Side Effects of Chemotherapy | Natural Health Blog

Hi, i'm sooooooooooo glad to see that finnally some one is talking about this issue . ""brain fog"" i call it. i am only a year out of my treatment and the short term memory loss is un believable. i talk to my oncoligist about it and allthough he confirms some of it, he is quick to point out worse situations. this i know, it can always be worse. look at the bright side he says, no sh----t sherlock. iam grateful that pulled out of this horrific epidemic as well as i did. so thank you for the confirmation. sincerely dale rossi

Hi. Thank you for this opportunity to have a say. I would like to contribute to healing people. Firstly they all need to be reassured and the panic they may be feeling should be removed. Cancer is the manifestation of a biological program in the brain, that has been initiated by the psyche. A brilliant doctor of internal medicine has re-discovered 5 biological laws, which govern all sentient beings: plants, animals and humans. He has discovered, that all diseases occur in two phases; the (biological) conflict active (CA), also known as the 'cold' phase, in which the body constricts the perimeter blood vessels; and the (biological) conflict resolved (CL=conflictolysis) or warm phase, which is the healing phase. This meaningful special biological program is Mother Natures answer to help a living entity survive a perceived biological conflict shock. Since human beings for instance have developed over a course covering millions of years, they are comprised of three germ layers, starting with the brain. Each of our body parts is connected to a specific part of the brain and consequently responds to that part, which is in charge of it. In the case of body parts connected to the brain stem (inner germ layer or Endoderm), the response is tumour growth. Along with tumour growth, the appropriate myco bacteria grow in quantity to be ready to decompose the tumor after the conflict has been resolved and the body enters the healing phase. - In the case of a body part being connected to the 'small' brain (Mesoderm), there can be either a tumour growth or a cell loss (ulceration) occurring. If it is a cell loss, such loss is replenished in the healing phase with the help of bacteria or viri (viruses). In the case of the 'large' brain (Ektoderm), which is the youngest brain in terms of development, there is always either a cell loss or a function loss in a cancer equivalent disease. Bone cancer is such a cell loss and is invariably caused by a collapse of self worth. The biological reason for a cell loss in the conflict active phase is in the healing phase, because when there is conflict resolution, the resultant replenishment makes the bone stronger then before. If there is a function loss, it will be restored, provided there is a timely resolution to the conflict. Please find more information about the true causes and healing of 'cancers' on these web sites. http://germannewmedicine.ca and http://www.newmedicine.ca Sincerely, Harald Tilgner.

Well, I agonized before, during and now after about my choice to go through 4 standard chemo treatments when I was diagnosed with Stage 1 Hodgkin's almost 3 years ago. I am a wholistic practioner, yet I didn't have the money or luxury of travel and time to seek alternative treatments that insurance wouldn't cover. I scoured the research about chemo and my particular cancer. I spoke with many doctors and naturalpaths. For me, there ultimately was only one choice. So in my early 40's, I chose to put my body through the onslaught of traditional cancer treatment (surgery, chemo, radiation) and then aggressively built my body back up afterward following many of the 'Miracle Doctors' lessons. Today, I feel better than ever and am healthier than ever before in my life. Two lasting side effects that I am still working on, though, are a weakened immune system (that existed before cancer, too) and some cognitive impairment. I was once a sharp thinker, rarely made spelling or grammar mistakes in my writing, and had an exceptional memory. Since I am a writer, I find myself proofreading my pieces many, many times and still finding mistakes and the words not saying what I meant. It's maddening. Lastly, I find this article a bit condescending as I do most wholistic practioners who slam chemotherapy. I accepted the treatment that was available to me, yet still feel a lot of guilt and anger about that limited choice. The cancer industry is a multi-billion dollar industry. It is a giant amongst us little ants who suffer with the disease and who know in our hearts there are natural cures.

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