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Gave this store a try.Thanks for the suggestion! I was just on the Live giving store website looking at their cascara. I've always felt the capsule form wasn't great. Two capsules at night and I might have one decent movement the next day - not always guaranteed. I'll need some help since Cypro can make people constipated from what I've read - I don't need to be MORE constipated
Hmmm. Do you think he means all protein or specific amino acids. Today I had one egg yolk a tablespoon of hydrolyzed gelatin, potato and 2 juiced potatoes. Tomorrow, more juiced potatoes and no egg.Rinse & rePeat:
“Do you think eggs are a good or bad food for someone with cancer to eat?”
RAY PEAT:
“It depends on the quantity; cancer grows well when fat or protein is available as an energy source.”
I think any proteins that are high in fat probably should be avoided, especially chicken, pork and salmon. I would go for potato protein and the gelatin, maybe even nonfat milk, but keep your protein under 40 to 50 grams. I would avoid the white sugar and go with fruit. Make soups with broccoli and asparagus for the fiber and sulfur.Hmmm. Do you think he means all protein or specific amino acids. Today I had one egg yolk a tablespoon of hydrolyzed gelatin, potato and 2 juiced potatoes. Tomorrow, more juiced potatoes and no egg.
Btw, I took 24 drops of cypro today 3x, 8 drops at .5mg each - and I wasn’t a zombie. Either I’m tolerating it well, I’m taking it improperly (under tongue), or my bottle is old and “expired”.
I took 150mg of niacinamide too.
Still pretty cool temp wise… I wish I could nock my metabolism into overdrive. Do you think caffeine or t3 with a boatload of sugar would accomplish that?
Let me know what you think.
Thank you!
Good call. I bought a juicer yesterday. I may juice some kale and veggies for the nutrients.I think any proteins that are high in fat probably should be avoided, especially chicken, pork and salmon. I would go for potato protein and the gelatin, maybe even nonfat milk, but keep your protein under 40 to 50 grams. I would avoid the white sugar and go with fruit. Make soups with broccoli and asparagus for the fiber and sulfur.
One thing that I (and others) have noticed is that larger doses of cypro avoid or minimize the "zombieness."Btw, I took 24 drops of cypro today 3x, 8 drops at .5mg each - and I wasn’t a zombie. Either I’m tolerating it well, I’m taking it improperly (under tongue), or my bottle is old and “expired”.
To make a long story short - about this time in 2019 I had surgery to remove a mucoepidermoid carcinoma tumor from my parotid salivary gland. The ENT removed the whole gland, some lymph nodes and added a fat graft where the gland used to reside. I also had some radiation treatments as well.
In January of this year, the side of my face where I had the surgery became "paralyzed" - specifically, my lower eyelid, cheek, mouth and some neck muscles stopped working properly. I thought it may have something to do with Covid (I had OTC covid test come back positive on Christmas day) which I thought may be a temporary side effect.
A couple months later I ended up getting a MRI and visited a Neuro Ophthalmologist (for the palsy) The neuro doc said everything looked fine except for the MRI showed the fat graft as "Lit Up" showing signs of metastasis... it looked to me like the fat graft was lit up. So either the fat graft was "consumed" by the cancer, or the contrast (gadolinium I believe) can make fat show up as white. As far as my partial palsy, I thought initially maybe it was covid, or an issue with scar tissue, but maybe it is a growing tumor now.
Either way, I'm making an appointment with an ENT at a well regarded teaching hospital in the area. I'm sure I wont get in right away so I figure I have a couple weeks to try my own therapy.
Here is what I have begun:
1. Low Methionine diet / or 1.5g niacinamide / high BCAA's
2. 12 mg Cyproheptadine daily (working up to that)
3. Cascara Sagrada (emodin)
3. Inhibition of SFA through Niacinamide, Aspirin and Vitamin E
4. Progesterone/DHEA (cortinon)
So each of these methods I've read about here on the forum - thanks to @haidut for posting most of these studies. What I need help with is dosing. The Niacinamide, aspirin and Cypro were outline in the various posts, but I questions about the others. How much Vit E, BCAA's and Cortinon would be beneficial, and I have cascara - should I get a stronger emodin product - like Emodin, beta-lapachone, pau-darco, Vit K Methylene Blue or panquinone or Lapodin, CoQ10 or Quinine? And what's a good dose?
What about pregnenolone, RU486/Mifepristone, Doxycycline, Acetazolamide/B1 and fenbendazol? And is Vitamin E good for treating cancer or is it counter-productive?
Any suggestions on dosing or other ideas in general would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
@Blossom @Rinse & rePeat @charlie @Inaut @burtlancast @Heroico
I’m up to 12 mg (24 drops orally). It’s a little hard to get out of bed in the morning, but no other issues at this point. I’ve been putting it under my tongue - is that the best place to administer?One thing that I (and others) have noticed is that larger doses of cypro avoid or minimize the "zombieness."
When I originally tried cypro at 1mg a day, the zombieness lasted for weeks.... and I stopped it.
When I did a 4mg dose, it lasted for a couple days, and coffee was able to make it go away. This can be a good "loading" dose, even if you cut back.
Still others have mentioned taking 8-12 mg in a day (or more) and having zero zombieness from the get go.
After a few months, I upped it to 8mg, and not only didn't have any zombie like feeling, but cypro would sometimes be energizing.
Scroll thru this thread, and you will see examples-
I've Taken 1 Gram Of Cyproheptadine Over 12 Months
Thanks for the write up! So do you feel positives have stuck around? Or did you go back to the way you were? Lose appetite? Not sleep as well? I've been on it for 8 months, 1mg and under though, I can't wake up in the morning if I take more than that. So even such a low dose I feel like my...raypeatforum.com
I don't know what's best, but I had tablets, and I took them orally. That worked great for me. This was all late summer of 2020 into 2021, and I really needed a serotonin antagonist. Around the same time, I also used an old bottle of ritanserin (prolly had it about 3-4 years) that I used topically (on the wrists, so it would absorb quickly and get into my system), and it also had a noticeable, positive effect. So, I would think orally, topically or under the tongue could all potentially work.I’m up to 12 mg (24 drops orally). It’s a little hard to get out of bed in the morning, but no other issues at this point. I’ve been putting it under my tongue - is that the best place to administer?
Why do you want to take BCAA? Especially when taken out of food context, they can be cancer promoters. I would just go for a low-protein-diet in general. Keep it around 50g and eat as many carbs and good fats as you desire. Eat only when hungry and accordng to appetite. I'd also be careful with the niacinamide. When your carbohydrate metabolism is poor, taking too much can further disrupt it and result in ugly free fatty acid rebounds.
Generally as supplements are concerned, I wouldn't go with a the-more-the-merrier-approach. Go with the safest and cleanest things with the best record: Aspirin, progesterone, vitamin D (in olive oil) and cypro (if you tolerate it well).
Thank you @Ania. I do have Pyrucet and I have taken it. I’ve also been taking Doxycycline too. Where do you get your meldonium?Maybe you should consider adding Meldonium or Pyrucet ?
Below they show how Meldonium works in glioblastoma and triple negative breast cancer, some of the most resistant cancers to any therapy.
I was diagnosed with breast cancer last year. I was quite lucky it was in situ, but still a lot of stress, surgery, radiotherapy, and the fear it may come back in an invasive form any time. I ve been taking meldonium ever since and I am going to take it as long as I have access to it. I also take cypro, aspirin and thyroid. Plus I reduced my protein intake, but not too low. I try not to exceed 50 g per day.
The rest of my diet are fruits. I feel great, but I know it does not mean anything. I felt great when they diagnosed me.
Anyway, I hope everything goes well for you. Try being optimistic, it really helps. Good luck. Let us know how thing are going.
(I couldn’t find another llink that would not take so much space, sorry)
Triple negative breast cancer meets its match
One member of a larger family of oxygen sensing enzymes could offer a viable target for triple negative breast cancer (TNBC), researchers report in a new study. The findings might offer hope to this subset of patients who have few effective treatment options and often face a poor prognosis.www.sciencedaily.com
If you're in the US, search for it on Amazon, using the trade name mildronate.Thank you @Ania. I do have Pyrucet and I have taken it. I’ve also been taking Doxycycline too. Where do you get your meldonium?