In this article I will talk more about two alternative cancer treatments that have proven to be very successful. People should always be open to alternative ways of treating diseases and not just use conventional ways that have proven to be ineffective on their own. Patients who have beaten cancer have used several treatments at the same time, and as I said, I’ll talk more about two of them.
Diana Dyer
After a diagnosis of breast cancer, Diane Dyer, a former hospital dietitian, decided to learn as much as she could about cancer. She has published a 54-page cancer and nutrition booklet called “A Dietitian[historia de cáncer”]Diane Dyer, a three-time cancer survivor, talks about many different approaches to improving the quality of life for cancer patients.[cancerstory”DianeDyerwhohassurvivedcancerthreetimeherselftalksaboutmanydifferentapproachestoimprovethequalityofcancerpatientslife[cancerstory”DianeDyerwhohassurvivedcancerthreetimeherselftalksaboutmanydifferentapproachestoimprovethequalityofcancerpatientslife
There are approaches that include lifestyle changes, such as exercise, diet, meditation, and other techniques that are not alternatives to conventional medicine but rather complementary. These strategies are valuable during treatment and also during recovery. The best way to regain health is to eat right. All the refined sugars and processed foods are creating the perfect environment for cancer to grow.
Dr. Flavin-Koenig
She is an advisor to the National Cancer Institute (NCI) in the US and, based on 23 years of observations of cancer, recommends the following:
Vitamin A – from cod liver oil. Dose: 1 gram per day. This causes programmed cell death (apoptosis) and “limits the rate of DNA synthesis in most tumors. Synthetic vitamin A and that found in fish oils, liver oil, can be toxic if taken they take in excess
Beta Carotene – Vitamin A in plant form. Dose: 200 mg per day. It makes cells more sensitive to immunotherapy as well as hyperthermia and chemotherapy and inhibits the “bcl-2” gene. Dr. Flavin-Koenig also uses low-dose chemotherapy, but only to treat colon and lung cancer, but she says it’s “not enough.”
Fish Oil – Dose: 4 grams per day. It inhibits angiogenesis and the “ras” gene that fuels the growth of tumors.
Soy products: “inhibit hormone receptors” and are therefore effective in treating prostate cancer.
Vitamin C – Increases hydrogen peroxide in tumor cells. Dosage: 3-5 grams per day spread throughout the day or 3 grams per day combined with 5-7 grams IV twice a week.
Sodium Selenite – Inhibits protein kinase C. Dosage: 400 micrograms daily.