Re: I do believe that diet and nutrition

[Guest guest]

I think the gentleman was looking for ways to aggressively attach the problem while his wife's liver was healing and regenerating enough to proceed with further treatment. He was not looking for an alternative, but complimentary additions.Doris wrote: are important to recovery but I would advise that anyone who iscontemplating the use of just that to get rid of the cancer shouldconsult your doctor first. There are so many chemo medicationsavailable now so that even if you have problems with one, you shouldask your doctor for alternates. I know of too many people who triedto avoid the chemo and did not make it. So be wise and consult . Doris__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Ooops, sorry! I wasn't clear. This is correct. My wife's liver

cannot handle the chemo until the surgeon says it has regenerated. She

will have the chemo in another 2 months. During this period of " wait, "

I feel helpless and look to nutrition, prayer, yoga, massage, etc. to

help her.

Steve

--- Marco or Georgia Mannino wrote:

> I think the gentleman was looking for ways to aggressively attach the

> problem while his wife's liver was healing and regenerating enough to

> proceed with further treatment. He was not looking for an

> alternative, but complimentary additions.

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> Doris wrote:

> are important to recovery but I would advise that anyone who is

> contemplating the use of just that to get rid of the cancer should

> consult your doctor first. There are so many chemo medications

> available now so that even if you have problems with one, you should

> ask your doctor for alternates. I know of too many people who tried

> to avoid the chemo and did not make it. So be wise and consult .

> Doris

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