVHD wound care specialist - help with chronic non healing ulcers popping up all over the body

- GVHD physical therapist - helps with the progressing limited mobility from scleroderma hardening, tightening and cracking the skin from my neck to my toes, and also tightening the connective tissue of the joints and some unknown organs so far.

- GVHD oral specialist - helps with chronic non healing mouth & throat ulcers, & preventing gum & teeth decay from dry mouth

- Photopheresis / ECP blood treatments 2x a week, back to back days

And as soon as they schedule me this week, I’m going to start seeing:

- GVHD speech pathologist - who will help me regain muscle control over my tongue and speech again, it’s been progressively harder to talk at times. Another tangible reminder of my precious James 1!

- GVHD GI specialist - endoscopy, routine throat dilating & gvhd GI maintenance

- GVHD lung specialist - to check on progress of GVHD lung involvement

- GVHD gyn - to check on premature ovarian failure that max capacity total body radiation caused before the stem cell transplant. BHRT has been really helping with all the menopausal symptoms though, thanks to my favorite holistic md ob/gyn in westlake! Couldn’t recommend her enough!

- GVHD endocrinologist - to check on my secondary adrenal failure from steroids for GVHD

- GVHD dermatologist - to help with skin & the residual alopecia (hair loss)

- Possibly a GVHD neurologist… to help with my broken brain! ;) (Which by the way, I’m so looking forward to Dr. Mercola’s new Broken Brain documentary coming out, by the way! If you’re interested in preventing and possibly reversing any brain diseases like Alzheimer’s, dementia, anxiety, depression, attention disorders, chemo brain or plain old foggy brain - it’ll be a helpful resource!)

- That, along with seeing a naturopath, many well researched natural protocols for each organ/secondary condition, and my favorite acupuncturist when I have time. Well, they help a lot with the symptoms and making my quality of life…. a little more livable!

The symptoms have all been getting worst… adrenal faliure has put my energy at a 1/10 most days lately (which is a bummer, I had made so much progress naturally for a while until some necessary medication changes! But I’m keeping at it!) , scleroderma hardening/tightening skin pain is usually around a 7/10, 9/10 on the cracked scleroderma lines that are showing up on some sensitive areas of my legs - which can make me walk a little funny at times. Thankfully I’ve found some great natural over the counter anti inflammatory pain relief options, which help manage all the pain and inflammation quite a bit.

Photopheresis / “ECP” is the same treatment UCLA was going to start, so I feel that I’m doing what’s comprehensively best… I had an external hickman central line placed at COH a few weeks ago. Each treatment pulls out 1.5 liters of blood, filters out the lymphocytes and treats the lymphocytes using a special medication, combined with UVA light therapy, then they put it back in my body… The hope is that these treatments long term would eventually filter out all the blood in my body… and in turn help manage GVHD.

I have been gently warned though from one of my caring specialists, that these blood treatments show great temporary effects for most people after 3 months of treatment, but after a long time some of the patients have stopped responding and regressed… So, I’m thankful to be mentally prepared and have the right expectations. But I also feel afraid of what’s coming… We’re constantly choosing to make this another opportunity to open the palms of our hands and trust God intimately… Please pray that I’d respond well to this treatment long term, and that Caleb and I would find our joy and fulfillment and peace in the only lasting source: Jesus.

This is my comfort in my affliction, that your promise gives me life. Psalm 119:50

So, the actual treatments have been good. They make me feel fatigued like we all expected, so I usually sleep through them. I don’t feel any difference yet, but I dont expect to feel any start of relief until month 1, and there are some things that don’t heal until about a year of treatments. I’m also waiting on insurance authorization to start a GVHD IL-2 clinical trial.

Thank you for caring and praying for both of us… Caleb needs it just as much as I do, he’s going on overdrive constantly and doing such a good job. He’s helping me see this differently each day, helping point me back to Christ and helping our lives feel full even though physically we are so far from it. Please pray for lasting hope and peace and joy in Christ and also for physical healing. Please pray that I wouldn’t be selfish and that I’d take every opportunity to boldly, humbly, and lovingly share my hope in Jesus.

xoxo

But this I call to mind, and therefore I have hope: The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. “The Lord is my portion,” says my soul, “therefore I will hope in him.” The Lord is good to those who wait for him, to the soul who seeks him. It is good that one should wait quietly for the salvation of the Lord.

Lamentations 3:21-26

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conners-clinic · 4 years

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A patient recently submitted the following question:

One of the main things I am struggling with is my decision not to do chemo.

I am not against chemo and radiation and I feel like it has a time and place. If I can heal my cancer without it I would like to. However, if the majority of people with my type of cancer can’t heal without it then maybe I should go forward with it.

Am I doing the right thing?

This is such a tough dilemma, I can understand the ever-present fears associated with a decision like this and I can understand that deep desire to erase any “what if’s” from one’s mind and heart.

Although I do not have the legal right to tell a patient to do or not to do chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, prescription medications or any other form of western medical intervention, what I can do is provide patients a breakdown for deductive reasoning, that they might reach a place where they can make confident decisions for themselves.

The following is a list of steps I’ve encouraged patients to take as they decide whether adding _______ (insert chosen therapy) is right for them.

Step 1. Assess Your Current Symptoms and State-of-Health

Are my symptoms consistently worsening, even with everything I am currently doing to support my immune system?

If my symptoms are worsening, how rapid are the changes?

If my symptoms are not worsening, do I still have fears/concerns with holding “stasis” in this state-of-health?

Do my scans & labs confirm my current symptoms or is what I’m physically experiencing in-contradiction to the trending results?

Do I have quality-of-life?

Step 2. Assess Your Current Protocol

Have I reached a plateau with what I can currently do ‘naturally’ to support my immune system?

Am I interested in or even capable of adding in more alternative therapies to my current protocol?

Is there another alternative clinic/practitioner that I might benefit from consulting with?

Do I have more time in my day/week to add more alternative therapies?

Do I have the financial capacity to support a continued expansion of out-of-pocket expenses?

Am I reaching a place of mental/spiritual burnout or overwhelm in my current regimen?

Step 3. Know the Facts

How does my type/stage/grade of cancer typically respond to traditional therapies?

What does the research say?

What are the 5-year survival rates?

What is a detailed breakdown of the recommended protocol {s}: drug names, # of infusions/treatments, time-span between each infusion/treatment

Does the suggested protocol seem reasonable, taking into account my needs as an individual?

What are the expected effects {including side-effects} of those treatments?

Step 4. Address “Side” Effects Head-On

Am I willing to risk experiencing all of the potential side effects {even those listed as rare}?

How does my body currently handle modern medical interventions?

How do I currently tolerate chemical exposures: am I sensitive to them or do I not notice any difference?

What does my genetic report say about my methylation pathways, specifically my detoxification genes?

Am I willing to adjust/add to my current therapy regimen to accommodate additional support in light of potential side effects?

Step 5. Consider Your Support System

Am I experiencing pressure or encouragement/support from others?

If I am experiencing pressure, what is their motive {whether intentional or unintentional}? Is it fear? Love? The desire to have their way? Is their pressure founded in research-supported wisdom?

Walk through all individuals who currently bear influence in your life: spouse, oncologist, primary care practitioner, immediate/extended family, friends, spiritual community, coworkers, etc.

If at any point in the future I decide to change course, will I continue to be supported in my decisions?

Step 6. Finding Peace

Where is my current state of mental health at?

Do I have more peace if I DON’T or if I DO pursue Western Medical Treatments? There is a major difference!!

Not every question listed above needs to be answered before a person might reach a final decision and choose which way to go. Some people might only need to ask themselves the very first question: Are my symptoms consistently worsening, even with everything I am currently doing to support my immune system? For others, it might take many more questions and conversations to reach that place.

Take an appropriate amount of time, seek wisdom from a multitude of counselors, and make your decision based upon that wisdom and the peace you experience as a result.

For a more detailed explanation of these steps/questions, you can watch the video presentation here:

Michelle Hamburger, Clinical Kinesiologist, CNHP

Michelle Hamburger is the Lead Practitioner and Clinical Kinesiologist for Conners Clinic, trained by apprenticeship under Dr. Conners since 2010. Michelle developed and directs CC’s distance care program, traveling the U.S. to bring alternative services directly to patients. She is a graduate of Trinity International University with a degree in Social Sciences, emphasis on psychology, sociology and health. She is completing her Naturopathic degree, her AMA Fellowship in Integrative Cancer Therapy, Methyl Genetic Nutrition certification.

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nathanielburgos · 5 years

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“There Is Another Way” - Man Refuses Surgery and Chemo and Cures His Bladder Cancer With These…

Trevor Smith was 52 when he was diagnosed with bladder cancer cells phase T2a, indicating that the growth has actually grown into the inner fifty percent of the muscular tissue layer. The majority of medical professionals were not positive whatsoever, and also he was advised to do the following 3 traditional cancer treatments: surgical treatment to eliminate his prostate, bladder as well as lymph nodes, chemotherapy and radiation.

However, just what his doctors didn't inform him was that they anticipated him to live just 2 or 2.5 years after the surgical procedure (it was said to be approximately 2 years if he refused therapy). His other half, Carol Smith, also explained that he would certainly have been incontinent for as much as a year and impotent after the treatment.

Nevertheless, as she clarifies in her article at Cure Your Own Cancer cells, his spouse was not pleased with the choices her other half was offered, so she made a decision to do a little research study on her own. Carol began exploring cancer cells, therapy alternatives as well as all added details associated to the topic, with the aim to save her other half's life.

She writes:

“Fear is a horrible point, and concern is ripe when we listen to words Cancer cells. Our belief system does not have to be secured. We could open our minds to assume for ourselves, educate ourselves and discover how to not just approve our 'fate.'”

Namely, when the pair educated the oncologist as well as urologist that they made a decision to research study choice therapies before making a decision, the physicians started hurrying them to decide, and also had a surgery date scheduled. Carol took the time they required to locate out all that might perhaps save the situation.

Carol discovered a naturopathic medical professional which helped them throughout the whole way: checking blood examinations as well as aiding to appropriately integrate correct diet plan, supplements and vitamins right into Trevor's treatment plan. Trevor proceeded to monitor his wellness with conventional examinations, like MRIs, in order to be specific that there was some enhancement because of the all-natural treatments.

As a supplementation, Carol found a best organic treatment for Trevor. It was Essiac tea, or else called ancient Canadian Ojibway Indian herbal formula", which is an all-natural organic therapy made from Burdock Root, Slippery Elm Inner Bark, Lamb Sorrel and Indian Rhubarb Root.

Moreover, the diet of Trevor needed considerable adjustments. He had to get rid of sugar, dairy, white flour, spuds, as well as all refined food entirely from his meals. For this reason, his diet plan was now based on plants, with little hen and fish. Likewise, he started taking a detoxing supplement and also DHEA ( a hormone that originates from the adrenal gland), as well as big doses of vitamins C, D3, B17 and also K2.

Eventually, after viewing the film "Run from the Remedy," a docudrama regarding medicinal hemp oil, Trevor's wife determined to include marijuana oil to his treatment.

According to Derby Telegraph, Trevor claimed: " It felt like I was entering into the unidentified, yet the marijuana oil transformed points for the better. When medical professionals told me I had entered into remission, I was shed for words."

Finally, Trevor prospered to fight cancer as well as was cancer-free at the time of writing of Carol's blog post (August 2014). Likewise, Trevor had his bladder 19 months after the original diagnosis.

Carol adds:

“[It] is surprising that we are converted that there is no remedy for Cancer, our story is living proof there is an additional method, and also I am now taken in with only obtaining words out that Cancer does not require to imply death."

The whole procedure, successful treatments as well as healing methods made use of in the instance of Trevor are clarified in the publication "Taking Control." Carol composed the book under pseudonym Alyssia Sade and also called her spouse Perry.

Studies Done on Cannabis Oil

Newest as well as older studies continuously have a hard time to uncover, or verify the efficacy of marijuana in the treatment of cancer cells and also its capability to reverse cancer. Particularly, there has been installing proof that tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in marijuana and also other substances (cannabinoids) are able to induce death of cancer cells cells.

Cannabinoids were taken into consideration to be " a brand-new class of anticancer medications that hamper cancer cells development, prevent angiogenesis and also the metastatic spreading of cancer cells" by a record "Mini-Reviews" in Medicinal Chemistry.

In addition, in 2006, The British Journal of Cancer that THC and also other cannabinoids prevent tumor growth.

Another 2006 clinical test released in the British Journal of Pharmacology additionally found that THC assisted in the reduction of the spreading of tumor cells in every instance. THC was additionally discovered to decrease the growth dispersing by Harvard scientists.

However, although these as well as numerous others researches touch on a couple of essential concepts, there is still much work to be done. It is possible that nature has designed the perfect medicine that fits exactly with our very own immune system of receptors and signaling metabolites, in order to offer quick and also total immune reaction for systemic stability and metabolic homeostasis.

Currently, there is an ongoing research on the results of marijuana oil and also the process of collecting evidence will ultimately show whether it can efficiently turn around cancer cells effects.

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Naturopathic Cancer Treatment: Exploring Alternative Approaches

When it comes to cancer treatment, patients often explore various approaches, including conventional methods like surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. However, an increasing number of individuals are also considering complementary and alternative therapies such as expert in integrative oncology. Naturopathic cancer treatment focuses on a holistic approach to healing by addressing the underlying causes of cancer and supporting the body's natural ability to fight the disease. In this article, we will explore some common naturopathic treatments and their potential benefits.

One of the key pillars of naturopathic cancer treatment is the emphasis on boosting the immune system. Naturopaths believe that a strong immune system is crucial in fighting cancer. A range of natural therapies is used to achieve this, such as herbal medicine, nutritional supplements, and immune-enhancing treatments. Through targeted supplementation and dietary modifications, naturopaths aim to strengthen the body's defense mechanisms and improve overall health.

Another commonly used approach in naturopathic cancer treatment is detoxification. Naturopaths believe that eliminating toxins from the body can support the body's ability to heal. Detoxification methods can involve dietary changes, herbal remedies, and specialized treatments like intravenous therapy. By reducing the toxic load on the body, naturopathic therapies aim to create an environment in which cancer cells are less likely to thrive.

In addition to immune support and detoxification, integrative oncologist near me also emphasizes stress reduction and emotional well-being. Naturopaths recognize the significant impact of emotions and mental states on overall health. Techniques such as counseling, meditation, acupuncture, and relaxation exercises are often employed to address emotional imbalances and reduce stress levels. By addressing the mind-body connection, naturopaths believe that patients can enhance their healing process and improve their quality of life.

It is important to note that naturopathic cancer treatment should be used as a complementary approach alongside conventional medical care. Naturopaths work in collaboration with oncologists and other healthcare providers to ensure the best possible outcome for the patient. They aim to support conventional treatments, reduce side effects, and improve overall well-being.

In conclusion, naturopathic cancer treatment offers a holistic and individualized approach to healing. While it should not replace conventional treatments, it can be a valuable addition to a comprehensive cancer care plan. By focusing on immune support, detoxification, and emotional well-being, naturopaths aim to enhance the body's natural ability to fight cancer while improving overall health and quality of life. If you probably want to get more enlightened on this topic, then click on this related post: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/can-acupuncture-treatment_b_577686.

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Using Natural Therapies with Cancer Immunotherapy

The word “chemotherapy” often strikes fear into patients because they immediately focus on the long list of side effects that can accompany the drug. When patients hear “immunotherapy” they are left with the impression that this is entirely different than chemotherapy and that they should not expect the same side effects as chemotherapy. Although the mechanism of immunotherapy is different than chemotherapy, it is still associated with a number of common serious side effects. As a result, the natural therapies used with immunotherapy are very different than those used with chemotherapy.

The mechanism of action of chemotherapy is through the drugs cytotoxic effect. Although this is an over simplification, chemotherapy is a toxin that damages rapidly dividing cells more than healthy cells which divide much slower. Immunotherapy works to improve the effectiveness of the immune system and to understand why this can cause serious side effects we need to look at the mechanism of immunotherapy in the context of cancer.

When your immune cells interact with a cancer cell there are a number of pathways which must be activated in order for the immune system to become activated and attack the cancer cell. There are several checkpoints in the immune system which prevent the immune system from attacking friendly cells. It is critical that these check points work so that your healthy cells will not become targets of your activated immune system. Cancer cells take advantage of these checkpoints to prevent your immune system from recognizing them as abnormal. This allows them to grow unnoticed by your immune system. Immunotherapy disables one or more of these checkpoints to increase the likelihood of the immune system becoming activated in the presence of the cancer cell. As a consequence the immune system can engage these cells and destroy them. The obvious problem with this approach is that we are essentially turning off the safety checks for the immune system which increases the risk of developing a number of serious health concerns including autoimmune diseases.

There are wide ranging patient responses to these immunotherapies and it is not well understood why some people have incredible lasting responses while others have no response and develop serious side effects. A key difference with immunotherapy versus chemotherapy is that it takes time to assess whether the patient is indeed responding to the drug. With chemotherapy you tend to see rather rapid reductions in tumour mass when the correct drug is used. After initiating immunotherapy, it can sometimes take months to know if the tumours are actually responding to the drug. This lag time must be considered when deciding on a future treatment plan after failing chemotherapy.

There are several naturopathic therapies which can help to support cancer patients through immunotherapy. It is critical that you have professional guidance when developing a treatment plan in the complicated clinical context of cancer. Just because something is natural does not mean that it is safe. It is necessary to have a qualified Naturopathic physician develop a safe and effective treatment plan.

Avoid Natural Immune Stimulants

The biggest mistake that patients tend to make is that they assume the more the immune system is stimulated the better. This is simply not true when it comes to immunotherapy. The immune system is already being significantly activated and we want to avoid additional immune stimulation. Remember, the safety checkpoints of the immune system have been removed so stimulating the immune system may activate the immune system against your own healthy cells. The potential benefit of a stronger immune system is out weighed by the risk additional side effects in the context of immunotherapy.

There is no direct scientific evidence showing that additional immune stimulation is dangerous, but there is none to show it is safe. Immunotherapy is a relatively new therapy so the interactions with natural immune stimulants have not been well studied. Until there is research to conclusively support that it is safe, I would advise patients avoid these immune stimulants. There some medical oncologist who use mistletoe therapy with immunotherapy in Germany and they have reported a good synergy between the two. I have had several patients in my practice use mistletoe therapy with immune therapies based on the advice of another doctor. In these handful of cases they continued to have good responses to the immunotherapy without any negative side effects. The bottom line is that we need more research to determine that this combination is safe and until that research is completed, based on the mechanism of action I would advise patients to avoid natural immune stimulation with immunotherapy.

Gastrointestinal Support

The most common side effects from immunotherapy are often related to the gastrointestinal tract. In one clinical trial a significant number of patients who were given a combination of Opdivo and Ipilimumab developed gastrointestinal side effects. Out of 313 patients, 52 developed diarrhea, 40 developed nausea and 28 experienced vomiting1. Several patients also developed stomatitis or intestinal perforation. Many of these patients were unable to continue with the therapy due to these side effects. You do not have to be a physician to recognize that these are significant numbers and that supporting gastrointestinal health is necessary.

The good news is that there are many natural therapies which are effective at supporting the gastrointestinal tract. In this article I will only discuss a few of many therapies which may be helpful in this unique clinical context. L-Glutamine is a great place to start and in my practice I regularly recommend this to patients undergoing immunotherapy. L-Glutamine increases intestinal villous height, stimulates gut mucosal cellular proliferation, and maintains mucosal integrity2. It also prevents intestinal hyperpermeability and bacterial translocation, which may be involved in sepsis and the development of multiple organ failure5. This is an example of a supplement where dose matters, so you must have a qualified health professional develop a gastrointestinal support plan for you.

Probiotics can also be helpful at supporting gastrointestinal health but once again, dose matters and the strain used makes a big difference. The decision about dosing and strains used depends on a number of factors and it takes clinical experience to use probiotics properly. On several occasions I have heard from patients that they were told to avoid probiotics as it could cause a infection while on the immunotherapy. This is complete nonsense and it is not based on scientific data. In fact, virtually all of the research indicates that probiotics decrease risk of infection4. Extensive safety testing has shown no pathogenic potential in humans or animals3. If you have concerns about the safety of probiotics, think about this, is the food that you eat sterile? Is there anything that you eat which is not completely covered in bacteria? Of course there is bacteria on everything that you eat! This is unavoidable and this is normal, our bodies are designed to consume bacteria on a constant basis. When you have a probiotic the bacteria are not leaking into your blood stream, they are staying in your digestive tract. There are very few circumstances where probiotics must be avoided and immunotherapy is not one of them. By taking probiotics you are supporting your digestive tract health which has potential to reduce some of the most common immunotherapy side effects.

The most effective plan is a collaborative integrative plan that is developed based on the best available scientific evidence. Integrating naturopathic medicine with conventional medicine should be every patients first resort, not their last. If you are about to start immunotherapy or if you are on immunotherapy then contact a Naturopathic physician who can develop a safe and effective plan to support your gastrointestinal health. Do not wait until side effects develop before deciding to seek help, it is critical that you be proactive and develop a plan right from day one.

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It is very hard not to be angry when conventional medicine has failed you so consistently and completely, and yet continues to be your only reasonable hope for help that you so desperately need. I say this for myself, of course--after all, the heart condition that is currently chewing up my life is a "nuisance", my heart is "really healthy" otherwise. I've lost track of the times I've been told that I'm "perfectly healthy" in the face of strong evidence. (With a side of "it's all in your mind", because as we all know, mental health issues are actually personal failures and not the province of doctors.) But I'm hardly the worst off that I know. There's my mother, who went to a conventional oncologist to be told that surgery, radiation, and lifelong disability were her only options, and then went to a naturopath who helped her put the cancer into nearly six years of remission and counting, and improved her overall health at the same time. There's my husband, who went to the emergency room deathly ill and got nothing but a giant shrug. Two days later his family doctor diagnosed pneumonia after five minutes examination, and he spent the next *two months* recovering. I still wonder what difference faster treatment would have made. There's my best friend, who was treated for years for rheumatoid arthritis to little effect before a new doctor diagnosed Lyme's disease. And there's her daughter, who at seven years old is nonverbal, can't be potty trained, and has regular seizures. They just spent a week in the hospital for testing, during which the machines apparently did not pick up any seizures. On the last day, a nurse was, for the first time, actually present for one of her multiple times daily very blatant seizures, and everyone freaked out and went into emergency mode. In case it needed to be more clear that the hospital unreservedly believed its machines over the clear and detailed account *and medical records* of the patient's parents. Because machines don't lie, except when they do, which is all the time. Like the machines at the emergency room that failed for hours to pick up my heart arrythmia that was easily detectable with an ordinary stethoscope. Not that they tried. One of the leads wasn't even plugged in to begin with. After the seizure, of course, they dosed her with a medicine that had already not worked, and sent her home. And yet they're about to go back and spend two more weeks in the hospital for testing, because *what other choice do we have?* So yes, I'm angry. I'm furious, I mistrust all doctors from word one, and yet tomorrow I will call a new doctor and try to convince myself that this one might be different. Because what other choice do I have?

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Naturopathic Cancer Treatment

Naturopathic cancer treatment is an effective option to support your immune system, boost your metabolism, and reduce side effects of chemotherapy and radiation. This type of care is an integrative approach that includes a medical oncologist and naturopathic doctor working together to give you the best possible chance of success during your treatment. Read more great facts, click here.

Naturopaths who specialize in oncology are trained to assess the patient’s underlying root cause of their illness and provide natural therapies that address the causes of disease and help restore health. They use a variety of techniques including diet, botanical medicine, exercise, and body-mind approaches to optimize your body’s ability to heal itself. For more useful reference regarding Naturopath specializing in cancer, have a peek here.

NDs understand that the root cause of disease is often a combination of many factors, such as an immune system problem, toxicity in the body, and stress on the body. They also work with patients to help them get the right balance of nutrients, and remove any toxic chemicals that may be contributing to the disease.

Acupuncture has been shown to be an effective alternative for relieving nausea and vomiting associated with cancer treatment, according to a recent study. It’s also been shown to improve pain and fatigue. Please view this site https://www.wikihow.health/Prepare-for-Cancer-Treatment for further details.

In addition, naturopathic doctors can offer other modalities such as massage therapy and chiropractic care to reduce pain and discomfort. They can recommend herbs and supplements that help the body to recover faster after chemotherapy and radiation.

These modalities can also help improve the quality of life, reducing depression, improving mood, and promoting better sleep for those with cancer. Using these therapies can reduce side effects and improve quality of life in cancer patients, and may be able to speed healing after surgery or help prevent recurrence.

However, there are many different kinds of naturopathic treatments and remedies for cancer patients, so it is important to consult your provider to find the best options for you. Some of these natural therapies can interfere with your chemotherapy or radiation treatments and make them less effective, or they may interact with certain medications that you are taking.

You should also be aware of the dangers of fake cancer treatments. There are a lot of people who will try to dupe you into fake medical treatment for cancer or other chronic illnesses, offering IV therapies and other outrageous detox protocols. Some of these therapies can be dangerous, like high-dose vitamin C and various herbal treatments that can be harmful to your liver or kidneys.

Unfortunately, there are also naturopathic scams out there that target people who are desperate to feel well and believe that natural remedies will cure their cancer. These people are more likely to fall for these lies because they have little hope in conventional treatment and are overwhelmed by information on the internet.

Fortunately, there are many naturopathic doctors who specialize in oncology and can help you through this process. In fact, over 80% of people with cancer choose to utilize natural medicine alongside their standard treatment.

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<p>CANCER: METABOLIC MODEL A NON-TOXIC PATH TO SURVIVAL?</p>

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If cancer has touched you or anyone you've ever cared about, this book is for you. Even if you just want to lower your chance of dread disease, it's for you.

The Definitive Approach to Cancer is groundbreaking. The book's subtitle speaks volumes: Integrating Deep Nutrition, the Ketogenic Diet, and Nontoxic Bio-Individualized Therapies.

Yes, the "k" word (ketogenic) diet is there. Yet many oncologists still consider it a swear word. And they pass that on to patients who think ketogenic signals grave threat.

Take, for example, an oncologist's answer to a patient in South Africa recently. The individual said that he had done research and wanted to go on a ketogenic diet before and during chemotherapy. He might also have said he wished to inject laetrile (discredited apricot kernel extract) to his veins.

The physician's answer was sudden and angry: "In that case, I'll cancel your chemotherapy. Along with your medical aid won't pay for future treatment," he said. That is enough to terrify the life out of any cancer patient. In the end, orthodox treatment prices can decode patients and their loved ones, despite medical aid.

The answer was an example of what experts say is "eminence-based medication". It's also the symptom of the terminally ill paternalistic model of medication. This book effectively sabotages any vestige of foundation for this model. Additionally, it undermines one of modern medicine's "most entrenched paradigms".

Americans authors Dr Nasha Winters and Jess Higgins Kelley are powerhouse cancer mythbusters. They make their book a milestone on many different levels. Not the least of those are their authentic voices. Both have been up-close-and-personal with the disease.

Winters is a naturopathic oncologist, a specialist in integrative medicine, a licensed acupuncturist and a cancer survivor. Her experience of dread disease made her change midstream from traditional (orthodox) medicine to be a naturopathic oncology doctor.

Winters says that she has seen "hundreds of stage IV cancer patients" who have lived far beyond their "expiration date". All because they exercised their freedom of choice to stick to an evidence-based treatment model distinct from conference.

Likewise, Kelley is an iconoclast. She's a master nutrition therapist who has practised oncology nutrition therapy for more than ten years. She has taught in the Nutrition Therapy Institute in Denver, Colorado since 2010. Kelley is also founder of the innovative.

In 2014 physicians diagnosed her father, John "Jack" Higgins, with glioblastoma multiforme (GBM). GBM is the most common type of malignant brain tumour in adults. It's also the most aggressive form -- it grows fast and spreads as fast as it kills. For this reason, it has a grim prognosis -- as have other forms of the dread disease.

Higgins died in October, 2016, eight days short of his 62nd birthday. Winters and Kelley committed their book.

It is a mistake to assume that Winters and Keely are contrary to orthodox medicine. Far from it. They just don't buy into the orthodox view that cancer is a genetic disease. They also don't think it is just down to bad luck, as some researchers think.

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The authors draw on 30 years of collective work in the fields of naturopathy, oriental medicine, acupuncture, nutrition and integrative oncology. They also draw on one of the most exciting avenues of research: the metabolic model. That is based on the pioneering work of German doctor Dr Otto Warburg in the 1920s.

Warburg's well-known theory is that all cancer is a disease of energy metabolism. At heart of the model is mitochondrial dysfunction. Rebooting mitochondrial function and depriving cancer of the fuel it needs to survive lie at the heart of this book.

Thus, the authors are not fans of modern medicine's "slash, poison and burn" treatment approach. They see well-documented limitations inherent in chemotherapy and radiation, even operation.

Tripping over the Truth by Travis Christofferson. The subtitle is: How the Metabolic Theory of Cancer is Overturning One of Medicine's Most Entrenched Paradigms.

Christofferson calls Winters and Kelley's book a "new gem" from the universe of books on the disease. It's "a powerhouse of detailed advice about how best to prevent, manage, and treat cancer". That is because they hone in on the health of the person, "not just killing cancer cells alone".

The foreword is by Kelly Turner, PhD, a Harvard graduate. Turner is the New York Times bestselling author of now in 20 languages. It's the fruits of her extensive research into " radical remission of cancer". That is what she calls people who heal themselves without "Western medicine" or after it has failed.

Turner calls cancer "a mitochondrial disease related to a person's physiology, psychology, and ecology". Analyzing a damaged gene by itself is like "putting on your seat belt after your vehicle has crashed", she says.

Thus, Winters and Kelley remind readers that chemotherapy and radiation are carcinogenic (cancer-causing). Thus, they focus on safe, effective, evidence-based alternatives to conventional oncology's "antiquated and largely ineffective treatments". To put it differently, they mean treatments that make patients "much more likely to die earlier" and with lower quality of life.

They do not underestimate the battle confronting patients. They say that cancer is history's " most elusive, cunning, adaptable, intelligent, and innovative disease". It's also one that has "outsmarted us for a very long time". And while it isn't contagious, the disease is "unquestionably the bubonic plague of our day".

The authors dispense with the somatic mutation theory (SMT) that the disease is from "rogue" cells. The concept is that there needs to be extensive damage over time to a cell's genetic material -- deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). Once it reaches breaking point, the mobile "goes rogue from its intended purpose and becomes cancerous".

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They say that the specialists cast SMT concept was set "in carbonite over 75 years ago" but is now outdated.Thus, they attempt to release treatment and research from "the tiny confines of this tenet".

It will not get us any closer to preventing or treating this "frightening, tragic, expensive and painful disease". Certainly, physicians are "not winning the war on cancer -- not even close", state Winters and Kelley. They say that there is a better likelihood of surviving Russian roulette now than cancer and related Western treatments.

The figures tell a grim story and not only in this publication. The World Health Organisation states that the disease is the second leading cause of death globally. Research showed that in 2015, cancer brought about 8.8million deaths. Additionally, it showed that the vast majority (70 percent) of deaths are in low- to middle-income nations. Research also shows that cancer directly affects nearly half of the US population.

Winters and Kelley dispel the enduring myth it's a disease of aging. They point out that from the early 1980s to 1990s, the prevalence of cancer in American children under age 10 climbed by 37%. They also point out that after injuries, cancer is the next most frequent cause of death in US children.

The authors take a sober look at why cancer research and drug development are big business. In 2014 alone, the international market for cancer drugs hit $100 billion. Cancer might be "spectacular for the economy" but has shown "both costly and deadly for the individual", they say.

That's about the issue. This publication is also strong on solutions.

The authors go over a few old scientific floor but with new eyes. They are aware that they aren't the first to declare that "cancer loves glucose" (glucose). Nor are they the first to demonstrate that uncontrolled growth defines cancer.

They build on the pioneering work of US biochemistry professor Thomas Seyfried. Seyfried, a world authority on the metabolic model of cancer, famously said that we've made cancer to "an industry". He also said that we should "not have to burn and poison patients to treat cancer. There must be a gentler way."

Winters and Kelley devote their publication to showing you the way.

They provide "logical, nontoxic, therapeutic strategies for starving cancer cells of the prime fuels" while improving overall wellness, says Seyfried. Their publication is a "valuable resource for all cancer patients and their oncologists".

They do not pretend that there is any magic bullet or single intervention to cure cancer magically. Instead, they offer insight into how the disease develops and how to stop it in its tracks.

Fighting cancer requires lifestyles and diets that are in accordance with our evolution, they say. The key is to understand "the underlying conditions" that include metabolic disorders and inflammation. These create the fertile ground (Winters and Kelley call it the "terrain") for cancer to grow.

They expose the omnipresent threats to optimum health in modern urban lifestyles. These include the American food pyramid, overconsumption of sugar, GMO foods, modern agriculture practices, processed soy, grains and gluten, pesticides and antibiotics.

They also finger low-fat diets, vegan diets, processed foods, nutrient deficiencies, sedentary lifestyles and stress. These contribute to "imbalances in the terrain" and to the cancer process, they say.

Through epigenetics, to which they devote a chapter, the authors show the advantages of positive diet and lifestyle change. They explain how to influence gene expression and mitochondrial function through lifestyle, diet and even thoughts.

"That is strong medicine," they state.

The metabolic model means optimising the body's healing mechanisms rather than waging war on them. It involves "treating the terrain, not the tumour". The version is also about building the body up, not assaulting it.That involves a diet that provides adequate amounts of macro- and micronutrients, minerals and vitamins. Additionally, it means giving the body enough exercise, sleep, fresh water, sun, love, and attention.

Do that and enjoy a healthy garden, your body will flourish, they say. Feed it anti-nutrients and compounds, insufficient sunshine and expose it to excessive stress, and your body will wither.

Winters and Kelley empower patients and restore their right to be actively engaged in their own health and treatment. At heart, this book is about creating modern medicine what it should be: healthy collaboration between doctor and patient.

The authors invite you on a neverending journey. It's one that points the way to living with, rather than dying from, cancer.

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