Category Archives: Information & Research

To deal with cancer, You also need to deal with stress.  And the way you handle     stress can have a huge impact on the way you and your health team manage cancer. What Is Stress?   Stress causes a hormonal release … Continue reading →

Understanding Tumors!!!!!!!!!!! Chemotherapy and radiation therapy have only been shown to have the ability to reduce overall tumor mass in certain kinds of tumors. In no case do they significantly reduce the number of cancer stem cells within the tumor. … Continue reading →

     I have been watching the Olympics and when I watch such athletes as Katie Ladecky      or Michael Phelps. I always Marvel at those whom have such confidence and ease within perform best.  Same might be said of cancer … Continue reading →

 First Posted on January 23, 2016 by Ken    ^When I  first started my research I wanted  to  slay this bastard^ Published on Aug 4, 2017 A long term survivor of a uterine leiomyosarcoma discusses the strategies which played a part in her … Continue reading →

      Cancer sufferer Edie Littlefield Sundby (with her husband Dale) Published on Feb 16, 2013 To celebrate six years of being alive, fighting Stage 4 gallbladder cancer with metastasis to liver and lung, Edie Sundby walked the 800 mile El … Continue reading →

This past week ….was a week where I dealt with going to see several doctors about an     inner ear problem. With time spent being scanned and going over scan results. I thought   a higher being had to be in place to … Continue reading →

Once a tumor has developed, stress may modulate neuroendocrine pathways and affect numerous mechanisms that can also  potentially lead to the progression of cancer: •Stress hormone stimulation of beta-adrenergic receptors (present on all cells) increases tumor growth rates •Stress hormones … Continue reading →

     There are many  Known  and  Probable Human Carcinogens in the world today.  However, when one researches cancer it’s human delight for refined carbohydrates   may be the leading cause for cancer in the United States.     Allow Me … Continue reading →

  Vitamin C kills tumor cells with hard-to-treat mutation By Jocelyn Kaiser Nov. 5, 2015 , 2:00 PM PET scans reveal glucose-hungry tumors (here lung masses) that may be susceptible         to vitamin C therapy. With many clinics and institution in … Continue reading →

Rethinking cancer treatment: 9 great talks, plus 1 book I have had mammograms in the past but decided after research I personally no longer believe in them.  I decided to have a thermogram  and  on a scale of  1-5  one … Continue reading →