Jane’s story will inspire anyone reeling from the shock of a cancer diagnosis to take control of their own destiny. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Jos būna arba apie vieno konkretaus žmogaus istoriją, arba yra išpūstas generalizuotų patarimų rinkinys. This woman went through cancer three times- Cervical cancer, then Stage 4 that spread to her lungs, and lastly Leukemia after heavy chemo. Jane explains why each patient needs a personalised approach and, importantly, how to work this out.

Such dir einen beliebigen Titel aus dem gesamten Katalog aus – darunter Bestseller und Neuerscheinungen. I am not sure how the NHS view it, David's last NHS consultant had heard of its but he'd not read anything about it.

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Part Two of the Book (The Metabolic Protocol) would be most useful if you want all the nitty gritty of figuring out what you need to do based on what your doctors have put you on, etc. They should tailor your nutrient intake to your personal requirements, and make sure that the diet is neither unnecessarily complex or extreme.Tell us why you liked or disliked the book; using examples and comparisons is a great way to do this. Written in two sections, in Part 1 Jane intertwines her remarkable life story of ‘terminal cancer’ to full recovery, describing how she discovered a unique cocktail of off label drugs (drugs usually prescribed for other conditions) and supplements that effectively starve the cancer stem cell, the cell left behind by conventional treatment.

He’s a young72, and wants to squeeze the best out of life, so we do all we can to stay well and healthy.

Berbarine is a bit like metformin, and David takes an anti-parasitic and a strong antibiotic and a statin prescribed by COC . At the end of my 4 months Chemotherapy I 'enjoyed' (I was on a 'high', having 'escaped' all the evil 'doings' that those drugs could have dumped on my compromised system) a brief respite before I had a complete Hysterectomy in January 2017, with an appendectomy thrown in for free! As the disease progresses, she says that prostate cancer (and other cancers) utilise sugar, glucose and insulin, so these also need to be reduced significantly.

Of course, Jane McLelland's approach to cancer treatment is unproven, and it is so complex a regime that it would be difficult to prove in a randomised double-blind trial.The other thing is that without Testosterone, HDL cholesterol is no longer a "good" cholesterol, as it can't carry LDL back to the liver.