Natural Tips for Breast Cancer By Linda Mackenzie, Ph.D. (c) BACKGROUND Breast Cancer is not automatically a death sentence. Some of the symptoms of breast cancer are: There are several kinds of breast cancer. They are categorized These are:Paget’s disease of the nipple Lobular carcinoma (breast lobe cancer) Intraductal carcinoma in situ (localized within the ducts) Infiltrating ductal carcinoma (invasive milk duct cancer) Inflammatory carcinoma (lymphatic/blood vessel cancer) Adenoid cystic carcinoma (uncommon) Malignant cytosarcoma phylliodes (uncommon) Medullary carcinoma (uncommon) Tubular carcinoma (uncommon) Cancer is unrestrained cell growth. Heredity, estrogen and environmental factors There is an increased risk of breast cancer among women who: TRADITIONAL MEDICINE Traditional medical treatments for breast cancer include: Doctors once thought that extensive surgery could NATURAL TREATMENTS Some of the natural health care treatments include: Antineoplaston therapy Immune System Treatments/Immunologic Therapies bolsters the immune system to combat & destroy cancer cells using a whole body program of detoxifying the body by diet Uncontaminated water and vitamins Metabolic Therapy – uses detox, colon cleansing, anti-cancer diets based on whole foods plus vitamins Minerals and enzymes Nutritional Supplement Therapies Diet Therapies Detoxification Therapies Ozone and Oxygen Therapies Lifestyle Therapies Mind-Body Therapies counseling, bio-feedback, hypnosis, visualization, imagery, yoga, massage therapy, meditation, relaxation techniques FOODS & DIET Avoid: over the counter meat, poultry, & dairy products; fatty, charred or grilled foods; well-done meat, processed refined foods, junk food, animal and vegetable oils, saturated fats, white flour, sugar, salt, NO alcohol, NO caffeine, drugs, nicotine, saturated fats, artificial flavorings, colorings and preservatives. Good Foods: Low in fat, high-fiber, mostly vegetarian diet; whole grains, fruits & vegetables, tart cherries, spinach, cabbage, yellow & orange vegetables (carrots, squash, sweet potatoes, yams), red & green peppers, turnips, tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussel sprouts, avocado, salt-water fish, brown rice, corn, alfalfa, soybeans, kelp, onions, strawberries, raw nuts (no peanuts), horseradish, yogurt, maitake and reishi mushrooms.
VITAMINS & SUPPLEMENTS Multivitamin & mineral supplement (from a health food store please); Plus extra Vitamin B complex (100mg/each), Vitamin E (400IUs a day and increase slowly to 1,000 IU a day) Vitamin C (5,000-20,000 mg/day) Essential Fatty Acids (flaxseed, borage or black current oil) – helps good cell reproduction Coenzyme Q10 (100mg/day) DMG (as directed on bottle) – improves oxygenation of the cells Beta-carotene ((10,000IU/day) Colostrum (as directed on bottle) Garlic, SOD Pycnogenol, – boosts immune system, accelerates healing Germanium (200 mg/day) Shark Cartilage (750 mg/day) Maitake (4,000-8,000mg/day) Vitamin D3 Acidolphilus (non-dairy kind) SAMe (as directed) Bee Propolis, – helps deter cancer growth Melatonin (3-50mg) – helps block estrogen-receptor sites on breast cancer cells Calcium (2000mg/day) Magnesium (1000mg/day) Potassium (99mg/day) Zinc (50mg/day) – aids normal cell division and function Digestive Enzymes – helps reduce inflammation Selenium (200-400mcg/daily) – has been found to help prevent formation of certain types of breast tumors DO NOT TAKE IRON JUICES
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SPICES These spices may have Anti-Cancer Properties:
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This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease and we recommend you check with your health care practitioner before beginning any treatment. Source by Linda Mackenzie, PH.D
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