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2 likes • Jan 28
I agree
Metabolic Therapy Plan for High-Grade and Metastatic Cervical Cancer
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).
Metabolic Therapy Plan for High-Grade and Metastatic Cervical Cancer
4 likes • Dec '24
Looks great! I would be careful about honey - will knock you out of ketosis real quick
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4 likes • Oct '24
Agree
PRESS PULSE
My wife and I have been doing metabolic therapy for my Dad for the last 8 months. We recently started full press pulse a few months ago and the results so far have been amazing. We were coached by some incredible people in metabolic field and happy to share any and all info that we have. Ultimately the treatment will come down to 4 main things, diet (while maintaining weight and muscle mass) ---> mebendozole --> don ---> hyperbaric oxygen. It's incredibly simple yet incredibly complex, but once you get mastery over these elements, you WILL STARVE YOUR CANCER OUT OF EXISTENCE. Good luck to all!!
3 likes • Sep '24
@Rachel Murphy Yes hbot at 2.4! Lung tumor shrunk by half, suv drop from 13.5 to 3.5. Lymph node suv gone up from 8 to 15 (possibly inflammation, time will tell). CEA drop from 45 to 7.5. No other distant metastasis or progression. Completed 2 cycles so far and midway through 3rd.
2 likes • Sep '24
Caveat is we did also do targeted radiation 6 months ago - so the next 2-3 cycles will be much more telling
Is 8.0 ketones too high?
Or does it depend on other factors/variables?
Is 8.0 ketones too high?
2 likes • Sep '24
You’re not in any danger, ketoacidosis is when blood glucose and ketones are high, your glucose is quite low so you are metabolically okay. How do you feel? However, ketones going to 8 is a stress response from lack of energy so your liver is pumping out ketones. Add some protein grams to your diet and it should level out. Happened to us once as well ketones went to 7.8. But it was just transient didn’t last long
3 likes • Sep '24
The short answer is yes it’s too high, but no you’re not in any danger. Adjust the diet so it drops down.
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