Re: help cancer!

The following will not cure cancer but can cause it to go into full remission as cancer is at least partially the result of improper nutrition.

Super Bio Curcumin from
http://www.lef.org
is helpful, does not interfer with other therapies, and is effective.

Also, at this stage, chemo / radiation might be a bad choice as they will both damage the immune system. They also cause damage to the kidneys, liver, and other organs.

Your doctor can advise you if your father is able to do the following. His condition is serious so some of the following may be a strain.

The best way to reduce the tumor may be through fasting. The tumor can not grow without a plentiful supply of food (sugar). Tumors basically live off of sugar. Nothing but water for a 24 hour period, followed by light Sugar free and starch free meals. Reduce meat too. Fast 12 to 16 hours each day and eat 3 light meals during the remaining time. Take cinnamon (Cinnulin PF from
http://www.lef.org
, 1/2 gram to 1 gram) about 30 minutes before the first meal. Following a 24 hour fast, the tumor should shrink by 10 to 20 percent.

The most helpful foods to eat are fresh, raw tomatos, broccoli, kale, green and red peppers, one or two carrots a day. Onions and garlic also help reduce cancer. Darg green and brightly colored vegetables are important, just watch the sugar. Organic grown vegetables are far better but are not required. If he has digestive difficulties, juicing helps. Again avoid sugars and sweet foods. Sugar feeds cancer. Starches can be converted to sugars by the body. Avoid artificial sweeteners as the are as bad or worse. The only sweeteners that I use are stevia, blackstrap molasses (limited use because it has iron which supports cancer growth), pure genuine maple syrup (not maple flavored), and honey (also limited).

Omega-3 fatty acids are important. Take 4 to 6 capsules of a high EPA / DHA fish oil each day. I take mine with lunch with 1 or 2 capsules of flax seed oil and a serving of cottage cheese.

Drink lots of water, no sodas, preferably no coffee, green tea is OK and 5 to 6 cups a day actually reduces cancer. The water should be mineral rich if possible and definitely should not be tap water. There are several formulas on these forums for alkalyzing water.

Additionally, Essiac tea is beneficial.

Sleep is very important as this is when the body heals the most. Do not take artificial sleep aids. Melatonin is the bodies natural sleep hormone. you can take from one to seven 3 mg capsules a night. Start with one or two, take a couple more if you wake up. When we are children, our bodies produce as much as 60 to 80 mg a day of melatonin. This decreases as we age. Melatonin is also important because it helps the immune system. My preference is for two products (Natural sleep melatonin and 6 hour timed release Melatonin, both from
http://www.lef.org).


Digestive enzymes, especially pancreatin will help digest cancer. Cancer protects itself from the immune system by covering the cell membrane with protein compounds. If there is sufficient pancreatic enzymes in the blood, they will disolve these proteins, allowing the immune systems NK cells to attack the cancer. As we age, our bodies produce less pancreatin so that less ends up in the blood. Also, the more meat we eat, the faster that pancreatin is used up and the less that is available in the blood.

Cleanse the intestines and the rest of the body. After the initial 24 hour fast, an Epsom Salt flush will help remove old gunk from the intestines. This is better than laxatives as it preforms a reverse flush, breaking old fecal matter away from the intestine walls allowing them to operate more normally. The intestines are an important part of the immune system.

Sing, be happy, enjoy the blue sky and mountain fresh air. These all help healing. Consider the bucket list. If there are things that he wanted to do before dying, this is a good time to start. At best, he has only about 40 years left.

There are many other good alternatives out there. What I have listed above is what works best from my experience.

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