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Iggy,
Thanks for bringing these posts here. There is so much information about how to deal with cancer, that it gets almost overwhelming--particularly in view of the fact that some treatments may interfere with other good ones.
I started with modified citrus pectin right off the bat. I thought that I would start, based on other things I have read, with lots of CoQ10 but had second thoughts when I read that another supplement I was taking (Paw Paw) works by decreasing ATP production while CoQ10 increases ATP production.
The manufacturers of Paw Paw extract also advise not to use vitamin C, vitamin E, and flax oil for apparently the same reason. What to do? Though I stopped the CoQ10 and (carnitine), I have kept the vitamins and the flax oil, not sure if I was countering the paw paw.
And then there is the research which shows that flax (ALA) may actually promote aggressive prostate cancer. I think this is probably bogus info, but who knows? Maybe flax seed (not Budwig's oil) would be a better option, but would that interfere with the paw paw??? Most puzzling. Gerry suggests taking different things different times of the day.
My list of supplements is growing too fast. And I am growing too fat from all the extra calories. Need to pare down the list. Now just realized that melatonin would be very valuable. I will save progesterone and vitamin C IV drip for my aces in the hole.
Incidentally, I have taken your advice and will do the radio interview--and I actually got a call to do another for this Monday. Gotta review my notes. I will give statins, unfermented soy, and fluoridated water hell. My best guess about my prostate cancer is that it was due to the calcification of my pineal gland (melatonin) from all the fluoride-based pesticides in the copious amounts of jug wine I have consumed over the years. Should have drunk the high-end stuff.
Mike
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