insulin potentiation therapy

 

Candis     

 

Well here I am again.  Must say I do find the website somewhat confusing...so it is taking some time to figure it out. 

 

Anyway, the IPT I WAS doing before I got on the conventional bandwagon had me doing 12 treatments then going for surgery.  After surgery I would have been on a "maintenance" plan of monthly IPT for awhile but always I would have been having to do the IPT to keep it from coming back.  There is evidence that cancer does become resistent to chemo and that is a problem with this type of low dose treatment.  However, that is where the Greek test (yes blood test) helped define what treatments would work for the particular cancer I had came in handy; it tells me what drugs, suppliments, etc that worked.  So, it would have meant using other drugs, etc eventually.  All the while keeping on the diet and cleansing...also for the rest of my life.

 

Anyway I went to see if cyberknife could take out the reduced tumor but was told no, still too big, keep doing what I was doing.  However,  as I said before, because of insurance issues I have been forced to go conventional, in-net-work, in-state.  Luckily, the new oncologist that is treating me is going along with the low dose....hence I am not having any side effects.  He also said it would help keep it from spreading since cancer is always putting out cells thus it is reducting the size of the tumor but I am not sure as yet if it acts as quickly as the IPT.  I have had only 4 treatments of the mew method chemo and it is getting smaller but rather the reduction will be as dramatic I do not know.  I do fast before treatment as I did when doing the IPT, I ask the oncologist about fasting and he said he didn't know....this is were I listen to my heart and follow my simple logic and do get good results.

 

I am 59 years old, was diagnosed at 52. 

 

Hey, how do I get the signature info at the bottom of my name...I noticed that but do not know how to get it applied to my signature.

 

Thanks,

Candis