Hi Mark,
I’m sorry to read you have joined the G9 club.
David takes a mixture of medications and supplements. Vitamin D, Vit B12, omega3 1000 mg, grass fed adrenal cortex 500 mg, garlic, Tumeric & ginger 1380 mg, evening primrose oil 1000mg, B17, Magnesium malate1600 mg, pomegranate extract 10,000 mg, K2 200ug, CoQ10, Ginger root, Betaglucans, Rosemary exreact, Turkey tail mushroom extract. Cider vinegar, hot lemon juice, and super green vegetable drink.
The Care Oncloogy Clinic prescribe, metformin, menbedazole, doxycycline, statins.
David is also on HT Prostap injection every three months.
His original treatment was HDR Brachytherapy, 25 sessions of RT & three years of Prostap. He was initially diagnosed in 2015.
He was then diagnosed with stage 4 two years ago. This is when we started reading and looking beyond traditional treatments.
This sounds and reads like an awful lot, and it is!
I’ve also read a book called ‘Your Forth Choice’ it’s about a fruit called PawPaw.
Our diet is chicken X2 weekly Fish, lots of fresh home grown veggies, fruit, very limited or no sugar, red wine and the occasional pint of real ale.
He does eat cheese and Greek yoghurt sometimes.
I did a lot of reading, and decided we’d give this dammed cancer a run for its money.
The Care Oncology Clinic have been very good, they are not NHS
David’s initial treatments were not NHS but he has both private & NHS consultants.
We also have a GP friend who is very alternative, who has advised us as well on supplements.
Once we got our heads around it the daily regime has become quite easy, he takes them and we just get on with our lives.
David does get some pains, and these are mostly managed by exercise, we have rowing machine, it really helps.
We manage an acre of garden,grow our own veg, he sings and plays every day.
We tend to spend summers at home and holiday in winter…. Though after the debacle over the bank holiday I’ll be booking hols in the UK 😉
Please feel free to ask questions I’ll do my best to answer them.
Leila.