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Going low carb also has a lot of 'anecdotal' evidence on cancer remission'

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If I was up against it I would do both and did just that as a caregiver for a relative

and brought him from "two months to live" to full remission within seven months with late stage 3 Multiple Myeloma.

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Jeff,

This was done between February 2021 and September 2021. No "Petmectin" was available so we used Quercetin that also had strong anti MM properties. We did 2 grams of Fenbendazole a day and 1000 mg Quercetin and 5000IUs vitamin D.

But there was much more to it. We had to substitute his heavy alcohol use with Canaboid oil that on its own has anti cancer properties but also served to relieve his anxiety. Low carbs and virtually no sugar.

I am convinced that the "warburg effect" where cancer cells are effectively fermenting that requires gluclose that is metabolzied into lactate for enery storage. Healthy cells rely on oxidative phosphorylation producing ATP as its enery storage.

So denying the cancer cells of sugar/glucose is crucial. No question an integrative approach is crucial in caring for cancer patients

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Joseph Robinson's avatar

Spread out, yes, I agree. If the quercetin is out of stock, try rutin.

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No sugar, low carb

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Joseph Robinson's avatar

Yes, and fasting-induced autophagy. I started 1 day a week and itтАЩs amazingly easy compared to my premonition.

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