#natural cancer treatments

[eatclean-bewhole]

To anyone that thinks cancer is incurable I say, “Have you met my mother?”

If you haven’t heard her story by now, my mom healed from cancer naturally. She did not want to use conventional treatments (chemo or radiation) because of what she saw close friends go through on them, and none of their outcomes were favorable. Instead, nutrition was her primary medicine. Her healing protocol involved regular juicing, detoxing, fasting, a plant-based alkaline diet, individualized supplementation, ozone water (oxygenated water), infrared sauna time, stress management, surrounding herself with love and support….

My mom understood that the disease took years to manifest, so she was committed to this healing lifestyle for years. As a result, she restored balance and she healed.

Google your condition and cases where people have healed from it. If there’s even one result, let that give you hope that your condition is not incurable. But know that it will likely require you to think outside the box of medicine alone.

Book recommendations:

Radical Remission, by Dr. Kelly A. Turner

Spontaneous Healing, by Dr. Andrew Weil

The Gerson Therapy, by Charlotte Gerson

[thepastisalreadywritten]

The Princess of Wales’s intensely personal video message is packed with symbolism and carefully chosen imagery.

The three-minute video, shot by Will Warr, the couple’s favoured film-maker, in Norfolk last month, focuses heavily on the importance of nature and family.

It depicts the Prince and Princess, tactile and intimate; their three children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, at the centre of their world.

The positive tone, the laughter and playful scenes, demonstrate that the Princess is looking to the future, hopeful that her darkest days are behind her.

The footage is framed around the theme of nature.

Since her cancer diagnosis in January, the Princess has found sanctuary in the natural world and is keen to reflect its importance.

She has previously spoken of “the power of nature” in maintaining both physical and mental health and the imagery reflects this.

The footage shows the Princess leaning against a tree, eyes closed as she looks to the skies, touching the bark of a tree as she gazes upwards.

In other scenes, she is walking through a field of wheat, caressing the sheaves with her hand, beaming as she holds a yellow butterfly before it flutters into the distance.

Nature was a key theme in June, when the Princess delivered an update on her health, revealing that she had “good days and bad days,” but was “not out of the woods yet.”

Her statement was accompanied by the image of her leaning on a weeping willow on the Windsor estate, again, taking strength and comfort in nature.

The joy and vitality conveyed in the latest footage is a far cry from the video message released by the Princess in March, when, seated on a bench alone looking pale and thin, she revealed that she was undergoing treatment for cancer.

The film shows the Prince and Princess interacting in a way never seen before.

The couple, usually intensely guarded in public, offer a rare glimpse into their private world as they lean on each other, kiss and clasp hands.

In various scenes, the Princess leans her head on her husband’s shoulder, they lie together on their backs, arms wrapped around each other laughing, and the Prince affectionately plants a kiss on his wife’s cheek.

In the video the Princess recorded in March, when she revealed she was being treated for cancer, she said that having the Prince by her side was “a great source of comfort and reassurance.”

She mentions him twice in her latest statement as she shows how much she values his strength and support.

Their decision to let the world in on such personal moments might also reflect the “new perspective” they say they have each gained from their cancer journey, perhaps now recognising that others relate to such private experiences and vulnerability.

The Prince and Princess have always made clear that family comes first.

Family life is at the heart of this video as the couple spend quality time with their three children as well as the Princess’s parents, Carole and Michael Middleton.

There are delightful shots of the family, arms wrapped around each other and laughing at the camera.

The children wield cricket bats, climb trees and run through the waves in the sea. They are shown playing cards outside and enjoying a picnic.

The images reflect the Princess’s recognition of the “simple yet important things in life, which so many of us often take for granted. Of simply loving and being loved.”

It is significant that the Middletons appear in one scene, playing a classic card game with the family around a dining room table.

The Princess is extremely close to her parents and they have rallied round in recent months to provide invaluable support.

Their inclusion in the video is a means of public recognition, a thank you for being there.

As an unprecedented glimpse into an idyllic family life, the footage is similar to that released by the couple in April 2021 to mark their 10th wedding anniversary.

That film, also shot by Mr Warr, showed the family in Norfolk, frolicking in sand dunes, chasing each other through trees, and collapsing on the grass in giggles.

Much of the footage is shot in an old-fashioned grainy style, which harks back to royal videos of old.

The late Queen and Prince Philip often captured family moments on camera or cine film, and the style chosen by Mr Warr is reminiscent of that footage from Royal family holidays at Balmoral or on the Royal Yacht Britannia.

The brief footage of the Princess driving a Land Rover through the Sandringham estate demonstrates that she is well enough to be back at the wheel and in control of her life.

It is also reminiscent of the late Queen and Prince Philip, who were often seen driving themselves around the royal estates.

The late Queen relished such independence, particularly in her later years.

A close-up of the Princess’s left hand on the gear stick shows she is not wearing her famous sapphire engagement ring.

[speedyz3]

Life can be full of twists and turns. Met with my new oncologist yesterday and she had good and bad news. The pathology on the nodules removed from my lung were Stage 2b and pretty aggressive. She had a game plan all set up for me and I will start a four round cycle of chemo therapy on the 22nd of this month. They want to make sure that there are no lingering cells hanging out in my body.

I wanted to thank everyone who has kept me in their thoughts and all the well wishes for me through this next journey of life.

[samskrt]

Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment: The Ayurvedic Approach to Holistic Healing

[blorbonicplague]

Brb gotta go rip out a bunch of organ transplants thank God that one jerk told us about the Potato Head thing

not that transphobes are ever saying anything interesting or insightful but it makes me insane when they see a trans woman who wants a uterus and start frothing out the mouth about how the sinister trans cabal is going to start harvesting organs from the poor and vulnerable... worsties do you have any idea how many trans men and cis women would be THRILLED to rehome their uterus to someone who actually wants it? all I'm doing with mine is complaining about it for a few days every month, I'd happily pawn that shit off to someone who would be happy about it. yes I am on my period why do you ask.

[yourcancerguru]

The Link Between Oral Health and Cancer

Did you know that your mouth is a powerful reflection of our overall health?  In fact, in Traditional Chinese Medicine, the tongue is one of the primary ways a practitioner evaluates and diagnoses a patient.

While many people are aware that poor oral hygiene can lead to gum disease and tooth decay, few realize that chronic inflammation, bacterial imbalance, and other forms of infection in the mouth, can increase the risk of several types of cancer.

Here’s the connection between oral health and cancer, and why your daily dental routine is probably more important than you think.

The Oral Microbiome: A Hidden Influencer

Just like the gut, the mouth has its own microbiome - a complex ecosystem of bacteria, viruses, and fungi. A balanced oral microbiome helps protect against harmful pathogens, supports immune function, and maintains healthy tissues. When oral hygiene is neglected, this balance shifts, leading to chronic inflammation and systemic consequences.

Persistent inflammation and infection in the gums, commonly seen in conditions like periodontitis, can release inflammatory cytokines into the bloodstream. These cytokines don’t just stay in the mouth, they travel, affecting distant organs and systems, including those involved in cancer development and progression.

Cancers Linked to Poor Oral Health

Here are some of the cancers that research has linked to poor oral hygiene and chronic oral inflammation:

1. Oral and Oropharyngeal Cancers

This might seem obvious, but it’s important. Gum disease, poor dental hygiene, and tobacco/alcohol use creates a toxic environment in the mouth. Studies show that periodontal disease and loss of teeth are also associated with a higher risk of oral and throat cancers.

2. Pancreatic Cancer

Several studies have found a link between periodontal disease and an increased risk of pancreatic cancer. The bacteria Porphyromonas gingivalis, common in gum disease, has been detected in the saliva and oral tissues of patients with pancreatic cancer.

3. Esophageal Cancer

Poor oral hygiene and missing teeth have been associated with a higher risk of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma. Inflammatory markers and oral pathogens are thought to play a role in this association.

4. Colorectal Cancer

The oral bacteria Fusobacterium nucleatum has been found in colorectal tumors. This microbe, often associated with gum disease, may migrate from the mouth to the gut, where it can disrupt the gut microbiome and promote tumor growth.

5. Lung Cancer

Chronic inflammation from oral infections may contribute to systemic inflammation and immune dysfunction, increasing susceptibility to lung cancer, especially in non-smokers.

How Integrative Medicine Approaches Oral Health and Cancer Prevention

As an integrative practitioner, I approach oral health as an essential part of whole-body wellness. Here are some natural strategies I often recommend to my patients:

Daily Oil Pulling: Swishing with coconut oil can help reduce harmful oral bacteria and inflammation.

Plant-Based Antimicrobials: Natural mouth washes with clove, myrrh, neem, or tea tree oil support a healthy oral microbiome. 

Nutritional Support: A diet rich in vitamin C, zinc, and antioxidants promotes gum health and tissue repair.

Probiotics for the Mouth: Oral probiotic lozenges can help balance bacteria in the mouth and reduce the risk of gum disease.

Avoid Sugary and Acidic Foods: These foods feed pathogenic bacteria and erode enamel, leading to inflammation and decay.

Mind the Gut-Oral Axis: Supporting gut health with prebiotics, probiotics, and anti-inflammatory foods can also improve oral health and vice versa.

Don’t Ignore the Signs

Bleeding gums, chronic bad breath, gum recession, or loose teeth may be signs of more than dental trouble. They could be red flags for chronic inflammation and elevated cancer risk. If you’re undergoing cancer treatment, maintaining excellent oral hygiene is especially important, as chemotherapy and radiation can make your mouth more vulnerable to infections and tissue damage.

Conclusion

Cancer prevention isn't just about big, dramatic lifestyle change, it’s also about the small, consistent habits we practice every day. Brushing, flossing, nourishing your microbiome, and choosing clean, natural products for oral care can go a long way in supporting your body’s defense against disease.

Product Recommendations

Here are links for the natural products I recommend for good oral health and balanced oral microbiome.

Toothpaste:

Desert Essence Prebiotic Plant Based Toothpaste, Mint with Perilla Seed

Mouthwash:

Desert Essence Tea Tree Oil and Spearmint Mouthwash

Desert Essence Neem and Cinnamint Mouthwash

Oil Pulling:

Designs for Health PerioPull™

Oral Probiotics:

Biocidin Botanicals Dentalflora™

[eatclean-bewhole]

Ivermectin is an antiparasitic medication used to treat various infections caused by parasites. Its common uses include:

• Treating intestinal strongyloidiasis (a roundworm infection)

• Treating onchocerciasis (river blindness, caused by a parasitic worm)

• Treating scabies and lice (off-label in some cases)

• Sometimes used for other parasitic infections like hookworm and filariasis

Emerging research suggests that ivermectin may have anticancer properties, but it is still in the experimental stage. Some studies indicate that ivermectin can:

• Induce cancer cell death (apoptosis)

• Inhibit tumor growth by targeting cancer cell metabolism

Preclinical studies (in lab and animal models) have shown promising results for cancers such as breast, lung, and colorectal cancer. However, there is no approved medical use of ivermectin for cancer treatment yet.

References:

Breast Cancer – May enhance immunotherapy (Nature, 2021)

Colorectal Cancer – Shown to slow tumor growth (Frontiers, 2021)

Pancreatic Cancer – May make chemo more effective (AACR, 2022)

Ovarian Cancer – Works with statins for stronger results (MDPI, 2023)

[whowatchesthewolfwatchers]

My vocabulary can do the Lancet but what is that restaurant analogy?

Okay, this could really be something!

“This is one of the most exciting things we’ve seen in a really long time,” said Shaw. “This is a really finely honed tool. To be able to sit there and say to your patients that you’re offering them something that’s effectively like the Fat Duck at Bray versus McDonald’s – it’s that level of cordon bleu that’s coming to them … The patients are really excited about them.” The vaccine is an individualised neoantigen therapy. It is designed to trigger the immune system so it can fight back against a patient’s specific type of cancer and tumour. Known as mRNA-4157 (V940), the vaccine targets tumour neoantigens, which are expressed by tumours in a particular patient. These are markers on the tumour that can potentially be recognised by the immune system. The jab carries coding for up to 34 neoantigens and activates an anti-tumour immune response based on the unique mutations in a patient’s cancer. To personalise it, a sample of tumour is removed during the patient’s surgery, followed by DNA sequencing and the use of artificial intelligence. The result is a custom-built anti-cancer jab that is specific to the patient’s tumour.

...If your tech vocabulary's up to it, see also the abstract/article in the Lancet.

[hiims-premier]

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[researchatory]

Novel Cancer Treatment The Secret to Sustainable Lycopene from CO2 | @researchatory

Boost your health and help the planet! 🌎 Scientists have found a way to create lycopene, a potent antioxidant, from CO2. This sustainable method could provide us with a new source of this vital nutrient. #Lycopene #Antioxidants #Health #Sustainability #Lycopene #Antioxidants #Health #Wellness #Nutrition #Superfood #CO2Conversion #Sustainability #Science #HealthyLiving #EatClean #FutureOfFood #NaturalHealth #PreventativeMedicine #CancerPrevention

Scientists have indeed made progress in converting carbon dioxide into lycopene. This is a significant development for a few reasons

Carbon capture and utilization This process offers a potential way to capture and utilize excess carbon dioxide, a major greenhouse gas contributing to climate change. By converting it into valuable products like lycopene, we can potentially mitigate its impact on the environment.

Sustainable production of valuable compounds Lycopene is a sought-after antioxidant with potential health benefits. Producing it from carbon dioxide could offer a more sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional extraction methods, which often rely on agricultural products like tomatoes.

Potential for various applications Lycopene has applications in various industries, including food, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. The ability to produce it from carbon dioxide could lead to innovations and advancements in these sectors.

Overall, this is an exciting development that highlights the potential of science and technology to address climate change and create sustainable solutions for producing valuable compounds.

For more info

httpswww.mdpi.com2304-815812163121

httpspmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govarticlesPMC7464847#~text=4.4.,proteins%2C%20and%20lipids%20against%20oxidation.

httpswww.licofarma.comenlycopene-extraction-with-carbonic-dioxide

[wetanddrypersonalcare]

Happy World Olive Day

Happy World Olive Day, guys!

Read our blog on to learn all about olive oil (aka rogan jaitun), an essential component of the Mediterranean diet. Studies show that Mediterranean people are at a reduced risk of chronic ailments like heart diseases and even certain cancers. They also have an increased life expectancy despite high fat consumption, and have a healthier and shiny skin and hair.

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