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LABTECH767
reply to post by NavyDoc
We both know if you put live cells of a petri dish you can kill them any number of ways but the complex structure of the body makes it more problematic but what if you were able to cut off some of the blood flow to a tumour and prevent the rapid evacuation of bodily fluids from that area slowing fluid exchange in that locality and then you were to saturate the tumour with your chosen chemical treatement, weather that be sodium bicarbonate or traditional chemotherapy thereby not totaly isolating that area but increasing the localised effect on that area while minimising the affect on the rest of the system, surely you can see how this sort of targeted partial strangulation of the tumour along with the localised treatment would be efficacious.
Sorry I may be confusing you with your avatar, I am or was a Labtech some time ago and switched to electronic engineering.edit on 14-10-2013 by LABTECH767 because: (no reason given)
MysterX
reply to post by sandman441
If it works for you but you find the taste unpleasant, here's a way around that; Search for empty 'gel caps'.
These are the empty gel capsules that vitamins and suppliments as well as prescriptions drugs come in, and you can just mix up a batch of ACV and Honey and fill the gel caps with it...swallow the gel caps and voila..no taste.
spartacus699
I hear what you're saying man but when it comes to threads like this people shot this # down so quick.When i wrote that comment i know there's gonna be so backlash from ATS'er.
CyberGarp
reply to post by spartacus699
As much disinformation, rumor, and bunk circulates about cancer, this one has some truth to it. There is a clincal study at the Lee Moffitt Cancer Center underway by Dr.Robert Gillies and Dr Robert Gatenby. The problem with baking soda is that the effective dose is enormous. So much so that many have been unable to consume the quantities required. However, there are many other chemical buffers that exist, and they are now pursuing a more powerful buffer with very low toxicity. This said, it's more of a growth slowing than a "cure" in trials thus far.
www.reliablecancertherapies.com...
coolcatt
Cancerwarrior
reply to post by coolcatt
I believe that sort of thinking just doesn't help, cancer or no cancer TRY it and then come back and tell us how things went for you.
I'm sorry if the truth is negative thinking in your eyes. In mine it is far worse to spread total nonsense such as this to people that have terminal cancer like me.
I was first diagnosed in June 2011 with stage IV metastatic melanoma. Its a very aggressive very deadly form of skin cancer.
I did baking soda, I did liposomal vitamin c, I did an fresh fruits/veggies diet, I quit smoking cigarrettes (even though the kind of cancer I had was not even from that) I started taking things like Turmeric and more herbs, laid off processed foods totally. And this was after I initially did 5.5 months of chemo at MD Anderson and gamma knife, and a whole host of surgeries and treatments that cured me the first time around.
And still the Melanoma keeps coming back. Of everything the chemo was the only thing that was effective in killing my tumors. Nothing else can really prevent it.
Right now I just had back surgury to remove two tumors from my spinal cord. I just finished three weeks of radiation treatments and feel like hell so forgive me if my post comes off as sounding short, but really, please do a little research before you go around telling everyone not to do chemo and try baking soda instead or some other nonsense.
I hear what you're saying man but when it comes to threads like this people shot this # down so quick.When i wrote that comment i know there's gonna be so backlash from ATS'er. you did not say in you're post about trying this. YOU should have....Cancer has to be explained some how and for this thread was close....
They interviewed 127 actual cancer doctors to find out if they would use Kemo if they got cancer. Over 80% of them said they would NOT because the risks outweighed the benefits. That was posted at: canceractive.com
Phage
reply to post by spartacus699
Got any more information about that poll? You know, things like the type of cancer, the stage of the disease at diagnosis? Those things are kind of important when it comes to deciding on treatment. In some cases, with some cancers, it's unlikely that treatment would be of any help. In some cases, chemotherapy is seldom used at all. If you ask a doctor, "If you had cancer...", the first thing you will hear is, "What type? What stage?"
I couldn't find any source for that alleged study but I did find this which provides a bit of perspective.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...
BTW, I was diagnosed with stage III Hodgkins 30 years ago. I had chemo and radiation therapy. Cancer free.edit on 10/15/2013 by Phage because: (no reason given)
The website is a clearinghouse for scientific articles. Neither the paper nor the poll was conducted by the government.
Those statisics can't be trusted AT ALL. For many reasons. The main one being that being a .gov website.
A range of symptoms. The first of which was a swollen lymph node the size of an egg in my neck. Prior to that, an ongoing sensation of itching on my skin with no rash or any other visible signs. Also, severe night sweats. I did not know that the itching and night sweats were symptoms until I did further research after I was diagnosed.
Also just curious, beyond the diagnosis, how exactly did you know you "had it"??? I'd like to know.
spartacus699
They interviewed 127 actual cancer doctors to find out if they would use Kemo if they got cancer. Over 80% of them said they would NOT because the risks outweighed the benefits. That was posted at: canceractive.com