Astron Health Protocol Overview (Built for My Mum)

I wanted to share something important with you — not as medical advice, but as part of our learning journey together ❤️

This post is shared for transparency and education only, not to suggest or recommend anything medically.

This protocol was designed privately for my mum by Astron Health and is shared here purely for learning and discussion within our community.

✅ Everyone’s biology, cancer type, treatments, and risks are different

✅ Always work alongside your medical team

My mum’s current protocol was built/personalised using molecular testing from her blood, done through Astron Health, who work with Exacta360.

This kind of testing doesn’t just look at cancer type.

It looks at what pathways are active, what the cancer appears to rely on, and what biological signals are dominant.

In simple terms — it doesn’t ask:

“What cancer is this?”

It asks:

“What is this cancer doing?”

That shift changes everything.

✅ What This Kind of Testing Looks At

From a simple blood sample, the analysis can look at things like:

• inflammation signaling

• growth and survival pathways

• angiogenesis (blood vessel formation)

• immune suppression markers

• estrogen and hormone metabolism

• metabolic stress pathways

• mitochondrial vulnerability

It gives a much clearer picture of the terrain.

✅ Something That Really Stood Out to Me

What surprised me most was this…

Almost everything Astron included was already part of our existing protocol.

The core metabolic approach we’ve been using aligned very closely with what the molecular testing came back with — thanks in huge part to this community, Dr. Seyfried, and Jane McLelland.

They added a few additional layers — such as:

• atorvastatin

• indole-3-carbinol

• luteolin

• apigenin

• ursolic acid

• propranolol

But the foundation was already there.

That was incredibly validating — not just emotionally, but scientifically.

It confirmed that targeting the right pathways truly matters.

✅ Compounds That Came Up in Her Results

Some of the natural compounds included were:

• Curcumin

• EGCG

• Quercetin + bromelain

• Apigenin

• Resveratrol

• Indole-3-carbinol

• Artemisinin

• Ursolic acid

• CBD

• High-dose IV vitamin C

• Mistletoe (Iscador)

Each one was selected because it mapped to specific molecular signals — not because it’s popular or trending.

That distinction matters.

✅ Repurposed Medications Included

The protocol also included repurposed drugs such as:

• Ivermectin

• Mebendazole

• Metformin

• Atorvastatin

• Doxycycline

• Propranolol

• Low-dose aspirin or celecoxib

• High-dose melatonin

Again — not randomly.

These are compounds that research shows can influence:

• cancer metabolism

• mitochondrial function

• stress signaling

• angiogenesis

• inflammation

• immune environment

This is the side of oncology most patients are never told about.

✅ Something Else I Think Is Important to Share

There were also several things we’re already using that didn’t show up in the testing or weren’t included.

That doesn’t mean they’re wrong — it just highlights an important point.

Some therapies don’t always appear clearly on molecular panels, especially those that work more broadly on the terrain, immune system, or cellular environment.

Some examples include:

• Methylene blue

• DCA

• LDN

• CDS

• DMSO

• Medicinal mushrooms

• Sulforaphane

• AHCC

• Boswellia

• Modified citrus pectin (MCP)

Many of these don’t target one isolated pathway.