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The root cause of cancer is damage to the mitochondria in cells. However, cancer is also a manifestation of malfunctions in immunity, as malignant cells manage to escape recognition and elimination by the immune system.
Cancer cells have an increased number of insulin receptors which means that they have an increased requirement for glucose. This knowledge is used to image cancer with radioactive glucose and PET or CAT scans. Cancer cells are also known to disguise themselves from the immune system and we have found that by starving cancer cells of glucose, this can expose them to the immune system and reduce tumour burden. Cancer cells may also feed on glutamine and evidence suggests this may be restricted by drinking green tea through the day.
Our approach then is to naturally support the health of your mitochondria and your immune system, and to stress any cancer cells by adopting a ketogenic (low glucose) diet and to drink green tea through the day. The "intermittent fasting ketogenic diet" is a foundation stone of this approach and appears to significantly improve outcomes when strictly followed. We advise measuring your blood ketone levels with a finger prick ketone meter, every morning before eating. Aim for 3.0 to 6.0 mmol/L.
The recommended Ketogenic Diet involves limiting carbohydrates to 12 grams a day (basically only eating green salads) whilst increasing the consumption of foods high in fat (avocados, olive oil, coconut oil, cream) and moderating intake of protein (Up to 100 grams a day, or better yet, replace protein with MyAMINO). This reduces the blood glucose, and produces ketones to fuel healthy cells. In addition ketones have anti-inflammatory and pro-immunogenic properties. The Ketogenic diet has also been observed to increase sensitivity to the therapeutic effects of radiation therapy.
Lymphatic Circulation
The lymphatic fluid is pumped by changing pressures in the body when we move (walk or Taiji). The lymphatic fluid is the final carrier of the nutrients to the cells and when the fluid circulates well then the immune system functions more efficiently. Do a minimum of 30 minutes walking every day.
Deep Breathing
Deep Breathing, whilst stationery, is the best way to increase oxygen supply and circulation in the blood. This increased oxygen supply is then used by the internal organs, including the immune system, to enhance their functioning. Whenever you think about it, as often as you can during your day, take at least 3 or 4 slow deep breaths.
Joy and Fun
Our immune system is strengthened by feeling joy and having fun. This is a vital part of healing and is seen in those who overcome severe illness. Remember to laugh and play, and to bring joy to others when on the road back to health, for this will help keep you on the path.
Vitamin D3
We advise keeping blood levels of vitamin D3 at between 150 to 250 nmol/l (60 ng/ml to 100 ng/ml). This can be achieved by taking 10,000IU of vitamin D3 daily. A blood test every 3 months is also recommended to ensure blood levels do not go above our recommended levels. Note: Vitamin D3 levels drop quickly without supplementation and high vitamin D3 levels help slow cachexia.
Disclaimer: None of our products are intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Our products are chosen for their ability to support the body’s healthy immune system, and larger doses of supporting products may be required in times of stress. Just like more food is required, when more exercise is undertaken. If you are under more stress, then please take up to the recommended maximum dose or the dose as prescribed by your doctor.
Hopeful
My breathing has improved with the imuno and so I remain hopeful of a positive outcome. Thanks for answering all my questions.
working for me
My PSA has fallen from 672 to 584 in one month so I am happy. Thanks also for all the good advice on the ketogenic diet.
Breast Cancer
Thank you. this method is working for me. lung tumors have gone and breast tumors are shrinking. I just wish it was not so expensive.
glio
It seemed like a good idea but it did not work for me.
"The anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, diet"
Download the PDFCoconut Oil | Butter | Ghee |
MCT-Oil | Palm Fruit Oil | Palm Kernel Oil |
Avocado Oil | Macadamia Nut Oil | Olive Oil Extra Virgin |
Animal Fat (lard, tallow) | Cream (2.96g carb) |
Cheddar and Quark |
Tissue Building | Glucose | |
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MyAMINO® | 99% | 1% |
Tissue Building | Glucose | |
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Whole Eggs | 48% | 52% |
Poultry | 32% avg. | 68% avg. |
Fish | 32% avg. | 68% avg. |
Tissue Building | Glucose | |
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Casein & Whey | 16% | 84% |
Soy | 17% | 83% |
Artichoke (2.79g carb) |
Avocado (1.83g carb) |
Asparagus (2.11g carb) |
Bamboo Shoots (0.52g carb) |
Bean Sprouts (4.14g carb) |
Beans Green (4.68g carb) |
Beet Greens (2.56g carb) |
Bok(pak) Choy (0.78g carb) |
Broccoli (3.88g carb) |
Brussel Sprouts (4.5g carb) |
Cabbage (3.61g carb) |
Cauliflower (1.81g carb) |
Celery (1.37g carb) |
Chard (2.03g carb) |
Chives (1.85g carb) |
Collard Greens (1.65g carb) |
Cucumber (3.13g carb) |
Eggplant (5.64g carb) |
Endive (0.25g carb) |
Fennel Bulb (4.2g carb) |
Green Beans (4.68g carb) |
Gherkin (1.41g carb) |
Kale (3.63g carb) |
Lettuce (1.57g carb) |
Mushrooms (2.24g carb) |
Napa Cabbage (2.23g carb) |
Okra (2.01g carb) |
Olives Pickled (0.54g carb) |
Peppers (2.94g carb) |
Radish (1.80g carb) |
Sauerkraut (1.38g carb) |
Savoy Cabbage (2.61g carb) |
Scallions (4.74g carb) |
Spinach (0.73g carb) |
Taro Leaves (1.89g carb) |
Tomatoes (2.69g carb) |
Turnips (3.06g carb) |
Watercress (0.79g carb) |
Zucchini (2.11g carb) |
Beetroot (7.96g carb) |
Carrots (5.22g carb) |
Leeks (6.62g carb) |
Pumpkin (3.21g carb) |
Rutabaga (5.04g carb) |
Kohlrabi (5.59g carb) |
Blackberries (4.31g carb) |
Boysenberries (6.89g carb) |
Gooseberries (5.88g carb) |
Raspberries (5.44g carb) |
Strawberries (5.68g carb) |
Lemons (6.52g carb) |
Blueberries (12.09g carb) |
Cherries Sweet (13.91g carb) |
Cherries Sour (10.58g carb) |
Grapefruit (9.09g carb) |
Red Currant (9.50g carb) |
Apricots (9.21g carb) |
Almond (10.11g carb) |
English Walnuts (7.01g carb) |
Black Walnuts (2.78g carb) |
Hazelnuts (8.2g carb) |
Brazil Nuts (4.24g carb) |
Macadamia (4.83g carb) |
Coconut (6.23g carb) |
Pecan (4.15g carb) |
Protein | Fat | Carbs | |
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Camembert | 19.80g | 24.26g | 0.46g |
Cream Cheese | 5.93g | 34.24g | 4.07g |
Swiss Cheese | 26.93g | 27.80g | 5.38g |