This is just a piggy-back off of Bernardo’s recent post, and I’m hopeful it can serve as supplemental to the information that he already provided in it, as I believe his post was articulate, detailed, well thought out, and very helpful. I thoroughly appreciated reading it! I don’t get on here that much recently as things in my personal life have ramped up a lot, but as a refresher, I started an account here because my mom and dad have cancer (my mom’s was stage IV small cell ovarian cancer and my dad’s was less serious — papillary thyroid cancer which they were able to remove via surgery) I wanted to learn, and hoped that Lord willing, I could be of help to others who have/had cancer as well. I am in contact with Bernardo off this platform here and there, and appreciate his dedication to this as well. I recognized that he had spent hours and hours and hours of research as well, and we have bounced things off of each other on occasion. To the point. With my mom, (as I pretty much did all the research and my parents trusted the results—which was very humbling and also could become very stressful for me because it felt like her success was largely in my hands….this led to the necessity to remind myself of the basics which I’ll explain in a moment and resting in the Lord as ultimately in control) Through all the time I spent studying, I was very intentional not to get lost in the tunnel vision of “cancer only”. (I’ll explain later—this is important, and I believe Bernardo did a good job mentioning this) I wholeheartedly believe cancer is metabolic, and I believe that genetic mutations merely make certain people more susceptible to cancer due to the body’s normal defenses, which would protect from mitochondrial damage, being compromised, (e.g. BRCA-1, BRCA-2, Tp53) These genetic mutations do not cause cancer, they simply compromise the body’s natural defenses to damaged mitochondria. It is the damage to the mitochondria that leads to dysfunctional mitochondrial activity and insufficient oxphos.

AI Ranks it Higher than EGCG, Vitamin D & Omega 3 JUSTUS R. HOPE SEP 07, 2025 ∙ PAID Thanks to Dr. Paul Marik and the IMA, the word is getting out that Cancer Stem Cells are the roots of cancer and must be blocked to avoid cancer recurrence. It no longer is enough to simply remove the cancer with surgery, then zap it with radiation and chemotherapy, and forget about it. Because Cancer Stem Cells have a nasty tendency to regrow the entire tumor and spread it all over the body in resistant form months or years later. And then it is often too late. Block Cancer Stem Cells Early & Often (I went ahead and named the CSC blocker, NICLOSAMIDE, now, as the article is written to name it only after getting a PAID subscription, but still read the entire article, as they include a lot of useful information) NICLOSAMIDE - The Worm Medicine That Destroys Cancer Commanders Dr. Marik and I have written about the urgency of blocking CSCs early and often. And with the strongest CSC blockers. We recently published on the rise in Turbo Cancersand mentioned the ROOT4™ Protocol which can pre-emptively suppress the main CSC pathways. We believe use of this protocol can help prevent Turbo Cancers from developing in high-risk patients. The ROOT™ Protocols The components of the ROOT4™ protocol include EGCG, Curcumin, Omega 3, and Vitamin D. When combined they suppress all of the 7 major Cancer Stem Cell growth pathways. AI estimates that the ROOT4™ protocol can prevent the formation of the most common cancers by about 50%. However, with the addition of more agents, we have also developed the ROOT6™ and ROOT9™ Protocols which AI estimates can more effectively prevent these cancers. AI estimates that the ROOT9™ protocol can prevent the formation of the most common cancers by nearly 90%.

Results just were sent. The only improved result is my lung, all the other metastases are worse. Waiting on liver biopsy scheduling to see if the genetic typing is different.. I've enquired about clinical trials, but don't want chemo. It could be 2-4 more weeks to hear back from Immunity Bio, my preferred option.

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⚠️ Note: What follows are my personal opinions and insights based on everything I’ve studied and learned so far. This is not medical advice. I’m simply sharing my own understanding in the hope that it may help someone else think about their options. If I had cancer, I would build my strategy on one simple principle: 👉 Apply continuous metabolic pressure (press) to weaken cancer every day, and add oxidative stress surges (pulse) to kill cancer cells at intervals. My understanding is that adjudts and antioxidants (press) do not cure cancer on their own — they starve it, decloak it, and weaken its defences. Pro-oxidants (pulse) create the stress that pushes cancer cells into death. Both are needed, working together. ✅ The Foundation (Press) - Therapeutic Ketogenic Diet + Fasting → limiting glucose and insulin signalling. - Metabolic Regulators: Berberine (or Metformin), EGCG, Curcumin, Quercetin, Resveratrol, Sulforaphane, DIM. - Mitochondrial & Hormone Support: Iodine + Selenium, Melatonin (for circadian rhythm, mitochondrial health, and selective oxidative stress against cancer). - Immune Modulation: Mushrooms (AHCC, Reishi, Turkey Tail), Akkermansia, probiotics, prebiotics. - Repurposed Drugs for Continuous Pressure: Ivermectin (IVM) and Mebendazole (MBZ) may also be part of the daily press strategy, as highlighted by some clinicians (ex Dr. Makis), because they continuously disrupt cancer survival pathways. - Liver Protection: Milk Thistle and/or Tudca to support and protect the liver while on multiple therapies. - Other Adjuncts: Modified Citrus Pectin (MCP) for metastasis control, Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN) for immune balance. This is the constant press that weakens cancer cells and keeps them vulnerable. ✅ The Pro-Oxidant Pulses (Kill-Phase) On specific days, I would add therapies that spike oxidative stress inside cancer cells: - IV Vitamin C (high dose) - Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) - Methylene Blue + Near Infrared (NIR) Light - increases oxidative stress in cancer cells while supporting mitochondrial function in healthy ones - Artemisinin (Wormwood) - Fenbendazole - Ivermectin (when pulsed at higher doses) - DCA (Dichloroacetate) - CDS (Chlorine Dioxide Solution) - something I would personally consider. It releases chlorine dioxide, a strong oxidizing agent. It’s controversial and not well studied in cancer, but I’ve noticed interesting patterns, and even Mel Gibson have spoken about it on Joe Rogan’s podcast