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home:diseases:cancer [03.13.2019] – [Marshall Protocol as a treatment for cancer?] sallieqhome:diseases:cancer [03.13.2019] – [Recent research] sallieq
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-<blockquote> I found breast cancer in 1990, had a lumpectomy and follow up mastectomy with lymph node removal, as the cancer had begun to spread there. Similarly spreading, but in different organs, killed my mother at a slightly later stage of life. She had not sought treatment until too late. I have no doubt that prompt surgery and follow up radiotherapy and tamoxifen saved my life.  At that period there were no alternatives or understanding of the microbiome.+<blockquote>__Proliferating breast cancer__  
 +I found breast cancer in 1990, had a lumpectomy and follow up mastectomy with lymph node removal, as the cancer had begun to spread there. Similarly spreading, but in different organs, killed my mother at a slightly later stage of life. She had not sought treatment until too late. I have no doubt that prompt surgery and follow up radiotherapy and tamoxifen saved my life.  At that period there were no alternatives or understanding of the microbiome.
  
 Interestingly, I also developed a pre-cancerous site on my skin.  This was removed in day surgery.  Something appeared years later, about the size of a 5 cent piece close to the scar of the first. I was not alarmed, but watched it for any sign of change and reported to my doctor who was prescribing my Olmesartan according to the Marshall Protocol. She duly sent me to the skin specialist, who adopted a wait and see approach. (//There would have been complications in skin surgery on that arm because of the lymphoedema developed due to air travel after the lymph node removal//). After a couple of visits he took fine detail pictures of the changing blemish. One of these days I would like to go back and ask for these pictures, as a year later, the cancer had completely gone.   Interestingly, I also developed a pre-cancerous site on my skin.  This was removed in day surgery.  Something appeared years later, about the size of a 5 cent piece close to the scar of the first. I was not alarmed, but watched it for any sign of change and reported to my doctor who was prescribing my Olmesartan according to the Marshall Protocol. She duly sent me to the skin specialist, who adopted a wait and see approach. (//There would have been complications in skin surgery on that arm because of the lymphoedema developed due to air travel after the lymph node removal//). After a couple of visits he took fine detail pictures of the changing blemish. One of these days I would like to go back and ask for these pictures, as a year later, the cancer had completely gone.  
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 Discovery of novel nonsteroidal VDR agonists with novel diarylmethane skeleton for the treatment of breast cancer. (({{pubmed>long:30579121}}))  Discovery of novel nonsteroidal VDR agonists with novel diarylmethane skeleton for the treatment of breast cancer. (({{pubmed>long:30579121}})) 
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 +Olmesartan and Bay11-7082 inhibit the MCF-7 cells growth indicating RAS and NF-kappaB pathway blockade lead to cytotoxicity and apoptosis induction against tumour cells. So ARBs and NF-kappaB pathway inhibitors could be considered as anticancer drugs in future.  (({{pubmed>long:26138656}}))
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 +In this large population-based gastro-oesophageal cancer cohort, we found moderately reduced cancer-specific mortality among ARB users. However, confirmation in further independent epidemiological studies with sufficient staging information is required.  (({{pubmed>long:29105106}}))
  
 Vitamin D and immune cells stimulate bone marrow disease (({{pubmed>long:30718230}}))  Vitamin D and immune cells stimulate bone marrow disease (({{pubmed>long:30718230}})) 
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