Alternative Cancer Treatment | Cancer Cure | Cancer Remedies

Hi Sylvie,

This is a tricky question. There is no guarantee that any treatment can cure any case of cancer, and this goes for conventional treatments as well as for alternative treatments. Each patient has different situations with different circumstances. Without this knowledge, it is difficult to help. But in general, the patient has to be intimately involved in any treatment regimen to give the best prognosis. The more personally involved the patient is, the more energy and belief that she brings to bear against the disease. If the patient has a good understanding of the treatments that she is receiving, she will tend to have more belief in them, and that does factor in to the success rate. Another consideration is that the patient has to be flexible. She should not be emotionally attached to any treatment method or strategy. If the treatment is not working, changes to the treatment regimen should be considered. Either a new treatment method should be tried, or changes in the treatment applications should be attempted.

Personally, I feel that traditional cancer treatments are very toxic. It seems that the negatives of chemotherapy, radiation and surgery outweigh the positives. But if a patient is using conventional treatments, she should learn about ways to minimize their negative effects. I think that chlorella is good for minimizing the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation. Marijuana is known to effectively deal with cachexia (wasting disease). Hopefully, your cancer patient can get access to medical marijuana in a legal fashion.

I’m not sure if the Paw Paw can work on this cancer, but it is probably worth a try. Be careful with the chemotherapy because it is known to severely damage the immune system. But I have to let you know that the patient has to be more knowledgeable to successfully use alternative treatments since most orthodox physicians don’t like them and also may choose not to work with you if they know that you are using them. Let me know if you have any more questions.

My opinion is that if you are happy with your progress, you may want to wait to see how the Paw Paw and chemo continue to work. You have to be careful about the surgery because any cutting of tumor tissue releases the cancer cells throughout the body which can lead to metastasis. But from what you have reported, the chemo & paw paw appear to be working if the cancer cells are shrinking. I don’t see any reason to do surgery.

Your oncologist(s) are probably either unaware of the addition of the Paw Paw, which is probably protecting your husband from some of the side effects of the chemo. Personally, I don’t recommend chemotherapy, especially without anything to counteract its severe negative effects on the body. You should probably continue to take the Paw Paw and see what happens. If it were me I would avoid the surgery unless absolutely necessary. From what you’ve told me, the growth in the intestine does not appear to be blocking anything, or create any critical situation where it would need to be quickly removed. The strict alkaline diet may be good, but you would definitely be advised to stay away from ALL processed foods, especially SUGAR, artificial sweeteners (like aspartame), normal meats (especially those that contain nitrites, like lunchmeats, bacon, sausage, etc.). You’ll want to consume as much organic food as possible. Try to stay away from fluoridated, chlorinated water. Get a water filter for your shower. If you need more information, just contact me!

There have been reports of THC and/or cannabinoids being effective against cancer cells. The word is that in the 1970′s, the US government was trying to prove that marijuana caused cancer. When the studies were performed, they actually found that the cannabinoid chemicals were actually killing cancer cells! That’s why the studies were abruptly stopped. There are videos on YouTube about this, and another one at http://www.smashcancer.com/2010/07/10/six-great-treatments-for-cancer/. You may also want to view Run From the Cure by Rick Simpson and his experiences with hemp oil.

From what I can see, the thyroid medications have a significant effect on cellular metabolism. Paw Paw, Cantron and Protocel all work similarly. Most of the sites that I’ve seen say that the treatments conflict. Paw Paw, and similar treatments lower the cancer cell’s metabolism, which is related to thyroid function. The thyroid is like the body’s energy metabolism regulator. It would appear that thyroid medication would also be used to affect this, so it sounds like using both together could cause problems and/or neutralize one (or both) of these treatments. I found a few links about it:

http://alternativecancer.us/pawpaw.htm

http://cancertutor.com/Cancer/Protocel.html

http://talkingaboutmesothelioma.blogspot.com/2007/12/cancercured-paw-paw-is-not-compatible.html

I can’t offer you any medical advice as to whether or not you can use Paw Paw in conjunction with Sutent. But I will give you some resources that describe Paw Paw. You can discuss your options with your preferred, qualified health care professional. In any event, you can find more information on the following web sites:

http://www.pawpawresearch.com/pawpawworks.htm
http://www.alternativecancer.us/pawpaw.htm
http://www.self-helpcancer.org/

Remember that the more you learn and the more initiative you take to become as well-informed as you can, the better your chances of succeeding in getting your health back.