The claims made by these people and the part they play in really vulnerable people’s lives at such a difficult time is the part that really worries me. We are cancer patients, we do not need non-professional people telling us how to heal ourselves, it’s always always good to promote healthy eating where possible, I am a great believer in eating good food wherever possible, it is not always possible for some people all the time especially depending on their personal condition and financial position, it is also important to remember that many holistic and alternative methods have their place for many people both alongside ‘traditional’ medicine and as an alternative route and if people believe these are the right way for them then that’s good and even better if they benefit but, again, one size etc... I have not disrespected anyone here. I was enjoying the original theme of the thread. Always happy to hear points of view of others but felt that such a railroad really should have its own thread. My view maybe not yours but as said before we are all different. 😀 Many cancer treatments, including chemotherapy and radiotherapy, lead to a big increase in the levels of reactive oxygen species,” says Vousden. “So we wanted to find out if starving cancer cells of serine and glycine would be more effective if we put cancer cells under oxidative stress.”

Cancer cells need energy and nutrients to carry on growing. And, because they often multiply rapidly, cancer cells have a high demand for fuel.Janes has succeeded to make us look at Cancer with more Holistic approach away from big pharma and away from our trapped mind set of killing all to kill the terrorist...... We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.

For him metformin 500mg did no work (PSA increased), but between 1000-1500mg already did decline PSA (18%). He would take more but nausea and weight loss issues.

Some issues with nausea (Metformin, slow release also) and headaches (dipyridamole 200mg too much for him), BUT PSA down 18% . From 1994 until 2004, Jane battled two aggressive cancers with metastatic spread, both were classed as terminal. He is Gleason 9 and already advanced and did not do any conventional treatment till now (also because of CVD issues). We can go faster with genome data and knowledge of cancer pathways...at present there are mainly about 12 pathways... I'm with Petrolhead on this. Without a "control" or baseline comparison - e.g. someone who was identical, didn't do the same thing, and progressed/died - how do you know whether it's all the things you've chosen to do/not do, or the body managing in its own way to prevail? I'm a sceptic.

Meanwhile the witch doctors continue to take money from fools who believe in witchcraft. And without intending to upset anyone, I might say prayer is highly unlikely to have ZERO effect on anyone's cancer. Prayer is unlikely to get all the national leaders on Earth to agree to melt down the atom bombs and maybe make ploughs to grow more food and also educate more ppl to free them from the scourge of ignorance, hatred, fear, greed. Professor Justin Stebbing is involved in studies at Imperial College London into how metformin and aspirin might be useful in the fight against cancer.Hello Thank you for that. I saw the video and it makes a lot of sense. I actually already use curcumin which is Like any new treatment, the next step would be a clinical trial to see if a special diet is safe for patients and if it does have any benefit for people. This would be carried out by doctors and nutritionists in the clinic, where patients could be carefully monitored to make sure they are getting all the other nutrients they need and weren’t being harmed by the diet.” I started at BCM in 2004 with a six month clinical trial. Interesting that the combination of drugs which I took has been go to for metastatic breast cancer...... they say, I am one of the “rarely cured” guinea pig. I was most fortunate and glad as soon as mets developed, I got the obligatory injection of Lupron and immediately started with chemotherapy, etc.