Chris has actually started doing very short youtube videos titled 'Chrismyths' where he mentions something that's said about him and deals with it. After qualifying she worked in the National Health Service in the United Kingdom (NHS) and private practice for 12 years specializing in Neurology and then Orthopedics. I will explain the basics of cancer metabolism and how you can target the numerous weak spots to increase your chances of a full remission. I had my surgery before I had any chemo so I’d be inclined to question that information, Other ladies here have three doses of chemo before their surgery followed by 3 more doses afterwards. I’ve no doubt different databases exists in different organizations but what we need is to combine them all together.

My oncologist sticks to the NHS protocol and I don’t think he has much time for the alternative approaches.As a low grader with an oestrogen receptive serous carcinoma I’m very conscious that oestrogen is in plastic and that is now everywhere. I feel good most of the time, and the only thing that I’ve changed along the way is the way I’m going about it. Greger's work, not Chris Wark's and I did that primarily to try to change my gut microbiome, which I suspected was in pretty poor condition. Chris is a voracious promoter and 10 days after publishing his book it had 200 or more 5 star reviews. But if those stories and ideas are your way of finding your spirituality and a sense of connectedness as well as comfort I'm not knocking that at all, I think its great .

If her remarkable recovery and it’s route is to be believed then there is potential hope for all mankind, however I remain sceptical. particularly as I had read about the surgeon's approach in general of taking out as much as possible. The first study of pomegranate that the same group at UCLA did only included PSADT and no control group. As for why some survive and many don't, I'll repeat here what the Senior Oncologist said to me when I had a long chat with him after my surgery.I want to explore this path thoroughly as I believe it shows the most promise of anything I have found so far. On the subject of Chris, I don't even know what diet he actually follows precisely, other than he did some fairly strict regimes in the early days after his surgery, and that now he seems to be mostly whole food plant based,organic where possible. So let's talk about what I do know - I'm stage 4b, originally serous epithelial OC, differentiated into non small cell neuroendocrine cancer (rare as hell in the ovaries) at diagnosis. I'm trying to be gentle and "open minded" about your post about Jane's book which I read and refer to once in a while. Given that chemotherapy often has poor outcomes for stage IV cancer, McLelland determined that she had to attack her cancer from two fronts: starve the cancer’s stem cells, and then kill them when they’re in a weakened state.