What Doctors Don't Tell YouDr Max Gerson developed a nutritional programme for which he claimed a high level of success (see WDDTY Guide to Cancer). Gerson's nutritional programme advocates: ... ...
It's generally accepted that the earlier chemotherapy is given, the better the outcome for the cancer patient. It's become common practice to give women chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment before surgery - known as neoadjuvant - to shrink tumour...
For the last seven years, I have been doing what I can to help cancer sufferers. I heard from a naturopath about GS Drops and how they had helped a girl who had been given two weeks to live.
At least one doctor is less than enthusiastic about the fountain of youth hormone drug test being tested on patients over 60. Newcastle upon Tyne consultant endocrinologist Fredrick Clark is criti ...
In The Bristol Programme, author Penny Brohn, former cancer victim and co-founder of the Bristol Centre, emphatically states: "There is no conflict between following the Bristol routines and takin ...
The Bristol Cancer Help Centre may have to close next year, having never recovered from the adverse publicity following a now discredited study showing that Bristol breast cancer patients were mor ...
Only a quarter of patients actually feel better after having palliative chemotherapy, a small study reveals. The study looked at the overall sense of well being of women with breast cancer before ...
Oncologists and cancer researchers in the UK are very angry. The object of their ire is the ‘faceless bureaucracy’ of the European Union in Brussels which, they say, is holding back research and new therapies into the disease.
Several cases of children born from assisted conception developing tumours have come to light. ... ...
Those who take the first steps down the rocky road of medical care sometimes find it can be a journey without end. One example is the cancer patient who undergoes the horrors of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Hundreds of thousands of women who have...
