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I forgot to mention this part...
Boosting your immune system is absolutely critical when you're dealing with this. Generally speaking, tablets are best, and higher dosages tend to be more effective... things like beta-glucans, AHCC, Vitamin C... I remember watching some Japanese video on YouTube about AHCC that showed people experiencing fewer side effects (personally, I didn't deal with any vomiting, just occasional nausea). I can't seem to find that specific video right now; I don't recall the exact terms, maybe "AHCC mushroom extract" mycelia... or perhaps Reishi? I used to mix the powder with water because it’s quite bitter, but I did it that way so I wouldn't have to swallow a ton of capsules just to get a full dose...
Also, it's vital to cleanse the liver through detoxification so that alternative treatments can actually work. I didn't even consider this back then because everyone was pushing me so hard and I just didn't have the headspace to research everything—I hadn't even had chemo for two or three months at that point... The most intense detox involves coffee enemas, though you really need to flush with water first to prevent bacteria from traveling from the gut to the liver (or so I read somewhere)... I was actually thinking about trying a cleanse myself soon. It felt a bit awkward to even think about at first, but you get used to it... And honestly, everyone’s capacity is different; some people might only be able to hold the liquid for 10 or 20 minutes to let it work...
That's all part of the Gerson therapy, which also incorporates natural juices.
But if you ask me, that method seems to have far too much sugar. I mean, nobody is actually going to eat eight oranges just to make a single liter of juice. Plus, I suspect sugar weakens the immune system by saturating the very cells meant to defend us against tumor cells every single day.
Boosting your immune system is absolutely critical when you're dealing with this. Generally speaking, tablets are best, and higher dosages tend to be more effective... things like beta-glucans, AHCC, Vitamin C... I remember watching some Japanese video on YouTube about AHCC that showed people experiencing fewer side effects (personally, I didn't deal with any vomiting, just occasional nausea). I can't seem to find that specific video right now; I don't recall the exact terms, maybe "AHCC mushroom extract" mycelia... or perhaps Reishi? I used to mix the powder with water because it’s quite bitter, but I did it that way so I wouldn't have to swallow a ton of capsules just to get a full dose...
Also, it's vital to cleanse the liver through detoxification so that alternative treatments can actually work. I didn't even consider this back then because everyone was pushing me so hard and I just didn't have the headspace to research everything—I hadn't even had chemo for two or three months at that point... The most intense detox involves coffee enemas, though you really need to flush with water first to prevent bacteria from traveling from the gut to the liver (or so I read somewhere)... I was actually thinking about trying a cleanse myself soon. It felt a bit awkward to even think about at first, but you get used to it... And honestly, everyone’s capacity is different; some people might only be able to hold the liquid for 10 or 20 minutes to let it work...
That's all part of the Gerson therapy, which also incorporates natural juices.
But if you ask me, that method seems to have far too much sugar. I mean, nobody is actually going to eat eight oranges just to make a single liter of juice. Plus, I suspect sugar weakens the immune system by saturating the very cells meant to defend us against tumor cells every single day.
I’ve been reading through some of the posts here, and if anyone is already in the terminal stage, maybe give these things a shot... there really isn't anything to lose by trying. I dealt with testicular cancer myself, though I didn't try this specific approach because I’ve been strictly avoiding sugar for four years now—well, maybe the occasional square of chocolate here and there—but I managed to avoid any lymph node metastases and have been doing great since 2015 after three cycles.
By the way, they say baking soda neutralizes stomach acid and helps with weight loss. I tried mixing baking soda with lemon juice, but that didn't do anything for me at all. Some people claim that combining sugar with baking soda works, but personally, I never tested that since I wasn't at that stage yet.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-3KKcZ8R1b1...maplesyrup.jpg
Using honey or molasses might work instead.
Maybe a CBD oil with >50% concentration could help too. It's perfectly legal in the States, and I'd suggest looking for the darker colored oils.
By the way, they say baking soda neutralizes stomach acid and helps with weight loss. I tried mixing baking soda with lemon juice, but that didn't do anything for me at all. Some people claim that combining sugar with baking soda works, but personally, I never tested that since I wasn't at that stage yet.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-3KKcZ8R1b1...maplesyrup.jpg
Using honey or molasses might work instead.
Maybe a CBD oil with >50% concentration could help too. It's perfectly legal in the States, and I'd suggest looking for the darker colored oils.