An update on my Metastatic Stage 4 non small cell adenocarcinoma of the right lung. Just had a CT last week. No sign of tumor in lung. However, I have a lot of scar tissue in my lung. My pulmonologist called it "a crust between the lung and chest wall". I wonder if the Covid I contracted from being exposed to spike proteins caused this?(…
An update on my Metastatic Stage 4 non small cell adenocarcinoma of the right lung. Just had a CT last week. No sign of tumor in lung. However, I have a lot of scar tissue in my lung. My pulmonologist called it "a crust between the lung and chest wall". I wonder if the Covid I contracted from being exposed to spike proteins caused this?(rhetorical question) This affects the ability of the lung to expand and affects lung function(i.e. shortness of breath after exertion). Supposedly there is nothing that can be done. However, there are certain natural supplements which break down fibrin(main component of scar tissue). It will take a while but I believe the body, with the right nutrients, can mend itself. One final point. I am not totally cancer free(cancer markers still elevated) but I have come a long way from being diagnosed a year and a half ago. Fenbendazole works.
So interesting. I think the other key is minimising fear. Believing you’ll get over it and having a positive plan is so important. I met a man once who had cured himself twice and was sent people to support. He told me most had , in his words - booked a one way ticket to Auschwitz. Thanks for sharing.
An update on my Metastatic Stage 4 non small cell adenocarcinoma of the right lung. Just had a CT last week. No sign of tumor in lung. However, I have a lot of scar tissue in my lung. My pulmonologist called it "a crust between the lung and chest wall". I wonder if the Covid I contracted from being exposed to spike proteins caused this?(rhetorical question) This affects the ability of the lung to expand and affects lung function(i.e. shortness of breath after exertion). Supposedly there is nothing that can be done. However, there are certain natural supplements which break down fibrin(main component of scar tissue). It will take a while but I believe the body, with the right nutrients, can mend itself. One final point. I am not totally cancer free(cancer markers still elevated) but I have come a long way from being diagnosed a year and a half ago. Fenbendazole works.
So interesting. I think the other key is minimising fear. Believing you’ll get over it and having a positive plan is so important. I met a man once who had cured himself twice and was sent people to support. He told me most had , in his words - booked a one way ticket to Auschwitz. Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful news! Thank you for sharing - you’re helping and encouraging others. Prayers for continued healing and success🙏🏻