Beating melanoma and a mainstream death sentence

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Welcome to the group.My first and strongest suggestion is to completely ignore chemo and mainstream medicine. They have already given your father a death verdict and admitted that they have nothing to offer. And chemo will do little more than inflict major damage on his immune system which is needed to beat cancer as well as his already damaged liver. I would in fact say that the best news you have given us is that your father has NOT had chemo or radiation treatments.The ONLY mainstream treatment I know of that has been effective against melanoma is the one at MD Anderson where they take cells from your own cancer tumors to use to fight against the cancer. I have no way of knowing if your father would qualify for the still experimental treatment.But like I said, forget the mainstream death sentence. Instead of 3-7 months to live, how about making the goal beating cancer altogether and living a normal lifespan free of cancer? THAT is what this group is about. And that is what this protocol is about:/anticancer.htmThere are many important elements to that protocol. The centerpiece is oleander extract, which has been very effective against melanoma and liver cancer. The sooner he starts that protocol and the sooner he begins taking oleander, the better.Because your father does have cancer in his liver, it is imperative for him take extra measures to get cleanse, protect and regenerate his liver. That means:beginning his anti-cancer protocol with a liver cleanse and continuing to cleanse regularlycoffee enemasmilk thistlealpha lipoic acidseleniumturmericcoconut oilbeetroot juiceI might mention that I first began to concentrate on cancer alternatives years ago when my cousin came down with melanoma. He is still alive and well by the way.With a verdict of 3-7 months, adding the chlorine dioxide (MMS or another weaker solution) might be a good idea too.Tonyoleander soup , "Gary" <garygroups wrote:>> Hello to everyone here -- I just joined this group because I am> researching a non-orthodox protocol for helping my father to overcome> his cancer. Last week he was diagnosed with Melanoma in the liver. > This came after a month of tests and 2 biopsies. He was given a> diagnosis of "2-7 months to live" which was very effective in shocking> and scaring him and all of us in the family.> > He has so far only visited an oncologist at UCLA medical center who> gave him a very unappealing menu of clinical trial or chemo options,> none of which have more than 10% response ratios. He was rejected for> all trials due to his blood and liver results (I do not know the> details of "why" this was) and the oncologist currently has him> scheduled to begin treatment with oral Temozolomide as a> "compassionate use treatment". The terminology in the allopathic> world is just incredible.> > I have been spending large amounts of time trying to research any> alternative or supplemental treatments for him - yesterday I came> across the Cancer Tutor website and their melanoma page> (http://www.cancertutor.com/Other/Melanoma.html) which is how I found> this group.> > I am very eager for any information or feedback from anyone who has is> using his protocol of Chlorine Dioxide and the Sutherlandia product> (if anyone is). I do not know of any direct evidence for either of> these products being used for melanoma -- does anyone here have any> experience with using any oleander preparation for metastatic melanoma?> > I am very intrigued about the statement from Mr. Isaacs's website that> Oleander will both potentiate and help with the side effects of chemo.> Again I ask for anyone who has any experience with this to please> share it with me. I think it is a foregone conclusion that my father> is going to start on the Temozolomide unless a better option is given> (we have an appointment with a Dr. Morton at John Wayne medical center> this week). Thus I am hoping to find a protocol that he will accept> to use in addition to this treatment, and will not negatively interact> with any of his allopathic treatments.> > If anyone has any further expertise or most importantly has any> evidence or first-hand experience with either of these substances it> would be extremely helpful in convincing both myself and my father> that this may be helpful and also not dangerous (there is a lot of> superficial info on the web pointing to the dangers of ingesting> either CD or oleander that may dissuade him). > > In the meantime I will read the past posts in this group carefully and> keep researching. I greatly appreciate all the help and thanks very> much for listening. Personal email responses are also accepted and> encouraged! -- God bless, Gary Dempster>