Non Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) recommendations

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Non Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL): A reader?s sister has just been diagnosed

with NHL, a form of cancer.  Does anyone know of any natural cures,

she asks?

A couple of readers share their own experiences with NHL. 

was diagnosed with aggressive NHL last year.  She had R-CHOP

chemotherapy, but supplemented it with herbal medicine from a

phytotherapist.  She also saw a nutritionist who tailored her diet and

gave her supplements.  ?This really helped support my immune system

through it all and I'm in complete remission now.  A friend who also

had the same thing gave up the chemo after one course and treated

herself totally by diet and herbs and is getting better, but I would be

careful about using this as a ?cure? on its own,? says . 

nne, who was diagnosed with indolent B-cell NHL in 2000, also

believes good nutrition helped her immensely.  Plenty of vitamins,

minerals, trace elements and antioxidants (such as maitake mushrooms),

as advised by her doctor, contributed to her ?marvellous state of

remission?. 

Another reader, a nutritionist, recommends Gerson therapy to treat

NHL.  There?s a wealth of information available on the Internet on

Gerson therapy, but he highly recommends the book The Gerson Therapy:

The Proven Nutritional Program for Cancer and Other Illnesses, by

Charlotte Gerson and Morton (Kensington Publishing; Re-issue

edition, 2001).

Finally, Ann suggests checking out researcher Priestley's

website, www.medicineandillness.com.  ?He has found that many blood

disorders and cancers are caused by toxic chemicals, radiation or

certain medical drugs,? explains Ann.  ?He advises sufferers of immune

system damage (NHL etc.) to avoid as many of these as possible, such as

fluoride and gloss paints.?  It?s certainly worth a look, she says.