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this is a bit more complicated case than most...coz my mom has cirrhosis, kidney disease (30%), and diabetic.....2 yrs ago, she was told that she had "spots" on her pancreas...if it's under 3mm and it doesnt grow, it's still not deemed as a threat...last year, my brother passed away, and in some ways i'm sure this triggered some distress in the pancreas as now it's at 2mm! the doctor has said she is bit malnourished and she needs to eat some fats (and that basically means, her downward spiral is slowly happening)....i've been googling the hell out of the internet and would appreciate any feedback of previous pancreatic survivors or people involved in treating others with this condition.
this is what i have already tried or am still doing:
- juicing carrots, kale, granny smith apples, with some lemon juice for her...
- putting bit of garlic into her stir frys
- we try to get her on more salads and fish vs. meat..
- virgin coco oil in the morning...
- kamut/rye/spelt bread instead of whole wheat.....
- started doing the black seed oil once daily in the morning...
- now trying to adjust more to her blood type A diet
- barley water every now and then
i may try to boost her black seed to another tsp before bedtime, and may try to do the actual grounded up seeds instead of the oil..they say it's more potent this way? I used manuka money but now people are saying manuka honey is bad for health?
what more can we do for her? any suggestions? with her liver and kidney situation, i am tempted not to go full on kamikaze on combined protocols
we have not told her any of this..., because the way she is, she will no doubt, overthink things...not very optimistic personality.
sorry this post may be a bit all over the place, it's just very hard to process and be logical and organized trying to voice out everything...my remaining family members just tell me to give up n let it go...but i say, i aint going to give up without a fight first! there's always HOPE!
thx to all for reading.
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,085,148First for pancreatic cancer she needs 3 tsp of the oil, not the seeds. 1 tsp of oil is equal to 2 and 1/2 tsp of seeds, so technically she needs to have 7 and 1/2 teaspoons of seeds. She also needs lufft and olive leaf. This is part of my complete protocol and on a raw diet. I do not recommend garlic period as it destroys brain cells, ie Bob Beck's protocol.
The barley is very good. I use raw organic barley in my lufft along with red grape seeds.
I and most cancer doctors, ie Dr. Johanna Budwig are vastly against fish or red meat. I would drop the fish most definitely.
AS you may know black seeds have been proven effective on liver and kidney diseases. I believe Manuka honey is good or a good raw honey.
Diet is the most important part of any protocol. Here is my protocol : http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer04/Black_Cumin.html
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This is a reply to # 2,085,171Hi, thanks very much for responding.
i am not sure she will chug tsp of oil but i will definitely try to persuade it. i will keep on the barley water for sure....my friend's uncle had some sort of intestinal cancer and took barley water and still he is cancer free to this day...i know barley water is highly alkalizing.
but if she is off meats and fish, wont she be weak without protein? the doctor is telling her to eat more FATS!
i will look thru the link u provided. thanks very much.
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You can get your protein from many things other than meat. You may need a new doc. Dr. Fuhrman suggest 1 cup of beans a day. I believe in things like avocados, nuts, lots of greens and of course the black seed oil. She must have 3 tsp a day. Find a way. Even put it in capsules. Make sure the black seed you have is top quality, not Amazing herbs. Many people do not realize that this takes a multiple approach. I am the only person who sells lufft. (luffah leaves)
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This is a reply to # 2,085,148Hi 172,
Are you aware of the almost miraculous results many tens (hundreds?) of THOUSANDS of people have experienced, dealing with most of the diseases known to humankind, from ingesting ascorbic acid?
If you are still interested in finding a solution to your Mom's health problem, and her gaining greater health in ALL areas of her body, I STRONGLY encourage you to read this article written by Dr. Robert Cathcart, M.D. http://vitamincfoundation.org/www.orthomed.com/titrate.htm
Perhaps it may help her solve her problem. She has only better health and well-being to gain by applying its recommendation. What has she got to lose?
These two quotes are instructive:
"There are more than ten thousand scientific papers that make it quite clear that there is not one body process (such as what goes on inside cells or tissues) and not one disease or syndrome (from the common cold to leprosy) that is not influenced - directly or indirectly - by vitamin C." -- Dr. Emanuel Cheraskin, M.D., Dr. Marshall Ringsdorf, D.M.D., and Dr. Emily Sisley, THE VITAMIN C CONNECTION.
“I have never seen a patient that Vitamin C would not benefit.” -- Dr. Frederick Klenner, M.D.
I wish you BEST success, 172, in your search for a solution to your Mom's health issue!
Sincerely,
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This is a reply to # 2,091,801hi David, thanks for the suggestion. ….i did put her on vitamin C (amla) and not sure if it benefits her pancreas but i do believe it helps her somewhat in overall health.
do u know if people with pancreas problems can take ghee? i've previously got her on virgin coco oil but not sure if it will in long run burden her liver? i've heard of people ruining their liver from intaking too much fish oil, too much vitamin A i guess.- Re: family member diagnosed with shotsee
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Hi Hic,
You are most welcome.
I am unqualified to comment on ghee.
I would like to give you this one cautionary comment [about "vitamin C"] however: Dosage is THE key! As an example, if a doctor prescribed a dose of Antibiotic to a patient, it would come with both an amount and frequency of dosage. Hypothetically, if that patient decided to cut that prescribed Antibiotic dosage in half, and/or ingest it at one-half the prescribed frequency, and then did not get the results expected, could we really/honestly say that they tried the Antibiotic out and it did not work? And so it is with ascorbate. Dr. Cathcart has written that he did NOT see significant results in his patients UNTIL they approached Bowel Tolerance.
Just trying to help, Hic.
Best of success,
David- Re: family member diagnosed with hic66
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This is a reply to # 2,123,825Thanks David. I find I get more reliable help n advice online rather than from my GP! Sometimes I do find mainstream doctors to be rather useless....n never listen to a patient's concern.
- Re: family member diagnosed with shotsee
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This is a reply to # 2,125,370Hi Hic,
Yes, doctors are not really trained in health promoting modalities, but rather drugs, etc., to alleviate symptoms. If I had a broken bone or a tissue tear, I would very GRATEFULLY avail myself of their services/expertise, e.g. bone setting and stitches [respectively], but where my overall health is concerned, they would be far from my first choice for advice!
Good health to you,
David- Re: family member diagnosed with hic66
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This is a reply to # 2,127,374Thx david
It is funny how you regard doctors as know-it-alls but they actually are clueless as to interaction between drugs or even diagnosing a condition....
I have found the web and forums the only reliable source because we are all lab rats and diligently report our trials n errors for others to gain from.
Well I am still crossing my fingers but I know it is always a battle!- Re: family member diagnosed with shotsee
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This is a reply to # 2,127,478Hi HIC,
I have not been to a doctor [dentists] excepted] since 1971.
It would seem, in this world, nothing truly worthwhile is easy!
Best of success to you,
David
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