alternative therapies

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--- mommyb@... wrote:

> dear lisa

> if you care to share, i would be interested in

> knowing what naturopathic practices have impressed

> you the most favorably, either objectivley or

> subjectively.

> smiles

That's a good question, but difficult to answer. Only

because I've done multiple therapies at the same time

and I've followed different protocols based on what I

needed at the time. I suppose one of the first things

I did was change my diet. I eliminated meat and

processed food and became vegetarian, eating as much

organic as possible. I also purchased a Green Power

Juicer and started juicing daily. I added supplements

to reduce oxidative stress, replace and bolster

nutrient intake and increase antiangiogenesis. I also

started taking enzymes on a daily basis. In addition

I did a series of vitamin/mineral IV's shortly after

my diagnosis.

Objectively, one of the treatments I was considering

is called AM2. It is considered a biological response

modifier and was developed in the Czech Republic. I

first came across it after reading " Nothing to Fear "

by Larry Burkett. I also met a physician in the area

where I was living at the time, who did the treatment

for colon cancer with mets to the lungs. Five years

later, he was still alive and cancer free. There is

very little information about this online, but I've

included a link below to the company. I am not trying

to sell anyone on this, only sharing what I was

considering.

http://www.am2treatment.com/generalinfo.htm.

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