A cancer diagnosis changes life in an instant. While every journey is different, there are principles that consistently help patients navigate treatment with greater strength, clarity, and resilience. 1. Build a multidisciplinary care team Cancer is not just a tumor—it affects the whole body. The most effective care involves oncologists, surgeons, nurses, nutritionists, mental health professionals, and when appropriate, integrative medicine specialists. Never hesitate to ask for second opinions or additional expertise. 2. Understand your disease and your options Knowledge is empowering. Ask questions until you clearly understand your diagnosis, stage, molecular markers, and treatment choices. When patients are informed, they make better decisions and feel more in control. 3. Support your immune system wisely The immune system plays a central role in cancer control. Adequate nutrition, sleep, stress reduction, and avoiding unnecessary immune suppressors matter. Immune-based treatments can be powerful, but they require careful monitoring and balance. 4. Nutrition is not optional—it’s therapeutic Cancer and its treatments place enormous metabolic stress on the body. Focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods, adequate protein, hydration, and maintaining muscle mass. Malnutrition weakens immunity and tolerance to therapy. 5. Protect your mental and emotional health Fear, grief, and uncertainty are normal. Addressing emotional health is not a luxury—it directly impacts outcomes. Counseling, support groups, mindfulness, and spiritual support can be as important as chemotherapy or radiation. 6. Listen to your body and report changes early Side effects, new symptoms, or sudden changes should never be ignored. Early intervention can prevent complications and sometimes save lives. 7. Maintain hope, but stay grounded Hope is not denial of reality—it is commitment to doing everything possible, one step at a time. Celebrate small wins. Progress in cancer care is real, and many patients live meaningful, long lives after diagnosis.

Cancer can and does appear overnight - but will not be detected at the time of appearance. Cancer-associated damage accrues over a lifetime. Bodily cancer suppression is a function of long term and short term processes. Metabolic disease is associated with higher cancer rates. Consuming plants, sugars, carbohydrates and plant oils and especially degraded or oxidized plant oils are all associated with metabolic disease and inflammation and are contra-indicated in the human diet. A high fat carnivore diet is the long term diet of humans. Proven with radioisotope analysis of ancient human remains among other things. I am countering the post of @Dr Elias Sayour and see my replies in his post.

1960: polio vaccine pulled for causing cancer via SV40. 1965: the first scholarly articles were published on gain of function of SARSCOV2. SARS bird flues repeatedly shut the world down over the decades. 2020 Jan 28 I shared a scholarly article proving that the SARSCOV2 virus was human made. All scholarly articles were censored. When the jab was pushed on us all by our employers and college administrators I discussed everything in details, and indicated that no family member get jabbed, saying health comes first, we would survive loss of employment and college. I discussed SV40 in jab. Secretly the mother of my children got herself, our children, and her parents jabbed. The health of our entire family except me was wrecked. She accepted 3 boosters as required by her hospital employer. Intuitive Surgical ended my employment. She got a leg-length blood clot. She got glioblastoma. I sent her scholarly articles and discussed repeatedly and at length that the "evidence based standard of care Stupp Protocol" was ineffective, expensive, and was a death sentence. I studied, recommending the standard surgery, declining the brain irradiation, minimal corticosteroids, the Thomas Seyfried Press Pulse Protocol, high fat beef eggs hard cheese no carbs keto diet, 6-diazo 5-oxo L-Norluecine, fenbendazole, mebendazole, ivermectin, hyperbaric oxygen, intravenous vitamin C, ECGC, laetrile, Apigenin, leave of absence, possibly an electric field generator, provided spreadsheets to track her Press Pulse Protocol. I am a scientist. She declined all of this other than the Stupp protocol, accepting surgery, irradiation, and chemotherapy that I agree with Seyfried appears to work by making patients so sick to be unable to eat which forces into ketosis. . The glioblastoma slowly at first then exponentially quickly took her capabilities away. She at 62 passed away surrounded by her loving family. ImmunityBio ANKTIVA came too late for the mother of my children, but for those with glioblastoma and most cancer types search for the ImmunityBio 2025 Aug 26 press release, on finance.yahoo.com, https://finance.yahoo.com/news/initial-data-shows_100_disease-123000153.html, where an intital study is claimed to have demonstrated that 5 out of 5 patients with recurrent glioblastoma (glioblastoma growing after the standard protocol) demonstrated "100% disease control" (cancer volume not increasing) with 2 of the 5 "in near complete response". THE WIFE OF A FRIEND AND A FRIEND OF A COLLEAGUE FOLLOWED MY ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT ADVICE, ONE AFTER COMPLETING THE STANDARD PROTOCOLS ENDING UP AT STAGE 4 REFERRED TO HOSPICE, AND BOTH ARE NOW IN 100% REMISSION. [email protected]

Cancer doesn’t appear overnight — it builds silently through years of habits, exposures, and unrecognized warning signs. The good news is that we have more control than we think. Every small choice we make today shapes our long-term health. Here are the habits I encourage every patient to take seriously: Protect your body from tobacco and excess alcohol. These remain major, preventable risk factors. Move every day. Regular activity strengthens immunity and lowers inflammation. Choose food that nourishes you. More plants, fewer processed meals — your cells will thank you. Care for your skin. Sun protection is one of the simplest ways to prevent cancer. Prioritize sleep and manage stress. Your body heals, repairs, and resets when you rest. Stay up-to-date with screenings and vaccines. Early detection is one of our strongest tools. You don’t need perfection — you need awareness and consistency. Protecting your health today is one of the greatest gifts you can give your future self.

Hey everyone, Bernardo is struggling to pay the bills to keep this site going. Only 10 of us are chipping in to help Bernardo out. There are 483 of us in the group so could everyone chip in say $1-2 per month so help Bernardo pay for this group? Maybe we have to shut down the other site? Those posts could be made into here? Chip in via your paypal at [email protected] https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=BLZEYN2LKXK5W