You can get around the heavy bias in AI by giving it your back story and adding contextual stuff that will guide AI towards what you want. For me, the AI know I don't want life changing surgery, the chemo and radiotherapies are much more risky for me because of how my cancer was created. So any and all possible ways to avoid that should be considered first. I don't know your story off by heart Stuart, but it you want some help making sense of your RGCC report, I'd be happy to lend a hand.

Was it only the 2 antiparasitics and nothing else or was the chemo continued throughout?

How are you tracking the outcome of this treatment eggs? Do you have a scan booked?

Welcome Mary

This is the kind of research I wish I'd had when I first got my cancer diagnosis. I wasted a lot of time researching everything from scratch and trying to figure out what was true and what wasn't There's a lot of misinformation out there that can throw you off track if you're not careful. It's still free to try, so what have you got to lose? Give it a go.