Hi,

Not an expert because I have been fortunate so far not to have had
cancer but from what I've learned over the years I too would go for
high nutrients but major on as close to paleo eating as you can get,
I'd take plenty Coconut oil (easy to take added to a coconut meat and
coconut water based fruit smoothie). I'd also try and track down
Coley's Toxins - part of my own planned response to cancer should it
happen to me. I believe that the treatment may once again be available
in the Americas again? It may still be in use in Germany according to
wikipedia.

http://www.second-opinions.co.uk/coleys_toxin.html
http://www.second-opinions.co.uk/coleys_toxin2.html
http://www.second-opinions.co.uk/coleys_instructions.html
http://www.mbvax.com/

http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=mg17924074.000
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg17623675.700-dr-coleys-famous-fever.html
(sorry only a stub and not the full article)

The story of Coley's toxins makes interesting reading and to me
suggests that a very potent cancer therapy has been suppressed but
medical establishments for way too long.  I don't know anyone who has
tried Coley's toxins and I don't have a medical background but they
are high on my list if  I  get cancer.

All the best.

neil

On 6/27/07, Wayne Wynn <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I have no personal experience with cancer and the few people I have
> known who died from it were not particularly close to me. With that
> qualification, permit me to just say what I have gathered to date.
>
> I believe if so diagnosed I believe I would fight. I would seriously
> consider a raw vegan diet at a retreat or institute that closely follows
> in the Ann Wigmore tradition. Maybe some cooked meat as well, or maybe
> some raw, but if so, then very limited amounts. I would also consider
> Gerson's juicing as another way to get concentrated nutrients.
>
> The theory is simple: lots of nutrients high in enzymes, and colonics to
>   help remove waste. Instead of treating cancer, they try to get the
> body to heal itself with high doses of natural food. An advantage is
> that natural food therapy conflicts little or not at all with
> traditional treatments.
>
> On the psychological side, I would re-read Effie Chow's book on Qigong
> and perhaps try to also follow her ten suggestions for good health. You
> may be surprised to hear that daily hugs are one of them. I think it
> also noteworthy that before she herself will treat a patient diagnosed
> as terminal, they must first have a compelling reason to live.
>
> Just what I have gathered to date and hope to never need. I try to eat a
> combination of paleo and raw, but the operative word is "try".
>


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Neil C Timms