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How to raise teenage daughters after the loss of their mother?
Unfortunately last year I was not able to persuade my wife to try any metabolic approaches, or talk to anyone who advocates them. People will die before changing their habits. She insisted on going the conventional route with the oncologists at Fred Hutch here in Seattle. Her cancer kept progressing slowly, on top of the side effects from the "standard of care" treatment. Her suffering has grown worse and she may succumb or choose "Death With Dignity" within the next few months. We have two daughters, 14 and 16, who are very attached to her. The three of them are like peas in a pod. I have some practical questions, such as whether to keep living in the same place, whether to keep all her stuff (she's a packrat), whether to travel and meet other relatives they haven't seen for a long time. I'd like to hear just from people who've been through something like this.
Hydrogen as a monotheropy
URGENT! This is the number one treatment we all need to be doing to fight our cancer! Since no one else seems to be able to find liturature on hydrogen gas see a few publications bellow. The liturature is significant and significant amount of human data here are a few publications and where to buy. Also use coupon code jason to save 5 percent. I am convinced this is more inportant than a keto diet but used with keto and even soc it is a powerful weapon. It has been proven that h2 gas inhalation significantly reduces side effects from soc! Now in my personal experience I recently had my first drop in tumour markers in 9 months. No chemo no soc in the 4 week period. I had not started my imenotheropy yet. I was not on keto diet and was not even taking my normal fembendazole. The only treatment i was on was 2 weeks of hydrogen gas. I slept with the machine on 10 hours a day logged. If I have time and energy I will start linking more publications in here. However this is a very proven tool in shrinking cancer. There is so much litturature and human data on this it's not even funny. You have to look it up yourself and don't waist time we need to hit those tumours now! Don't let them grow! https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8395776/ https://www.mdpi.com/1420-3049/28/23/7785 https://www.wjgnet.com/2307-8960/full/v7/i15/2065.htm https://artofhealingcancer.com/hydrogen-therapy-a-recent-addition-to-anti-cancer-arsenal/ There are alot of fake machines out there. This is the machine Dr. Howard recommends. When checking out you need to add the nose canule and the lye powder. They are not all allowed to be sold together. You must add them to your order or you will have delays in setting up your machine! You need these 2 things!
2 likes • Feb 14
@Nurul Islam I bought the Hydrogenie H2 for my wife a couple weeks ago. Too soon to say whether it's helping.
2 likes • Mar 5
@Nurul Islam She's still using the machine. I still don't know whether it's having any effect.
How to help my stage 4 keto-hostile wife?
My 50yo wife is also mother of our 13 and 14yo daughters. She developed a slow-growing cancer about 18 months ago, which was removed but has metastasized elsewhere. She eats the standard American diet, but her oncologists here at the Fred Hutchinson Center won’t tell her that this may be a root cause or contributing factor. I have tried to suggest that changing her carb and seed-oil based diet may help extend her life and reduce her suffering. I am also studying Thomas Seyfried's work. One objection to fasting and dietary change is that she's always been on the bony side, and is now even skinnier than before. But the real problem is that she doesn’t find my opinion credible because I am not a doctor. It's difficult to even talk with her about it without her getting angry, shutting down the conversation, and refusing to share details about her condition and treatment. I am strict carnivore (with no apparent health problems), so I guess she sees me as some kind of a nut.
2 likes • Jan 8
@Michael Wright I am interested in the rest of the story with your vegan daughter, as my main challenge now is convincing my family. By the way, that's the Whole Foods I use, on NE 64th St.! It has a vegetarian burger joint that always seems to be empty.
1 like • Feb 14
@Leonor Henriques Sorry to say she has no interest in changing her diet. Her establishment oncologists at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center are no help at all. Fortunately her type of cancer progresses slowly.
Hydrogen Website with 1300 Scientific Studies
The Hydrogen Studies website is a comprehensive resource dedicated to the research and benefits of hydrogen gas on human health. It features a database of over 1300 scientific studies, covering a wide range of health topics and body parts. The website allows users to search for studies based on subjects, outcomes, years, and countries. It provides detailed information on how hydrogen can be used in various medical treatments, including cancer therapy, liver cell injury, and more. The site is designed to be user-friendly, making it easy for researchers, healthcare professionals, and the general public to access and understand the potential health benefits of hydrogen. Here's the link to the cancer section: Cancer Archives - Hydrogen Studies There are 11 pages of studies (100+ reports) just for cancer.
3 likes • Jan 22
@Stuart Briscoe For what this is worth, I can see how molecular hydrogen inhalation *might* work and my wife is trying it now.
3 likes • Jan 25
@Simon Lown I tend to agree. Though for myself I place less confidence in peer review after reading about the replication crisis. A disturbing number of experiments in peer reviewed papers are not reproducible.
Dr. Seyfried confirms diet does not lower glutamine
https://x.com/tnseyfried/status/1882053697456201782 Our recent study describing how cancer cells ferment the amino acid glutamine caused many people to ask which dietary habits will lower glutamine levels in the body. However, while diet can greatly reduce blood glucose levels, there is no dietary practice that can meaningfully lower glutamine. Additionally, glutamine is essential in several body processes, including the immune system. While intermittent glutamine inhibition via glutamine targeting drugs can be effective against cancer, glutamine targeting should be done carefully and under the supervision of a knowledgeable caregiver, as described in our recent paper: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12916-024-03775-4. We are now working to determine the best dosing, timing, and scheduling of such diet-drug combined therapies.
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