[GSWarrior]

Or I could just go visit my doctor.

[Jane Long]

Love Dr Marik ... He and Justus R Hope (nom de plume) do the Lord’s work in researching effective cancer treatments.

They have been maligned by BigPharma, but, have bravely continued their good works, in spite of the harassment.

[Vermont Lt]

If you are told you have pancreatic cancer and you try to follow these rules….you will literally be dead in three months.

My wife is a six year survivor. By the time they discover it, you have almost no time to get a full diagnosis, surgery, and some of the nastiest chemo you can imagine. And then…ten percent live 5 years.

Go to doctors. Get screenings. Eat well.

Don’t do witch doctor shit to treat PC.

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[waterhill]

Horsepaste.

[Myrddin]

Most of the recommended substances in the PDF were already part of my daily regimen. It didn't matter. I had an adenocarcinoma of the Ampulla of Vater in the presence of high grade dysplasia. The post Whipple procedure pathology graded it PT3a, PN0, R0. Stage IIb. The carcinoma was invading the duodenum on one end and 0.5cm into the head of the pancreas. No lymph node invasion detected. Clear margins on the surgical resection. A recent PET CT scan showed a 5.4 SUVMax on the anastamosis connecting the pyloric valve to the jejunum. A value above 6 bears follow-up examination. A PET scan uses a glucose molecule labeled with a gamma radiation emitting isotope. Each cell type has an expected Standard Uptake Value (SUV). The radiologist needs to be aware of the SUV expected vs SUV observed to make an informed decision when evaluating "hot spots" on the scan.

I'm not thrilled with how my gut operates post-Whipple, but I'm confident that ignoring the problem would have progressed to full-on pancreatic cancer very quickly. Based on the pathology/histology reports, I have a 32% prognosis for making it 5 years post Whipple. Better than PanCan.

[PAR35]

Pancreatic and Ovarian should be near the top of the deadliest list since they are generally asymptomatic until it’s too late. Melanoma, some brain tumors because the treatment can be impractical. I would think the list drops off pretty quickly after those.

Prostate, cervical and largely colon cancer are highly treatable if one has routine checkups.

[HollyB]

I had #5 on the list - AML acute myeloid leukemia. I promise, nothing but intense chemo is going to destroy it. It’s in the bone marrow. High risk requires a stem cell transplant too. I just had my 10 year anniversary of being in remission. My sister was my donor.

[fruser1]

The only real problem in life is death.

[wjcsux]

Later.

[Big Red Badger]

Prayers Up for All you FReepers.

[Man from Oz]

Ping

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[Mr Ramsbotham]

Try a combination of baking soda, vinegar, and Dawn dishwashing detergent. Of course it doesn’t work, but it’s all-natural.

[fuzzylogic]

Due to his daughters auto-immune disease, who switched to a ‘steak only’ diet, Dr. Jordon Peterson now follows it. Modern medicine says they should be dead.

I’ve read more than once, cancer feeds on sugars...starve it.

[Cats1]

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