Alternative Treatments for Cancer: 5 Easy Options

[Anonymous]

Having the doctor come to you and tell you that you have cancer is one of the worst diagnoses anyone can get. Yet, it happens frequently. Almost every one of us knows at least one person who has received this diagnosis. Exactly that happened in my social environment this year.

Despite all medical advancements we have, there are still limits to what can be done. Doctors are neither all-knowing nor all-mighty and thus some people have had modern medicine fail them. Unfortunately exactly that happened about two months ago. Doctors told my aquaintance that there was nothing they could do anymore and left her by her own means to die at an young age, with a given timeframe of 6 months left.

As an emphatic and compassionate person this was something I couldn't just leave be. It is one thing to eventually have to die, but a whole different one to have no hope left at all. Thus I researched alternative treatments for those who are hopeless cases. None of these could do more harm anyway.

While I will see first-hand, if one of those alternative treatments will work - there is value in sharing them. They might be placebos or they might actually work, but they surely can at least create hope.

The Treatments:

1. Daily 1-2 teaspoons of 3 parts Marple Syrup and 1 part Natrium (=Sodium Bicarbonate)

2. Eat and chew around 30 Apricot Kernels a day.

3. 3x5g a day of Modified Citrus-Pectin

4. Daily 4-6g in 3-5 doses of Incense H15

5. Consuming Brown Algaes. Only viable without having thyroid issues.

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[Fathoms77]

Very interesting.

My family has been involved in the natural food and homeopathic areas for over 30 years and my parents have comprised all-natural alternate treatments for cancer patients. There have been several who came in as a last resort, saying their doctors said there wasn't anything they could do... and each of them are still walking around today.

No, simple things like maple syrup and brown algae still can't stop completely deadly things like pancreatic cancer, and nothing is 100%. But the success rates patients have enjoyed with alternative treatments over the years are often MUCH higher than the success rates the medical establishment can claim. It's finally reached the point where the all-powerful, omnipotent medical profession has admitted there's some validity to these "weird" treatments and they're finally starting to study them.

Nowadays, cancer patients will frequently come into my family's store with a shopping list of things to get, as recommended by their doctor. NEVER would've seen this happen a decade ago. :)

[EmpatheticLady]

Huh. I would've never guessed that maple syrup could help cancer patients. What a delicious treatment. What is your acquaintance trying now?

[myTake Owner]

The apricot-kernels. And Apparently from how I understood it the Marple Syrup isn't exactly helping against the cancer, but it enables the Natrium to do so.

[EmpatheticLady]

Hmm. It just helps the treatment taste good.

[myTake Owner]

Nah. There is more to it. It helps the Natrium get into the cancer-cells. Something along those lines. No expert though.

[Red_Arrow]

Natrium is an obsolete name for Sodium (chemical symbol Na, not sodium bicarbonate) which is just plain old salt. No cancer fighting abilities.

[myTake Owner]

@Red_Arrow

Natrium is more than just plain salt though. If it works or not I cannot tell... but to degrade natrium as plain salt is simply wrong.

[Red_Arrow]

TheFreeDictionary. com defines natrium: (Chemistry) an obsolete name for sodium
Dictionary. com: noun 1. (formerly) sodium.
CollinsDictionary. com: noun an obsolete name for sodium.
The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary: n. sodium
Sodium is Na.
It is basically salt. Table salt is sodium chloride There are other variations of salt, but it is what it is. Natrium is just an obsolete name for sodium and sodium is mainly salt.

[FallOutBoy2001]

@Red_Arrow and salt and maple syrup are not gonna do anything for cancer

[Red_Arrow]

@FallOutBoy2001 - that is very true. I have dealt with four cancers in my immediate family and have seen the alternative treatments become popular, then fade as they were shown to do nothin helpful.

[Red_Arrow]

I do not know about most of these, but I doubt they really do any good against cancer. One of the worst alternatives I have heard was the recommendation to use CoQ10 while undergoing chemo to protect the good cells. turns out the problem was that it protected all the cells, regardless of good or cancerous. Negated a good part of the chemo.

The best option on the horizon is to find a "cocktail" that will contain elements to target the cancerous cells and also ramp up the body's own immune system to attack the marked cancerous cells.

[myTake Owner]

As I said. Those are for the hopeless cases and they could very well be placebos. Though for some of them I found a study here and there. Been a while though.

[Hidden_P]

Rub raw eggs into your scalp to re-nourish the hair follicles which allows them to grow healthy.

Drink 3 glasses of room temperature water before bed. This allows your body to rehydrate itself while you sleep and it's proven to repair liver damage, kidney damage and intestinal damage.

When having a bath, add some fresh lavender and kale. The heat of the water will make the lavender produce it's scent and make the kale sweat and release anti-oxidants into the air which when breathed in through your nose can help with lung issues.

Sounds believable doesn't it? Shame I made all that up.

[OlderAndWiser]

It is very dangerous and irresponsible for you to be recommending unproven "treatments" for a potentially fatal illness. Are you willing to take responsibility if some naive G@G users shuns traditional treatment, relies on your recommendations, and then dies when traditional medicine could have saved them?

[myTake Owner]

"thus some people have had modern medicine fail them"

I might should have been more clear, but this is ONLY for when traditional medicine gives up.

[TripleAce]

I really wouldn't know if these products actually have any substantial merit to them

Do you know from experience?

[myTake Owner]

Of course I have experience. Got cancer more than once and tried each of these out. 'duh.
No seriously, I don't. And as I wrote, they could very well be placebos.

For some of those there were studies available online. Been a while since I researched so you will have to look yourself.

[Library]

I wonder if these alternative treatments can prevent cancer.

[myTake Owner]

They might not even work. As I said - those are meant for hopeless cases. I am not advicing anyone to not go to a doctor or anything alike.

[Kuraj]

Almond pits are not only ineffective at treating cancer, they are also lethal when consumed in large quantities because they contain cyanide.
It was a hoax made up in a really poor taste that a bunch of people made tons of money off at a cost of a few human deaths.

[georgepbush]

Good luck treating cancer with those. As a urologist I can tell you that anyone's best hope for cancer is aggressive chemotherapy and surgical intervention.

[myTake Owner]

And as a man with a proper education you should be a capable reader. I made it clear that those could very well be placebos and that they are meant for when doctors gave up already, because as much medicine developed - as someone educated in the matter you should know the best that it is still neither infallible nor perfect. Meaning there will always be patients that will be unhealable on the foundation of modern medicine. That does not mean that I advice anyone to not go to a doctor to begin with.

[georgepbush]

I did read that. Which is what they likely are. Maple syrup treating cancer? That's almost as stupid as marijuana treating cancer. And trust me when doctors give up, it means they aren't doctors. I never give up. I never do. Get a second opinion if your "doctor" gave up. My survival rate is much lower then for most other docs but it's because I take cases which no one can save. And honestly I do save a low percentage of them.

[ChocoLada]

I've heard of the brown algae, but the other of those treatments are totally unfamiliar to me.

[archiz]

did you have any recent experience regarding that?
I hope not

[YaBaba]

and also black cumin/seeds

[QuestionMan]

MAPLE SYRUP FTW

[Icyfire101]

Source?

[myTake Owner]

Not all of those had scientific studies backing them up. A handful had though. Been a while since I researched, so you will have to use google yourself.