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Subject: Alternative Treatments
Date: 08/31/2005
My husband (age 59) was just diagnosed with metastatic Pleural effusion and had his first Chemo Treatment last week.
Will you tell me about the alternative things you have done and how they have worked?
Thanks, and hope your feeling well
Diane S.
Subject: Dental Removal
Date: 09/04/2005
Hi,
As I udnerstand this, it has helped many feel better. don't know how it effects cancer.
Get a good "organic"dentist as the opening of the mercury in the fillings can harm you as it is removed. I read that it can cause toxins to get into the system and one may not feel well for a time. So a good colon cleanse would be good if you can. The article I read is The Master Cleanse and it uses lemon. The book cost abour $3.
Rose
Subject: Deb. c
Date: 09/04/2005
Hi,
I hurt for you. This is so hard to deal with.
Anyway, there is a research Clinic in springfield Utah. They use essential oils and other treatments. I have heard that they have good results. It is called Young Living Research Clinic. I don't have a phone number but I think you can find it on line.
I wish you the best.
Blessings to you.
Rose
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Morningglory
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Subject: Small Cell Lung Cancer
Date: 10/08/2005
Bonnie,
My father has extensive small cell lung cancer and has consulted with a nutritionist as well as just finishing up his standard chemotherapy treatment. He is doing very well right now, but I'm nervous about the cancer spreading rapidly now that chemo is done.

I'd love to compare notes on the nutritional supplements etc...
Dawn
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Suzanne d
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Subject: Lung Cancer
Date: 06/28/2006
Hi Wayne
Would love to hear what you did to combat your stage 3 lung cancer in 2001.
Suzanne
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Miss Frannie
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Subject: Alternative & Dietary Changes
Date: 09/01/2006
Please tell your relative that he is eating the cancer death diet. Fried foods, white: bread, sugar, flour, processed meat: cold cuts, microwave dinners are all VERY BAD for you if you are fighting cancer. I know because I had to cut out all of these things. There is a book called "Beating Cancer With Nutrition" by Dr. Quillin. The book comes with a CD that your relative can listen to if he is unable to sit up and read. The CD covers all key information in the book in terms of dietary changes to be made to achieve improved health.

I also suggest looking into juicing and possibly a colonic (colon-cleansing tonic). You can get information at your local health food store. My prayers and best wishes are with you and your family.
Fran
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smartshopper
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Subject: RE: Has Anyone Had Success With Alternative Treatments?
Date: 07/29/2007

 

On 2/17/2005 Frannie wrote:

My name is Fran, I'm 36 years old and a 2-year, 2-time breast cancer survivor. In August 2004, I was diagnosed with metatstatic breast cancer in my lungs and bones. My oncologist currently has me on weekly treatments of Decadron, Benadryl, Zantac. The chemo of choice is Taxol. Since my form of cancer feeds on estrogen, I get monthly doses of Zoladex to suppress my ovaries producing estrogen and Zometa to strengthen my bones which are weakened by the Decadron. I am currently experiencing hip pain and I've been walking with a limp since May 2004. Most days the pain is enough to be a nuisance without requiring pain medicine. The degree to which I limp sometimes varies. Some days - like today - my limp isn't bad, I almost walk like normal. Other days - like yesterday - I looked really bad and those close to me were suggesting I start planning for hip replacement surgery. But the pain and limp continues to be inconsistent. My concern is quality of life. My current oncologist is only concerned with treating the cancer, she seems totally unconcerned that one or possibly more of the drugs are impacting my ability to walk. I saw two orthopedic specialists who both say my condition could be caused by the Decadron. I receive Decadron to avoid having an allergic reaction to the Taxol. I maintain a positive attitude and I know I've been blessed to be able to work 45 hours a week while going for chemotherapy every week. I just can't accept the idea of having to go through another surgery. I have had more surgery and hospital stays in the last two years than in my whole life. I have more doctors, more scars and keloids, more medical vocabulary and more reminders of what I've already lived through than I can shake a stick at. I've read comments from so many others that have asked their oncologist about nutrition or having some participation in their treatment or recovery process and the doctors have no answers about nutrition or any other questions. Has anyone had a similar experience and gone to a specialist who deals in alternative treatments and (1) stopped chemotherapy and (2) is living cancer-free? I'm convinced that there is an alternative treatment out there that is better for me than chemotherapy. I would just feel better knowing that someone else out there had a positive experience with alternative treatments before I embark on this journey of exploration.

Frannie, 

Please go and check out the Yahoo group   flaxseedoil2  and you will see much information presented about cottage cheese and flax oil and the long time history of progress within this group......just give it a try.....no meds...and an excellent success rate................but for you to see and decide

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Subject: RE: Has Anyone Had Success With Alternative Treatments?
Date: 10/26/2007
If you are still looking for an alternative, I have a lot of value information for you regarding Macrobiotics. If you are interested, please E-mail me at --Message edited by CancerCompass staff. For personal protection, email address removed. Consider private reply. Please review CancerCompass Member Guidelines at http://www.cancercompass.com/common/guidelines.html--Good luck! Grace
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