All, I have about 6 weeks of unused Lenvima 10mg pills. I was taking this with Keytruda for my endometrial cancer. My cancer became resistant to Lenvina and my oncologist would like me to stop taking the medicine. The manufacturer and pharmacy will not let me return the unused packages. I know this medicine is very expensive. Please let me know if anyone would like it. I would rather give it away than have the medicine destroyed.

Dr’s video presentation of RCC. Curiously, at the start, he says he’s seeing many more patients with it now. Why? 🤔

According to Prof. Angus Dalgleish, by using LDN, a patient may be able to lower the dose of a cancer drug, such as chemo. A lower dose chemo is obv. a lower dose toxicity. He explains. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cbATdSa7pTM

I've been researching supplements for my protocol lately, and came across 𝘮𝘦𝘵𝘩𝘺𝘭𝘦𝘯𝘦 𝘣𝘭𝘶𝘦 𝘩𝘺𝘱𝘦.. Especially its benefits for mitochondrial health. So, I decided to ask the man, whom Thomas Seyfried calls a world leader in mitochondria biology and his good friend; here @Egg Scrambled has a post with him. I thought you might have heard about it as well.. Here is what he says (screenshot attached): Dear Svetlana, So far, there are insufficient evidence for methylene blue showing a beneficial effect on cancer. I am not saying that it does not work, I am saying that there are not enough data yet to make a conclusion. But it does not hurt taking it. Best regards, Christos

Hi all , i hope you are doing well. I just read about a drug VEPPANU approved by FDA for treating ER + and HERS -be breast cancer. It’s an oral drug and having 50% of efficacy so far. It’s under clinical trial for other cancers like prostate , blood, solid tumors. Folks who are in US is this a new talk of your town ? What do your onco talks about it? It is trustable? Thanks