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Secondary liver cancer


andycoghill05
 

Hi,
My uncle has been given a vey poor prognosis of a couple of
months. He has secondary (metastatic) liver cancer which originated
from the bowel/colon region. He was diagnosed 4 years ago with bowel
cancer and was treated but on subsequent checkups it was discovered to
be in his liver. He has had chemotherapy but now he doesn't want
anymore because it is too severe.
He is 62 years old and a diabetic. He is jaundiced now and very
weak but in good spirits. I stumbled upon this group today and think
it is very good. However I would like to try the advice here but I
don't know where to start ie what he should take, how much and when?

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Andy Coghill


breathedeepnow
 

Hi, Andy, and welcome!

To get acquainted with what to do, how and when, please click where it
says "Files" on the left side of the screen in the light blue box.
There you will find straightforward, detailed information meticulously
put there by Wilhelm, our moderator, and others, regarding what, when
and how. Also, I strongly suggest you purchase Dr. Budwig's book, "The
Oil Protein Cookbook." You can purchase it for less than 10 dollars,
including shipping and handling, by going to either www.half.com or to
www.barleans.com. That cookbook will help greatly in explaining further
about the mechanics of the diet, and also has over 500 recipes to allow
a person to get as much flax oil, ground flax seed and other healing
food items into the diet as possible.

Some things you might do immediately for your dad are to expose him to
daily fresh air and sunlight, the latter being an especially
significant part of Dr. Budwig's protocol. It also may help to make the
room he is sleeping in as dark as possible at night, since I have read
that the immune system does its best job of rebuilding and healing when
the pupils of the eye are allowed to shut down completely during sleep.
If he needs to get up to go to the bathroom at night, you can keep a
small flashlight on his nightstand.

Best wishes for healing,

Elliot