well, thats not great news but its not the end of the world for her. there are lots of treatments that work. read up at cancertutor.com. and since you have iodine, paint that critter. its not like youre gonna hurt something.

i like edibles - Oleander extract, the budwig protocol, apricot kernels, etc. and marijuana oil. that stuff is legal now.

there are lots of lymph glands in those areas. go for the antifungals. up the selenium intake. extra boron. borax baths. lots of garlic and some daily oregano oil might help, too.

iodine eleminates the Iodine deficiency pathways to cancer, not all the pathways to cancer.

and circulation - hydration, rebounding, walking, cayenne pepper, etc

by the way, i have a recurring sore on my right arm from riding shotgun for a couple of summers in my buddy's 61 biscayne in tulsa. it will come back and last and last and bleed when i bump it. i paint it and it goes away for a while. no way will i let anyone near it. i dont want to know, i dont need to know. i know better.

salt, salt, all kinds of salt and more salt.

Wow, sorry to hear.. that is pretty frightening.
I'm not 100% sure if this has anything to do with cancer but whenever I messed around with pregnenolone dosage by taking over 20 mg a day, these lumps/sores would develop behind my ears/on my breasts and stay there for a day or two before disappearing. I eventually connected the two together and stopped messing around with the hormones. I never got to find out exactly what the lumps/sores were since they came and went so quickly but assuming it was the beginnings of cancer, the question then becomes what stopped it in its tracks: high Iodine intake from seafood or plenty of veggies rich in antioxidants and anticancer compounds or maybe just the simple fact that I'm still young and it is relatively easier to kill off cancer cells at my age. But if prevention (or even inhibition) of cancer can be manipulated with diet, then the Gerson Therapy may help. I wouldn't dare proclaim that it is a definite cure for cancer and I wouldn't be so narrow-minded as to suggest doing the Gerson Therapy and the Gerson Therapy only but at the same time, it doesn't hurt to include veggie juicing (well, unless your mother has kidney or adrenal problems and can't handle the high potassium intake). The benefits of raw veggie juicing include leaving nutrients intact and being able to take in a lot more vegetables than you normally can by removing the fiber (which paradoxically enough, could cause constipation when too much is eaten). But I wouldn't juice with cruciferous vegetables; in my opinion, they should not be consumed raw due to the potential antithyroid effects of goitrogens. Instead, they should be eaten cooked since cooking them helps reduce the goitrogens.

http://gerson.org/gerpress/faqs-juicing/
http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/features/super-veggies-cruciferous-vegetables
http://commonhealth.wbur.org/2014/01/the-dark-side-of-kale-and-how-to-eat-around-it

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