Hi! I have just read a lot of stuff, but I don't have any hands on kind of experience to validate what works and what doesn't. Generally, though, if you look into many of the things that people say is effective, it often has to do with altering the blood chemistry from an acidic pH to an alkaline pH (around 7.4 is optimum). Cancer can't survive in an alkaline environment.
An interesting new thing that I've been reading about is cesium chloride. Cesium is the most alkalizing thing around, and it seems to selectively target cancer. It's the cheapest thing you can try, and its easy. Just take 6 grams orally daily.
If I had cancer I'd probably also get pancreatic enzymes, take 25 to 30 grams of vitamin C daily, go through a course of chelation suppositories, take laetrile, reishi,plenty of iodine, inositol, DMSO, lots of Cal/Mag and VitA andD, and whatever else I could afford. There are lots of things to do, but they get pricy.
You should also "super supplement" with superfoods. Things like chlorella, phytonutients, there's a new product made from phytoplankton, maybe get a juicer and start juicing bags of veggies from your local health food store. I've heard good things about products that M****tech makes, particularly the A*****ose and phytaloe for cancer.
You shouldn't overlook water, either. The best water source for someone with cancer would be the Jupiter water ionizer. It filters the water, but also charges the water, making it very alkaline. Good water in.... To get the bad water out? Maybe a far-infrared sauna? Useful, but maybe too pricey.....
There are teas that help Pau d'arco, essiac, reishi.......
If you can afford it you could try a Rife machine, and also an Ozone steambath. There are lots of other devices that would probably help, but wouldn't probably simglehandedly work, like a Beck magnetic pulser, and/or an Elanra air ionizer.
Gaston Naseems is still producing his 714-X in Canada but then you need to find someone who can do the injections. Hardly and insurmountable difficulty...
I guess if money is no object, then taking a trip to the Gerson Institute would be very helpful. They rehabilitate your diet and cleanse your body.
People say that they have been "cured" by pretty much any one of the above, and I have no reason to doubt them. I have heard of other things that seem to work, too. The thing is, how many people tried the same thing and failed? I think that any of the above probably works some of the time, but the more of them that you do at once the more that you're going to increase your chances of survival.
The more that someone is an active participant in their recovery, the more likely that they will recover. Self-hypnosis, guided visualizations, and emotional work can help. Some machines that help to induce trance states are the "brain tuner", the david machine (sound and light), and Holosync CD's. These devices help people get to deep trance states that are very calming (healing in itself) but also, then you can use the power of the mind to engage with your healing.
What I have seen is that people often will try one thing. If that doesn't help them right away, they give up. Or, they find one thing and then it works! Then they become advocates of just this one thing. I like the kitchen sink approach! Hit it with everything including the kitchen sink.