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Heck, I know of people who die after their first dose of chemotherapy. No one seems to worry about that. I’ll take my chances with an herb before I’ll ever do chemotherapy.
Oh man! I use cumin, turmeric and garlic in everything (LOVE Indian food), and I drink herbal teas all day.
Then again, I don’t have cancer, perhaps because these ingredients are helping to stave it off?
Logic should be a mandatory college course for journalists. I’ve never seen more non sequiturs in my life, and correlation vs. causation is lost on these dolts.
No one seems to question the pernicious effect of chemotherapy.
Nothing more than another 10 yr. research program, they will get for free. After they get thousands of people to stop using the herbs, 10 yrs later they will discuss how those same herbs were really a benefit.
Information you should always remember: Medical Doctors are *not* Pharmacists. And because there is such a huge volume of information out there, and growing, there is no way an M.D. can keep up with the research and take care of patients.
This is why it is vital that your pharmacist knows everything you are taking, prescription medicines, over the counter medicines, *and* herbal and alternative medicines.
Pharmacists also have another trick that not too many people know about. Some of them specialize as “compounding” Pharmacists, who create unique blends of medicines tailored just for an individual.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compounding
Yes, the supplements interfere with the chemo’s ability to kill off your healthy cells faster.
Shines of such things like “Codex Alimentarius”
Kinda seems like they don’t want the competition in the cancer curing racket.
I'm not surprised that herbals would have similar effects on chemotherapy.