Jonnie has been battling with stage 4 lung cancer for a few years now and our paths crossed when he reached out to me in January last year. g. Berberine and Quercetin) and they do indeed seem to suggest that they may be beneficial in prostate cancer, but those references do not mention anything about taking them at any particular stage of cancer's development,, so I've just bought some, in the hope that they are at least harmless.

Treatment for the stem cell is hailed as the Holy Grail, so this book plugs the missing piece into why we do not have a cure for cancer. Cancer is a very complicated disease, therefor anyone recommending a diet to delay and/or cure the disease should not be taken seriously. Yes, I agree that it is now well-established that red meat, dairy and a lot of sugar are not good and can cause a variety of health conditions. S. General Accounting Office found that one-third of all drug administrations to cancer patients were off-label, and more than half of cancer patients received at least one drug for an off-label indication.If people should have an adverse reaction, then of course th doctors could stop prescribing them, but it seems worth a try. Just like the cervical cancer, Jane’s lung cancer was initially misdiagnosed (this time as a chest infection). However, I've just noticed that further on she says that they are not suitable for the 'starvation' phase. I've just read the Jane McLelland book, but I don't claim to be a disciple - just interested enough to have tried some of her theories. We have contact with is a GP who is well versed in mainstream and alternative treatments and we have taken their advice too.

I don't know whether the supplements that I'm taking are make the slightest difference, but they don't see to be doing me any harm, so I'll keep taking them for now - lol. She made another critical finding when she picked up an issue of Life Extension ® Magazine that she says played a key role in saving her life.

Given that chemotherapy often has poor outcomes for stage IV cancer, McLelland determined that she had to attack her cancer from two fronts: starve the cancer’s stem cells, and then kill them when they’re in a weakened state. I started on the late Dr Jane Plant's diet and lifestyle changes back in 2008/9 which were based on her own fight against breast cancer. So, with my low glycemic index diet, I was controlling the cervical cancer, but I wasn’t controlling the leukemia, which instead thrives on proteins. But the benefit of having the improperly read X-ray from four months prior—along with the properly diagnosed X-ray—was the ability to see the rate at which the cancer was growing.

I should like to point out that since joining this forum in 2006 I have made it a rule never to recommend anything. It's much more than diet, though diet comes into it, it's a change of perspective on cancer in my opinion. I didn’t even think I was going to be alive, and I certainly didn’t expect to have a family,” said McLelland. As he says it's his 2 cents but it is an interesting take on Off Label Drugs and it discusses the changing tumour microenvironment.Now of course I am wondering to what extent, if any, this outcome related to switching to a dairy-rich diet. Physicians are not required to limit prescriptions or recommendations to the indications approved by FDA. She married the love of her life, and through the selflessness of a surrogate, was able to have two sons of her own. What made the diagnosis even more tragic was the fact that McLelland’s doctor had misdiagnosed her for years.

I'm not sure on the guidelines of this blog, so I am being careful, but we are incredibly pleased with the results, the support from the C. Based on this concept, she developed her own cancer-starving cocktail—utilizing diet, supplements, and off-label drugs—that proved to be more effective than any current cancer treatment. Jane explains why each patient needs a personalised approach and, importantly, how to work this out. One problem might be that, once started, and if it seemed to be working, I might be loathe to change anything, in case that single change proved critical and rendered the entire regime ineffective.

It is unique, original and groundbreaking, very practical and informative, fuelled by your fiery passion to give those who seek a new possible pathway to work towards health. I wish all of you better health on your journeys and I am so very grateful for you all and appreciate your continued support. Written in two sections, in Part 1 Jane intertwines her remarkable life story of ‘terminal cancer’ to full recovery, describing how she discovered a unique cocktail of off label drugs (drugs usually prescribed for other conditions) and supplements that effectively starve the cancer stem cell, the cell left behind by conventional treatment.