I recently reached out to Dr. Dominic D’Agostino with a question many of us have asked: Is it more effective to pulse oxidative or cytotoxic therapies on consecutive days (e.g., Mon–Wed) or spaced out (e.g., Mon/Wed/Fri)? Here’s what he shared: “This depends on the type of pulse therapy, cancer type, standard of care, individual response, specific biomarkers, etc. There is little data and it is hard to speculate. We did M/W/F for HBOT in mice for a variety of reasons discussed in our publications. My approach would be to apply other pulse therapies in a way that causes minimal or no side effects. Dosage can be adjusted and individualized as response is observed.” — Dr. Dominic D’Agostino Takeaway: There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. The best pulsing schedule is likely the one that: - Causes minimal or no side effects - Fits within the patient’s overall metabolic protocol - Can be adjusted based on response and biomarkers For example, in a mouse study using a ketogenic diet + HBOT (hyperbaric oxygen therapy), they used a Monday/Wednesday/Friday schedule. This might offer a model worth considering — not because it’s universally best, but because it’s been shown to improve survival in that specific context. As always, keep in mind: - The cancer type and progression matter - Therapies like IV vitamin C have short half-lives (2–3 hours), so timing may influence effectiveness - Cancer cells can adapt — so switching things up periodically might help If you’re pulsing therapies in your own or a loved one’s protocol, consider tracking biomarkers, symptoms, and energy levels. Personalization and flexibility are key.

Hi, antoje here using DON at the moment, my wife has the same intimal sarcoma that Den has, We are going to be doing next round of chemonsnce the first round didn’t even touch it, we are also doing some holistic aproaches with some Asian herbs and teas, it seems like the Pulse Protocil is the way to go for us, can anyone please give me some insight about their DON experience and where to get it,

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