Try to get a juicer and juice greens stop sugar and try to get Hyperbaric oxygen treatments. These all help boost your immune system and get oxygen to the brain and tissues to help heal. Do research on it
So… an oncologist should have patient take a scan for any diagnosis??? How can I get a scan if the oncologist has not ordered one, but issued a diagnosis and recommended a course of treatment?
Hmmm, Trials…”like those trials” says the doctor. If these doctors REALLY KNOW these drugs DESTROYS your life s l o w l y… You lose your QUALITY of life. It is Not worth the journey. I know my partner of 31 years was diagnosed with Glioblastoma 4. Surgery was not possible. He had one the size of a walnut center of brain. He had another one on his frontal lobe. From diagnosis till death 9 months. I cared for him from beginning till death. He had to take dexamethasone because of edema. He took high doses for a long period of time. Near the end all he would say, “I’m tired, I want to go home”. Yes, we hope we can survive cancer however, the truth the medicines eventually the chemicals (medicines) WILL get you.
Dont eat sugar or foods that are digested as sugar. Sugar feeds cancer! Get into ketosis burning ketones instead of being a sugar burner. Stay at no more then 20g. Of carbs daily. Pray🙏
IF YOU HAVE CANCER CK OUT JOE TIPPENS CANCER PROTOCOL FENBENDAZOLE RIGHT AWAY, FENBENDAZOLE REDUCES AND KILLS CANCER CELLS WITH OUT ANY SIDE EFFECTS, FENBENDAZOLE CAN BE USED AS A PROPHYLACTIC AGAINST CANCER. I HAVE HEARD THAT RADIATION IS NOT GOOD FOR BRAIN. JESUS LOVES YOU ❤❤❤.
My daughter is taking Vorasidenib on an extended trial. Her debunking was two years ago and we chose to "wait and see" meaning no radiation or chemo -thank goodness or she would not have qualified for this medication. What are your thoughts on this medication?
It had excellent data for idh1 mutated low grade glioma. I would need more details on your daughter’s case but the nejm paper on the drug was favorable
My neurosurgeon just flashed two MRI pictures up. I couldn’t really see. He was always in such a hurry. Even after surgery the information level was low. I am stuck trying to find more info on the internet, so don’t criticize. It got me to your reputable site.
Last 2 weeks I was diagnos with breast cancer and this week thursday the result from the core biopsy was her2 3+ stage 4 breast cancer and my doctor will give me herceptin+perjeta(phesgo) and docetaxel and will do this set of treatment 6 rounds and I hope after that 6 rounds we will get a good result... thank you so much for the information it helps a lot knowing about this disease and not to be scared from it😊 posting this comment today march 16, 2024
I’m sorry, but Decadron is an evil drug. It led to my mother’s demise. They kept telling her she needed to get stronger before they would treat her with either immunotherapy or chemo, but she couldn’t get stronger because the steroid depleted all her muscle strength. She could barely walk, let alone exercise, because the steroid caused extreme weakness, which kept her bed bound, which compounded the muscle atrophy in her legs, which worsened her weakness…ensuring she’d never get better. She never did get strong enough to commence treatment and she died very quickly because of the doctors’ very poor knowledge of how to take care of patients and how to HEAL them. They have a shitty rusty toolbox filled with broken tools, and they think they’re helping patients with all their drugs. Hospitals are THE place to go if you want to die. You know, there ARE other things one can do to reduce brain swelling, but too many people put all of their eggs in the allopathic basket because they get sucked into the ‘standard of scare’.
This was incredibly helpful. My sister, who is 29 years old, has stage 4 de novo breast cancer that has metastasized to the liver. We live in the Netherlands. It's truly valuable to gain some structure in this new and frightening situation. I am so grateful for this very insightful video series. I will start part 2 now. Thank you sir!
A son (42) of a close friend was operated of GBT (grade four) few month ago. He is still investigating the best posible treatment. We think is a good idea to be open to new ways to treat this horrible disease. Thanks very much.
Try to get a juicer and juice greens stop sugar and try to get Hyperbaric oxygen treatments. These all help boost your immune system and get oxygen to the brain and tissues to help heal. Do research on it
My mom was overall very healthy until late December ‘23 and was suffering headaches, loss of balance, falling, and a few other motor symptoms. It got bad very fast and we ended up taking her to the ER in the beginning of January to find out that she had Grade IV GBM in her right frontal lobe. She had it surgically removed middle of January and is now completely back to normal, even better in some ways luckily. She was given a prognosis of 10 months to 3 years and is set to start chemotherapy and radiation towards the end of February. I’m hoping she can make it to the 3 year mark or hopefully surpass the 3 year mark.. She’s only 57 and I can’t imagine losing her at my age of 24..
My father died last week because of GBM. It was detected October 22 and undergone surgery by Nov 2. 40 Gry radiation for 15 days and used temsol for recovery. It was MGMT type.
My dad is currently 67 yrs old. He recently beat stage 4 lung cancer that the doctors didn't think he would. He went to chemo once a week a radiation 5 days a week that targeted both sides of his lungs. He is very sensitive to medications and is allergic to a lot of them. He had the worst allergic reaction to the first chemo that they tried giving him the nurses and the doctor said. He had every allergic symptoms there was. At this time I had never seen my daddy more afraid nor have I ever seen him in so much pain. They changed his meds I believe twice and then he seemed to be doing okay. But the radiation and chemo destroyed his heart. He has 20% heart function now. And recently he was diagnosed with stage 4 glio blasfema. What can i do to keep him safe? I am the one who takes care of him. I haven't been able to work since he had his lung cancer
Excellent information, simply explained. Thank you so much! I have been my own advocate, and have had to learn and ask about options available to me. My medical oncologist is now following the options suggested in this video. I am a 4-year survivor with no metastasis.
Question on the slide of MGMT promoter: how is hypermethylated, responsive or not? I also see lots of clinical trials just identified as either but not hyper, is there a way to identify this as well? Lastly, the molecular testing- I did genetic testing and gave the results plus the information from pathology would all of that be found in those two tests?
There are trials that will specify unmethylated MGMT versus methylated/hypermethylated. If it doesn't say unmethylated then it likely correponds to either all comers or methylated/hypermethylated. It depends on the molecular testing they did. The testing in house pathology labs do is relatively limited, but if your test was sent elsewhere (e.g. FoundationMedicine, Tempus, Caris) then you likely had full next generation sequencing, PD-L1, TMB, and MSi.
I have Glioblastoma GradeIV and just found out it is unmethylated MGMT. I am due to start radiation and temozolomide therapy on Monday. It is for 6 Weeks then a break of 28 days and then chemo again. Is it possible the chemo will help even though it is unmethylated? Thank you!
Hello Doc, thanks you so much for sharing this informative presentation with us. My mother was diagnosed with gbm grade 4 in this march 2023 and had her peritoneal left lobe surgery right after. She has gone through standard treatment that is radiation + chemo (TMZ) and 6 cycles of chemo. Around mid of dec she showed cognitive loss symptoms she could barely talk or understand things. Her right side movements were also very limited. We took her to a neurosurgeon and he prescribed her with dexa drug for 15 days. Again after 15 days she’s having same symptoms. I’m very scared if this disease has progressed. recent MRI shows increased residual mass/recurrence. Going by your advice I’ll check with doc if we can go with functional MRI. The doc who did her first surgery in march advised to go through another operation to remove residual tumour and implant glidal vafour. After taking several opinions from other doctors we did not go for surgery. Now I wonder if I should have done that. I’ll get her NGS as soon as possible but here in India there are not many clinical trials that are ongoing. The doctors we have met so far haven’t suggested any. Maybe as we were in first line of treatment. I really want to talk about this with in you in detail. Could you please provide your contact details. I’m desperate here to do anything for her at this point. Doc please help. After watching your video I’ve got some hope. Please help! Please!
Not a patient, but preparing to apply to medical school next year and have very high hopes for getting into neurosurgery. Really great presentation! Would love to work with this doctor. What a great personality and skill to explain such complex topics to all audiences.
My mom was diagnosed with GBP grade IV yesterday. She is very positive and we will fight. Next week she well have surgery. Hope everything goes well.Thank you for you video, I learnt a lot and will be helpfull in future treatment. Good bless you
My dad has this cancer. It took an immense toll on him psychologically. He couldn't accept that one day he was living his normal life and then out of blue he had to have brain surgery and he had only 15 months to live. His tumor was in right motor cortex allowing for relatively easy surgery. And after completion of surgery plus radiation he was back to normal. But, the disease recurred again and again, soon, treatment was having worse effects than cancer. While he was on Avastin+Irinotecan he had a minor seizure then after second radiation cycle a monumental one. The seizure lasted for hours, and he never recovered from the effects. His movement on the left side was completely gone, his speech impaired. He was constantly delirious and disoriented. Most of it was likely an effect of chemo, radiation and the extremely powerful antiepileptic medication he was put on. At the time, as per MRI, the recurrent tumor had reduced in size, but his mental and physical faculties were irrevocably impaired. As of today, he is in deep coma for a month, the tumor has spread to every part, it is almost 600cc in volume. His body struggles, as he was absolutely healthy, but the mind has departed. It is the most cruel illness! If I had this cancer, I would spend time with my family rather than waste the precious little time I had thinking about ten lines of treatment. Those scary numbers are distillation of facts and there is no evidence that the 10 percent who survive beyond five years have had any special treatment. The opportunity cost of chasing useless treatments is too high.
I am so sorry about your father. I can appreciate your sentiments. Everyone needs to figure out if the "juice is worth the squeeze" for themselves. There is no universal answer to this question. However, the hope is that we will get better GBM treatments through all the ongoing clinical trials and that the 10% number will increase substantially in the future. With that said, it's true that so much in life, and cancer care in particular, is beyond our control as human beings. We can't "make a treatment work". All we can do is optimize our chances of doing well and that's what we strive for. We control what we can control. It sounds like your father, you and your family, and his doctors did everything right. I'm really sorry it turned out this way.
Can you please do an evaluation and comment on "metabolic therapy" for the treatment of cancer? A new 5-part documentary series "CanceR/evolution" is getting ready to air soon. Trailers, excerpts, and patient testimonial interviews can be found on the CanceR/evolution RU-vid channel. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5Jf3CUcp5UA.htmlsi=BUWv0ZXGQ4VmGK9p The series is about the science and treatment of cancer (all types) with "metabolic therapy", a term and treatment approach developed by Dr Thomas Seyfried, PhD of Boston College over several decades of research. The underlying science and metabolic cause of cancer is explained by Dr Jason Fung, MD in his book "The Cancer Code". An easy-to-read book written in layman's terms that explains the history of cancer and its nature as a metabolic disease, rather than a genetic disease. As Dr Fung and Dr Seyfried explain, cancer is not a genetic disease in the first instance. In the first instance, cancer is a metabolic disease originating in the cell mitochondria that have been damaged by chronically high levels of blood sugar (glucose) and insulin. The genetic aspect of cancer is a secondary downstream consequence of mitochondrial damage caused by sugar and insulin in the first instance. Metabolic therapy involves a low carbohydrate diet (to lower the levels of glucose and insulin) and fasting to lower the level of AMPK (Adenosine Monophosphate-activated Protein Kinase) an enzyme that works with glucose and insulin to promote cancer cell growth. It also includes a “Press-Pulse” drug therapy to cyclically and temporarily lower the level of the glutamine (an amino acid). As Dr Fung and Dr Seyfried explain all cancer is fueled by the fermentation of glucose and/or glutamine. Cancer cannot metabolize ketones as an energy source, whereas normal healthy cells thrive on ketones derived from dietary fat and/or stored body fat. In the absence of glucose and glutamine cannot survive. The CanceR/evolution series features both Dr Seyfried and Dr Fung and others involved with the development and application of metabolic therapy. It has been shown to be highly effective in treating and indefinitely managing various types of stage 4 cancers, including glioblastomas after other types of cancer treatment have proven to be ineffective. Many in-depth interviews with Dr Thomas Seyfried on the science and development of metabolic therapy to be found on RU-vid. Dr Seyfried is working on writing the detailed medical protocol to be proposed as a new standard of care for the treatment of cancer. Metabolic therapy is not an either/or approach to cancer treatment. It is an additional adjunct complementary cancer therapy that works hand-in-hand with conventional surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy.
Can you please do an evaluation and comment on "metabolic therapy" for the treatment of cancer? A new 5-part documentary series "CanceR/evolution" is getting ready to air soon. Trailers, excerpts, and patient testimonial interviews can be found on the CanceR/evolution RU-vid channel. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5Jf3CUcp5UA.htmlsi=BUWv0ZXGQ4VmGK9p The series is about the science and treatment of cancer (all types) with "metabolic therapy", a term and treatment approach developed by Dr Thomas Seyfried, PhD of Boston College over several decades of research. The underlying science and metabolic cause of cancer is explained by Dr Jason Fung, MD in his book "The Cancer Code". An easy-to-read book written in layman's terms that explains the history of cancer and its nature as a metabolic disease, rather than a genetic disease. As Dr Fung and Dr Seyfried explain, cancer is not a genetic disease in the first instance. In the first instance, cancer is a metabolic disease originating in the cell mitochondria that have been damaged by chronically high levels of blood sugar (glucose) and insulin. The genetic aspect of cancer is a secondary downstream consequence of mitochondrial damage caused by sugar and insulin in the first instance. Metabolic therapy involves a low carbohydrate diet (to lower the levels of glucose and insulin) and fasting to lower the level of AMPK (Adenosine Monophosphate-activated Protein Kinase) an enzyme that works with glucose and insulin to promote cancer cell growth. It also includes a “Press-Pulse” drug therapy to cyclically and temporarily lower the level of the glutamine (an amino acid). As Dr Fung and Dr Seyfried explain all cancer is fueled by the fermentation of glucose and/or glutamine. Cancer cannot metabolize ketones as an energy source, whereas normal healthy cells thrive on ketones derived from dietary fat and/or stored body fat. In the absence of glucose and glutamine cannot survive. The CanceR/evolution series features both Dr Seyfried and Dr Fung and others involved with the development and application of metabolic therapy. It has been shown to be highly effective in treating and indefinitely managing various types of stage 4 cancers, including glioblastomas after other types of cancer treatment have proven to be ineffective. Many in-depth interviews with Dr Thomas Seyfried on the science and development of metabolic therapy to be found on RU-vid. Dr Seyfried is working on writing the detailed medical protocol to be proposed as a new standard of care for the treatment of cancer. Metabolic therapy is not an either/or approach to cancer treatment. It is an additional adjunct complementary cancer therapy that works hand-in-hand with conventional surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy.
Thank you for all of the time you gave to making these videos. I am about to start treatment for Inflammatory Brest Cancer, we are waiting on the PET Scan to find out if it's Stage 3C or 4. I am a little concerned about how long it is taking to get started on Chemo. I was diagnosed December 6. I won't start Chemo until the first of the year.
I am so sorry that you are facing this. The 3 week delay, although not ideal, doesn't worry me much. It's important to fully stage your cancer as you know for so many reasons. Please keep us posted on your progress as we wish you so very well.
“A good quality of life” is something that can vary from person to person… a good quality of life could me you’re still breathing for one person and for another it could mean your able to go to the bathroom, talk, and not spend 20 hours a day sleeping .
