Dawn! I said it before and I say it again. You are an awesome person. Very strong and with an incredible faith. Those qualities are an asset and will be your best allies. I will send good energy your way and being a person who believes in integrating natural approaches to complement mainstream medicine therapies, here are a couple of things I'd suggest for you as you embark in this journey:
1. Contact this doctor http://www.askdrtownsend.com and get a phone consultation with him. Tell him your case and ask him to give you a protocol of Transfer Factors while you undergo the chemo
2. Watch your iron levels, chemo makes people anemic.
3. Increase raw vegetables in your diet. Eliminate sugars, white flours, and anything that could make your body more acidic
4. Drink lots of water to wash out unused chemo
5. Learn to meditate daily and do deep breathing exercises or yoga
6. Get massage therapy and if you can also acupunture
According to the Mayo Clinic recent studies have sparked renewed interest in the use of IV vitamin C as a cancer therapy. Ask an Alternative doctor in your area if he/she will be willing to start you on IV vitamin C as soon as possible.
Also there is research being conducted with turmeric. Lab research suggests that turmeric may slow the spread of cancer and the growth of new tumor blood vessels. It may also cause cancer cells to die. In the lab, turmeric (also known as curcumin) has been studied for use in treating or preventing colon, skin and breast cancers. I suggest adding Turmeric to your diet (consider supplement form)
As you start your journey, keep in mind that your body is equipped with an amazing self-healing ability. There is scientific evidence on how thoughts generate "energy" to the point of changing DNA expression. This evidence confirms the value of many energy-healing modalities available today. These energy medicine is emerging as a viable complement to traditional medicine. These practitioners have been saying all along that our thoughts (energy) can influence the response of our body's (matter) in ways we are just beginning to understand. Meditation, relaxation, postive mental attitude, prayer, yoga, tai chi, qigong, are among the many things you can try as you go through this challenging time.
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Dawn! I said it before and I say it again. You are an awesome person. Very strong and with an incredible faith. Those qualities are an asset and will be your best allies. I will send good energy your way and being a person who believes in integrating natural approaches to complement mainstream medicine therapies, here are a couple of things I'd suggest for you as you embark in this journey:
1. Contact this doctor http://www.askdrtownsend.com and get a phone consultation with him. Tell him your case and ask him to give you a protocol of Transfer Factors while you undergo the chemo
2. Watch your iron levels, chemo makes people anemic.
3. Increase raw vegetables in your diet. Eliminate sugars, white flours, and anything that could make your body more acidic
4. Drink lots of water to wash out unused chemo
5. Learn to meditate daily and do deep breathing exercises or yoga
6. Get massage therapy and if you can also acupunture
According to the Mayo Clinic recent studies have sparked renewed interest in the use of IV vitamin C as a cancer therapy. Ask an Alternative doctor in your area if he/she will be willing to start you on IV vitamin C as soon as possible.
Also there is research being conducted with turmeric. Lab research suggests that turmeric may slow the spread of cancer and the growth of new tumor blood vessels. It may also cause cancer cells to die. In the lab, turmeric (also known as curcumin) has been studied for use in treating or preventing colon, skin and breast cancers. I suggest adding Turmeric to your diet (consider supplement form)
As you start your journey, keep in mind that your body is equipped with an amazing self-healing ability. There is scientific evidence on how thoughts generate "energy" to the point of changing DNA expression. This evidence confirms the value of many energy-healing modalities available today. These energy medicine is emerging as a viable complement to traditional medicine. These practitioners have been saying all along that our thoughts (energy) can influence the response of our body's (matter) in ways we are just beginning to understand. Meditation, relaxation, postive mental attitude, prayer, yoga, tai chi, qigong, are among the many things you can try as you go through this challenging time.
My blessings are with you and keep us posted.
January 2, 2009 - 11:29pmThis Comment
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