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I believe that strontium should also be considered. Strontium (Sr) is a mineral very similar to calcium that can mimic and replace calcium in humans. Sr seems to be very good at supporting the general health of cancer patients, especially those suffering from cachexia. Hospitalized patients with cachexia generally gain significant weight when given Sr. Sr also supports mitochondria health and reduces pain from bone cancer by re-mineralizing the bones and stopping the pathological pain cycle.
The whole issue of the effect of Sr on tumors is just too complex. There are some lines of reasoning that suggest that it would help, but other lines of reasoning suggest that maybe it would not help.
So, if used, it should be used based on the benefits of improved patient well-being, with knowledge of possible risk.
Of course, I am not a doctor and more analysation needs to be done. I have a Substack blog dedicated to Sr. My contact info is available on my homepage.
I've been using this to treat a basal cell carcinoma on my right cheek. Consulting on Monday about the surgery, which I am not quite sure I'm going to do, yet! Also using methylene blue internally, can't tolerate above 10 mg (that's 20 drops). It clogs my throat (get acid reflux). Also applying externally, and exposing my skin to morning light, along with red light. I am cautiously doing this since they say red light can grow existing cancers (which is why I believe it grew since I was using a red light). BUT, the red light helps activate methylene blue, which activates mitochondria. I've also been reading on comments on Amazon for wormwood it's really good to take it with iron, I guess cancer likes iron so it gobbles it up and then the wormwood get in there with that to go for the kill.
I believe that strontium should also be considered. Strontium (Sr) is a mineral very similar to calcium that can mimic and replace calcium in humans. Sr seems to be very good at supporting the general health of cancer patients, especially those suffering from cachexia. Hospitalized patients with cachexia generally gain significant weight when given Sr. Sr also supports mitochondria health and reduces pain from bone cancer by re-mineralizing the bones and stopping the pathological pain cycle.
The whole issue of the effect of Sr on tumors is just too complex. There are some lines of reasoning that suggest that it would help, but other lines of reasoning suggest that maybe it would not help.
So, if used, it should be used based on the benefits of improved patient well-being, with knowledge of possible risk.
Of course, I am not a doctor and more analysation needs to be done. I have a Substack blog dedicated to Sr. My contact info is available on my homepage.
https://joeanstett.substack.com/p/benefits-of-strontium
How do you compare this vs the post made in July one year ago?
I've been using this to treat a basal cell carcinoma on my right cheek. Consulting on Monday about the surgery, which I am not quite sure I'm going to do, yet! Also using methylene blue internally, can't tolerate above 10 mg (that's 20 drops). It clogs my throat (get acid reflux). Also applying externally, and exposing my skin to morning light, along with red light. I am cautiously doing this since they say red light can grow existing cancers (which is why I believe it grew since I was using a red light). BUT, the red light helps activate methylene blue, which activates mitochondria. I've also been reading on comments on Amazon for wormwood it's really good to take it with iron, I guess cancer likes iron so it gobbles it up and then the wormwood get in there with that to go for the kill.
Look into Greg Caton’s black salve. My brother is a derm and I’ve used is successfully and avoided MOHS on two occasions.
Does this work for multiple myeloma?
Dr Grouf, do you have a protocol for pre diabetic 70F who is generally in good health?
look into Olive leaf, berberine and nac , 500 mg each
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