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Vitamin c and Other Strategies For Cancer
- Dr Ghassan Hamad
- Mar 22, 2022
- 3 min read
Updated: 5 days ago
Cancer treatment can be physically and emotionally demanding, and many patients seek alternative therapies to support their health alongside conventional treatments like chemotherapy and radiation. These therapies can play a valuable role in improving quality of life, boosting the immune system, and alleviating treatment-related side effects.
In this blog, we will direct readers to 4 resources that summarize the most renowned alternative therapies used in cancer care. The information in each of these four items complements one another to provide a comprehensive overview.
1- An article titled "Targeting the Mitochondrial-Stem Cell Connection in Cancer Treatment: A Hybrid Orthomolecular Protocol" was recently published in the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine, and you can access it by clicking the link below:
In this article, the authors propose a hybrid orthomolecular protocol comprising seven therapeutic recommendations aimed at enhancing energy production in the cells, inhibiting key cancer cell fuels (glucose and glutamine), and targeting cancer stem cells and metastasis. This protocol combines orthomolecules such as high dose vitamin c, repurposed drugs such as Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, and additional therapies to achieve additive and synergistic effects, potentially halting cancer progression and improving patient outcomes by addressing the root cause of malignancy at the mitochondrial level.
2- An interesting webinar on the effect of high dose vitamin C on cancer cells by the Linus Pauling institute is now freely available on YouTube. Please access the link below for a scientific discussion about the merits of vitamin c.
3- This is a very infirmative leaflet from the website of Dr Jerry Thompson discussing various strategies in complementary cancer care. You can access this leaflet from this link:
Dr. Jerry Thompson's leaflet on cancer emphasises the potential of lifestyle changes in supporting cancer recovery and improving quality of life. He highlights that while a definitive cure for cancer remains elusive, numerous individuals have experienced unexpected recoveries, often attributing their success to specific lifestyle modifications.
4- Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) has been noted to help with cancer therapy. Clinicians first became interested in LDN through patient experiences showing unexpectedly stable cancer progression, leading to further investigation. Early observations suggested LDN modulates immune responses and might trigger dramatic improvements, as seen in cases like vitiligo signaling an immune attack on melanoma. Research uncovered that LDN affects immune receptor pathways beyond opiate receptors, enhancing the body's ability to fight cancer with minimal toxicity. It appears to work both directly on cancer cells—making them more susceptible to treatment—and indirectly by stimulating the immune system. Given its affordability, safety, and immune-boosting, anti-inflammatory properties, LDN shows promise as a complementary therapy across various cancer types and is now being considered for proper clinical trials and regulatory approval.
Watch the video from the following link featuring prominent researchers sharing their experience with LDN in the context of cancer care:
Conclusion
Alternative therapies offer promising ways to enhance well-being for cancer patients. While they should never replace conventional treatments, they can be valuable additions to a holistic cancer care plan. By working with experienced practitioners and making informed choices, patients can explore options that help them feel stronger and more resilient on their journey.
If you're interested in learning more about alternative therapies for cancer support, such as IV vitamin C and ozone therapy, our clinic is here to provide expert guidance and support. Contact us today to explore your options.
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