I have been encorporating 90% of the BP for about 6 or 7 months now. Started it while still doing chemo and stopped chemo around 4 months ago (I think, my memory is all messed up) Anyhow, point is. For the last 8 days I have been doing the protocol 100%. Every single thing. And aroundd 4 days ago my breast (the original tumor) began to swell.
Today it is the most swollen it has been. I am in no pain, anywhere. I have also been fatigued for the last 3 weeks or so. I am wondering if the fatigue usually accompanies the swelling that occurs before a tumor is dissolved and healed. So, far, my body has correlated with all the thing you all and Budwig have said it would. My pain disappeared just 2 days after starting BP 7 months ago and has not returned. The swelling in my spine has fully disappeard as well. From what I have learned about this protocol, the newest tumors dissolve first and the oldest last. This has proven true for my spinal tumors which showed up last and healed first (although I am only basing "healed" on the fact that the swelling went down and pain completely disappeared - no follow up scans yet for personal
reasons). Am hoping that the fact that the swelling in my breast is not painful means it is in fact the typical protocol swell that occurs directly before healing. And I do not believe it is a coincidence that the swelling has started at the same time that I have chosen to 100% follow the diet. I am just asking for confirmation from you all that this is true.
How long can I expect the swelling to last? If actual breast cancer people could respond also it would help.
Does it seem logical to assume that this swelling is the presumed "good swelling" since there is no pain accompanying it?
How many of you found it true that your healing of tumors occured with most recent tumor formations first and oldest ones last?
Thank you all for your time and support :)
