Sugar and Cancer

re: Sugar and Cancer

DaveSpang — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 00:42:30 GMT

Davis...graviola is readily available through mercola's site I think, and plenty of others. I shop at iherb.com.

re: Sugar and Cancer

lynee — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:42:07 GMT

To CarolJWhite and anyone newly diagnosed with cancer....You are on Dr Mercola's site so you are on the right path! I am a 13-yr breast cancer survivor and my husband now a 6-mo stage 4 kidney cancer survivor. We used to be "typical Americans", bad diet (w/ sugar, alcohol, fast food, processed foods, etc), stressful lifestyle, not enough exercise & thought alternative medicine was probably quackery.... But we've had a crash course this year since my husband's diagnosis of a rare aggressive cancer. And there is a great deal of excellent information out there and we are now both N.E.D. (no evidence of disease/ clear scans!) and firm believers in natural healing! You DO have to do research and find what is right for YOU, but Dr Mercola's site is a great reference and check out: www.healingyourcancer.com for more references and our story. Be well!

re: Sugar and Cancer

BJSlap — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 07:51:47 GMT

I had a mastectomy, and chemo in '96', & in '97' after chemo was over it showed that the "lobuler" cancer was still there. I changed Dr.'s, then in August 08, I was told I had cancer in the same spot, but a different kind of cancer this time. Can you believe that it is in the same spot, but now it is "ductal" cancer? The Dr. wants to give me radiation, and shots. I have turned them down, & decided to try doing it on my own, along with the "Good Lord's" help that is. I plan to do,1 t.of baking soda twice a day, & 1/2 t. of sea salt each day. I also plan on taking 2-3 T. Braggs Vineger, & 1. T.Honey. I am now trying to get some "S U N S H I N E" each day (while it last), then onto cod liver oil for the winter months.Then of course I'm trying to improve on my food diet, & cut back on my sugar intake, (which was very bad). Does anybody know if it is bad to do the salt, & baking soda both? Am I taking too much of anything, or not enough? I don't know if there is any harm to doing both, or if one could cancel out the other. If anyone knows of anything else that I should be doing, let me know, as I need help. Thanks, B. J.

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Katie777 — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 17:50:56 GMT

I have had my own cancers, cervical and melanoma (stage 4) Following removal of the offending cells (surgical) I declined further "medical" treatment. Changed my diet, exercised, eliminated sugar, worked at "oxygenating" myself and realizing stress was a contributing factor adjusted my attitude. I am 10 years melanoma free and 20 years on the other. I watched my father elect the chemo/radiation method on a glioblastoma. He died within 5 months. It wasn't pretty. My husband died of cancer of the parotid glands (a fairly rare cancer) He too elected the chemo/radiation cure after surgery. He lived 10 months from diagnosis to death. Almost any alternative method beats the poison and burn methods used today.

Do your own research. Kate.

re: Sugar and Cancer

Royce Hamer — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 16:21:57 GMT

most interestisng a must read for all wishing to be healthy. Suggestion!!! Comment on Cancer dislike for oxygen, alkaline envirioment since this was part of my prostrate cancer cure.