Comments on: new ways to think about cancer not taught in medical school?

By: Mary Wright

Mary Wright — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 13:02:33 +0000

I think Carr is onto something. I have gone through your site in (what Carr would call my “Cancer College”) and love the posts on gut flora and fish oil (not necessarily in the same article, of course). I’m not a Dr. — just the wife/caregiver of someone with lung cancer. He is 3 years post-diagnosis and believe me we love information. The comment above about pancreatic enzymes caught my eye as we had to work really hard to keep hubby’s enzyme levels up — more enzymes, more nutrition, more nutrition, better weight maintenance, better weight, more treatment options, etc. thanks. Good luck in school/residency.

By: robin

robin — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 19:36:26 +0000

is that ur email ?unitedstatesmedicalstudent@gmail.com
do u hv facebook ?

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probiotics 12 plus — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 19:36:50 +0000

I found your site looking for new information about probiotics and enjoyed your video on the subject. Now that I look at the rest of your site, I'm so glad I found it! Great information with an open yet scholarly mind.

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By: jeffrey dach md

jeffrey dach md — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 02:59:25 +0000

I recently attended Robert Crayhon’s Boulderfest conference just outside Denver at the Omni Interlochen Resort July 17-20 2008. Among the speakers was Nicholas Gonzalez MD who spoke about his medical practice in New York City in which he treats advanced cancer successfully with high dose oral pancreatic enzymes. This treatment regimen is based on the trophoblastic theory of cancer originally proposed by Scottish embryologist John Beard and resurrected by a dentist named William Kelley.

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By: Charles Rachlis

Charles Rachlis — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 18:43:59 +0000

As you are part of the next generation of Doc’s concerned with cancer and seem to be open to alternatives. Please take a moment to consider my wifes case of Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS). She was diagnoised two years ago. Refused the standard of care which is surgery. Sought alternatives. Read Dr. Lee’s book What Your Doc. May not have told you about breast cancer. She chose to use bio-identical progesterone cream, change her diet to organic, and has since moved to mostly raw food lots of veggie puree, heeps of vitamins, daily yoga and meditation, self inquiry psychological/spiritual work, did a 6 week trial of temoxifen. Her third MRI showed near total resolution of the DCIS. Her Doc was stunned cancelled her surgery. Now consider that 60,000 women a year have diagnoisis of DCIS, and most opt for the surgery and are happy to have their lives saved. Well one needs to ask is the standard of care (surgery) excessive treatment? If one can be healed with diet change and some hormone cream I for one think the current direction of the cancer industry is barbaric and refuses to learn from cases like my wifes. Also consider that if these 60,000 cases are not life threatening and we lump them in with the Stage 1-4 BC cases which do have higher mortality rates then we work the numbers and claim we are saving more % or BC pacients our stats are skewed.
Good luck with your studies. IF you are interested in our case contact me.