We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Thomas Seyfried will be joining us LIVE on the Cancer Warriors Podcast next Monday, 5th May at 11AM EST! Everyone is welcome to join — this is a recorded podcast that will later go live on YouTube. Admins and moderators will be coming together beforehand to brainstorm and plan. Because many of you will want to ask questions but our time is limited, we will prioritize those who are willing to join via Teams with their camera on, starting with admins and moderators. Important: • If you want to ask Dr. Seyfried a question live on camera, please drop your question in the comments below. • Make it unique — ask something that hasn’t been asked a hundred times already! • Unfortunately, not everyone will get the chance to ask live due to time constraints, but we’ll do our best. This is a very special event — something we’ve never done before. Let’s make it count! This could be our chance to go viral and reach more warriors who need our help. If you can attend, please do. If you’re willing to show your face and ask a question directly to Professor Seyfried, comment below with your question! Let’s show up strong and make this a milestone for Cancer Warriors!

My plan is to do lots of daily updates on my YouTube channel for the GFM campaign. I've just started using it, no idea when I created it, but part of the update plan was to do lives. This is my go fund me here: My Campaign and has the intro uploaded to YT Unfortunately, you can't go live on YT until you have 50 subscribers. So, here's my ask of you beautiful warriors. Could you please subscribe to my YT Channel so I can do lives? https://www.youtube.com/@SimonLown I will start adding recorded video instead of lives for now, but a live could get so much more reach. So, if I can, that would be my preference. If you get fed-up of my updates, you can always unsubscribe later. 😂

To help everyone connect more easily with others on a similar journey, please comment below with: 1. Your Cancer Type (e.g., Cervical Adenocarcinoma, Triple-Negative Breast Cancer, Glioblastoma, etc.) 2. (Optional) Stage/Grade (e.g., Stage 3, Grade 2). Example: “My mum: Cervical Adenocarcinoma, Stage 4.” This way, members can find and connect with others who truly understand the specifics of their situation. Feel free to browse the comments and reach out to those you relate to!

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SOC (Standard of Care) alone has not been enough for us. We are now fully into Metabolic Therapy as a complementary treatment. This plan is based on the hybrid orthomolecular protocol tailored for my mum, who has high-grade, metastatic cervical cancer that has spread to the brain, bones, and lymph nodes. This protocol was developed based on the latest research, insights from our community, and personal experiences. Any suggestions would be appreciated to help further refine this plan. Please note: Always consult with healthcare professionals before implementing any changes. Case Overview - Condition: High-grade cervical cancer with brain, bone, and lymph node metastases. - History: Stroke and Pulmonary Embolism: June (on blood thinners since then). Chemotherapy and Immunotherapy: Completed 6 cycles by October. Imaging Results: NED (No Evidence of Disease) after 4 cycles on PET; 25% reduction in brain metastases. However, new brain metastases have appeared in December (likely due to the blood-brain barrier). Protocol Duration: 12 weeks (regardless of cancer type). Adjustments may be required based on glucose or glutamine-driven cancer types and sensitivity testing. Testing Recommendations To ensure the protocol is optimized, the following tests should be conducted: 1. RGCC: Genetic analysis of cancer cells for personalized treatment recommendations. 2. Imaging Tests: CSR (Chest Radiograph): Detects lung infections or abnormalities. 3. Blood Tests: CRP: Detects inflammation or infection. CBP: Screens for anemia, infections, and clotting issues. Vitamin D: Assesses bone health and calcium absorption. ESR: Monitors inflammation or autoimmune conditions. CBC: Diagnoses anemia, infections, or blood disorders. 4. Organ Function Tests: Kidney Function: Evaluates filtering capabilities. Liver Function: Assesses detoxification and metabolism. Lung Function: Diagnoses asthma, COPD, or fibrosis. 5. Clotting and Cardiac Markers: Fibrinogen: Evaluates clotting risk. D-dimer: Detects DVT or pulmonary embolism. Troponin: Screens for heart attack. 6. Gene Testing: Methylation deficiencies (e.g., MTHFR mutations).