I certainly understand that having a tumor removed is not the end of the battle. In my case, there is a 75% chance of liver metastisis after surgery. TO hope that you are in the 25% group would, IMO be foolish.

For 17 months (since my surgery), I have been on a rigorous protocol based largely on Kelley & Gerson, but with my suppliments modified according to "Antioxidants Aganst Cancer". I juice, juice fast, eat mostly raw fruits & veggies, and do coffee enemas (when I juice fast).

2Tuff is right, the planet has been invaded by aliens, the entire medical establishment and anybody who even remotely supports them is part of the "medical mafia matrix", and I am a shill for slash-burn-poison.

You and 2Tuff are armchair quarterbacks giving suggestions anonymously, and never establishing the relationship neccessary to see how your advice played out (at least that it how it appears on this thread). It is easy to claim that "curing cancer is as easy as curing a cold" (I have never seen a real cure for the cold, BTW). To actually spend time with those in the deepest throws of this ravaging disease is yet another thing.

For those of us who are facing or have faced immenent peril from a ravaging cancer surgery is often the best first step. To advise a person against surgery without even understanding the full extent of their situation is beyond tragic, it is heinous. I have witnessed, on this board, a person whose cervical cancer grew until she could no longer have normal bowel movement. Every proposed remedy did nothing. Still, the advice was against surgery, which would have alleviated the urgent issues, and allowed her to work on whole body healing. How can you do this? How can anybody heal naturally if their bowel is not functioning? Any idiot should know that. And who here has followed up with this poor lady to see how she is doing? Give advice, but do so with care, for you may find yourslef choking on your very words.