A new decision has been made by the US FDA disallowing the use of Avastin for breast cancer. This is due to the life-threatening adverse effects of the drug among breast cancer patients.
What happens to those who already endured the side effects of the drug.
Treating patients not cancer. No cancer is untreatable, as much as no stubborness is tolerable.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Wednesday, December 01, 2010
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Vit C Miracle story as told by the patient himself
A great story about vit c cure and the fight by the family vs the "doctors"
Labels:
ascorbic acid,
H1N1,
leukemia,
swine flu
Monday, October 25, 2010
The President’s Cancer Panel releases report: We must eliminate environmental carcinogens from our workplaces, schools, and homes. | The Canary Report
The President’s Cancer Panel releases report: We must eliminate environmental carcinogens from our workplaces, schools, and homes. | The Canary Report
I think this is a great report ! for the First time since it started giving reports to the President, the panel has really zeroed in that TOXINS including radiation is a factor to causing cancer
I think this is a great report ! for the First time since it started giving reports to the President, the panel has really zeroed in that TOXINS including radiation is a factor to causing cancer
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Why this study is important
The Sympathetic Nervous System Induces a Metastatic Switch in Primary Breast Cancer — Cancer Res
This study shows that at the very least for breast cancer, chronic stress (non-painful stress) can induce cancer cells to become more metastatic. Chronic stress shifts to a "sympathetic predominance." This make the cancer cells "outside" the primary tumor more aggressive.
So really stress is not a good idea for cancer patients.
This study shows that at the very least for breast cancer, chronic stress (non-painful stress) can induce cancer cells to become more metastatic. Chronic stress shifts to a "sympathetic predominance." This make the cancer cells "outside" the primary tumor more aggressive.
So really stress is not a good idea for cancer patients.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Down but not out
I'm feeling the blues again. Patient X was admitted due to pleural and pericardial effusion. It was a good thing he was at the right place. Only problem is, he's intubated but fighting.
I pray for his recovery.
I pray for his recovery.
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Cancer Cells are resistant to angiogenesis inhibitors?
New studies explain how cancer cells 'eat us alive'
This new study seems to say at least 3 things:
1. Its not the cancer that directly causes cachexia, its the stromal cells or fibroblast dying rapidly due to the stress induced by cancer cells.
2. Cancer Cells have mitochondria. In a "normal environment" where cancer cells are present together with the fibroblasts, mitochondria are present. THis is in contrast to cancer cell cultures where cancer cells had no mitochondria.
3. Angiogenesis inhibitors may actually make cancer cells more aggressive in causing cachexia, relapse and metastasis.
This new study seems to say at least 3 things:
1. Its not the cancer that directly causes cachexia, its the stromal cells or fibroblast dying rapidly due to the stress induced by cancer cells.
2. Cancer Cells have mitochondria. In a "normal environment" where cancer cells are present together with the fibroblasts, mitochondria are present. THis is in contrast to cancer cell cultures where cancer cells had no mitochondria.
3. Angiogenesis inhibitors may actually make cancer cells more aggressive in causing cachexia, relapse and metastasis.
Labels:
angiogenesis inhibitors,
avastin,
bevacizumab,
cachexia,
cancer,
fibroblasts
Thursday, September 02, 2010
Great alternative for Cancer patients
Efficacy and Safety of Oral Lactoferrin Supplementation in Combination with rHuEPO-{beta} for the Treatment of Anemia in Advanced Cancer Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy: Open-Label, Randomized Controlled Study -- Macciò et al. 15 (8): 894 -- The Oncologist
This study demonstrate the effectiveness of giving lactoferrin than giving IV iron + rhEPO.
This study demonstrate the effectiveness of giving lactoferrin than giving IV iron + rhEPO.
Labels:
cancer,
chemotherapy,
lactoferrin
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
China milk powder blamed after babies develop breasts - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos
China milk powder blamed after babies develop breasts - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos
Now, I hope people will understand why milk whether for babies or fresh milk is not good for everyone esp those with cancer
Now, I hope people will understand why milk whether for babies or fresh milk is not good for everyone esp those with cancer
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Marijuana vs Cancer
Abstract | Cannabinoids reduce ErbB2-driven breast cancer progression through Akt inhibition
I remember one of my patient cooking up marijuana and extracting the oil for his medical condition. He was so afraid someone might recognize the smell and report him to the police :)
Now he can truly say marijuana really works, read your medical journals!!!
I remember one of my patient cooking up marijuana and extracting the oil for his medical condition. He was so afraid someone might recognize the smell and report him to the police :)
Now he can truly say marijuana really works, read your medical journals!!!
Labels:
breast cancer,
cannabinoids,
marijuana
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Crisis in Clinical trials
NEJM -- Cancer Clinical Trials -- A Chronic but Curable Crisis
Interesting that they finally see something wrong with the way the trials are done.
Interesting that they finally see something wrong with the way the trials are done.
Monday, July 19, 2010
Cancer Decisions® - Mistletoe Makes Further Gains - Part II
Cancer Decisions® - Mistletoe Makes Further Gains - Part II
Whats interesting in this study was, they were actually looking at "maybe" increasing chemotherapy drugs was feasible! Hmmm.. so now Mistletoe is like a rescue remedy?
they totaly lost the sight of "maybe" we can use mistletoe instead of Gemzar?
Whats interesting in this study was, they were actually looking at "maybe" increasing chemotherapy drugs was feasible! Hmmm.. so now Mistletoe is like a rescue remedy?
they totaly lost the sight of "maybe" we can use mistletoe instead of Gemzar?
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Support group for cancer patients hits court order - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos
Support group for cancer patients hits court order - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos
This is something we dont see often :) I hope more people will come out and support the drive vs these big companies.
This is something we dont see often :) I hope more people will come out and support the drive vs these big companies.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Hmm Looks like some Doctors are starting to realize something wrong with the statistics
Looking for efficiency rather than efficacy in randomized controlled trials in oncology — Ann Oncol
After reading this paper, I am glad that someone had the "balls" to really look at how these trials make a big thing with small results. I remember a chemo regimen, forgot which one, where the length of survival was SIGNIFICANTLY longer than the older regimen, but looking at the data, i was surprised the difference was less than 3 months!!!
Is that how we look at the data, 3 months is significant on paper, but in real life?
After reading this paper, I am glad that someone had the "balls" to really look at how these trials make a big thing with small results. I remember a chemo regimen, forgot which one, where the length of survival was SIGNIFICANTLY longer than the older regimen, but looking at the data, i was surprised the difference was less than 3 months!!!
Is that how we look at the data, 3 months is significant on paper, but in real life?
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Cancers responding to Healing Frequencies?
Amplitude-modulated electromagnetic fields for the treatment of cancer: Discovery of tumor-specific frequencies and assessment of a novel therapeutic approach
I think this is a very important step towards the integration of the Alternative and the Conventional! If doctors will open up to these possibilities, I feel it will be for the benefit of ALL cancer patients.
You dont lose anything aside from finances( if you are dying, money becomes secondary priority), you won't have any adverse effects. However, it ain't gonna cure you, because as you can see its effect is not immediate.
I hope more studies ike this will come out
I think this is a very important step towards the integration of the Alternative and the Conventional! If doctors will open up to these possibilities, I feel it will be for the benefit of ALL cancer patients.
You dont lose anything aside from finances( if you are dying, money becomes secondary priority), you won't have any adverse effects. However, it ain't gonna cure you, because as you can see its effect is not immediate.
I hope more studies ike this will come out
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Healing just by our intentions
I am reading now a book by Lynn McTaggart,The Field and it discussed how our intentions can actually influence events.
Its a book about how we are all connected by the "Field" that is present all around us. She compiled and made a book of the advances in quantum physics and medicine. Am sure there are now lot more about the topics she discussed, I just hope that Conventional Medicine catches up and realize that their Newtonian Model of Medicine doesnt quite work in today's Quantum Reality
Its a book about how we are all connected by the "Field" that is present all around us. She compiled and made a book of the advances in quantum physics and medicine. Am sure there are now lot more about the topics she discussed, I just hope that Conventional Medicine catches up and realize that their Newtonian Model of Medicine doesnt quite work in today's Quantum Reality
Labels:
energy healing,
Lynn McTaggart,
Newtonian,
Quantum physics
Reversal of Chemotherapy-Induced Leukopenia Using Granulocyte Macrophage Colony-Stimulating Factor Promotes Bone Metastasis That Can Be Blocked with Osteoclast Inhibitors -- Dai et al. 70 (12): 5014 -- Cancer Research
Reversal of Chemotherapy-Induced Leukopenia Using Granulocyte Macrophage Colony-Stimulating Factor Promotes Bone Metastasis That Can Be Blocked with Osteoclast Inhibitors -- Dai et al. 70 (12): 5014 -- Cancer Research
Wow!!! what a mouthful... So I guess now, everyone on GM-CSF should also be on Zoladex?
Wow!!! what a mouthful... So I guess now, everyone on GM-CSF should also be on Zoladex?
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Vitamin C to the rescue?
Currently, have 2 patients with stage 4 cancers. Apparently after changing my supplier for the Vitamin C, patients are getting better and better.
Both were in real pain and had difficulty eating. Now both are strong and have good appetite.
All those doubts are being erased.
Both were in real pain and had difficulty eating. Now both are strong and have good appetite.
All those doubts are being erased.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Apatone
Nucleolar Changes and Fibrillarin Redistribution Following Apatone Treatment of Human Bladder Carcinoma Cells -- Jamison et al., 10.1369/jhc.2010.956284 -- Journal of Histochemistry and Cytochemistry
Apatone was granted as an orphan drug for metastatic prostate cancer. I feel this is a very good step where it really shows how cheap drugs or in this case supplement can treat cancer.
Apatone is just vit c and menadione!
Apatone was granted as an orphan drug for metastatic prostate cancer. I feel this is a very good step where it really shows how cheap drugs or in this case supplement can treat cancer.
Apatone is just vit c and menadione!
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