This is a difficult journey. I haven’t shared much, Ive read quite a few of comments. I’ve been on here because my daughter was fighting cancer. She gave it all she had. She did keto, hyperbaric, red light therapy, combined it with SOC. Maki’s Meekim, everyone. And anyway, yesterday she breathed her last breath and entered eternity. Our hearts are broken, there was nothing on earth she did that stopped it. However she had a quality life up to August 8 I think, then things just kept coming. Somehow a positive challenge that could come out - I would love to see integrative medicine and SOC work together and wonder if anyone would have an idea of how we could move forward and work towards this? Don’t know what else to say but I do pray for you all fighting this disease and am grateful for every success story. And am so sad the ones that have been heartbroken and lost their loved ones. It is truly gut wrenching and very sad God bless you all!

https://youtu.be/AvFJU5s5AKs?si=DjC23Spsh3qUnjrb Cancer sufferers online indicate that hyperbaric oxygen can cure cancers. I know of no one first party to me who used hyperbaric oxygen. The mother of my children was unable to use hyperbaric oxygen for many months after her brain cancer surgery due to oncology team indications that it risked brain bleeding and the hyperbaric oxygen provider declining to treat for this reason, and thereafter declined it for various medical risk trade-off reasons and lack of interest. I encouraged her to use the portable oxygen generator that he had, but she said it was too noisy and interfered with her sleep. She has passed on.

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.