Cancer Cure
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Antibiotics can cure cancer?
by Morcov
In Breast Cancer Support Forums > Medicine & Treatments
"I've lost my grandmother to breast cancer when she was under 60.
I've resigned to the fact that there was no available cure for her at the time (this was 12 years ago).
My sister told me that she read yesterday about large amounts of antibiotics being able to cure cancer - and they already did some succesful tests on mice. I'll research this myself when I have some more time on my hands and w"
In Breast Cancer Support Forums > Medicine & Treatments
"I've lost my grandmother to breast cancer when she was under 60.
I've resigned to the fact that there was no available cure for her at the time (this was 12 years ago).
My sister told me that she read yesterday about large amounts of antibiotics being able to cure cancer - and they already did some succesful tests on mice. I'll research this myself when I have some more time on my hands and w"
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New medicine - new hope
by Emilyb
In Breast Cancer Support Forums > Medicine & Treatments
"I've read today that a Czech team of doctors found a new cure against lymph-node cancer, which targets the tumour directly and doesn't distroy everything else (mainly the immune system), like chemo does.
The bad news is that, if everything goes well, it could be broadly available in six years. It may be too late for some of us, but it's still great news.
The full article is [url=http://www.ke"
In Breast Cancer Support Forums > Medicine & Treatments
"I've read today that a Czech team of doctors found a new cure against lymph-node cancer, which targets the tumour directly and doesn't distroy everything else (mainly the immune system), like chemo does.
The bad news is that, if everything goes well, it could be broadly available in six years. It may be too late for some of us, but it's still great news.
The full article is [url=http://www.ke"
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DCA Latest Cancer Cure Hopeful
by pfezziwig
In General Health Forums > Cancer
"DCA or dichloroacetate, was recently shown to dramatically reduce cancer tumors in mice and in cultured human cells in a petrie dish. This substance attacks a fundamental difference cancer cells exhibit with their metabolism and has already been used to treat people with certain metabolic diseases (and was shown to be safe already).
Normally it would take several years to develop the drug furth"
In General Health Forums > Cancer
"DCA or dichloroacetate, was recently shown to dramatically reduce cancer tumors in mice and in cultured human cells in a petrie dish. This substance attacks a fundamental difference cancer cells exhibit with their metabolism and has already been used to treat people with certain metabolic diseases (and was shown to be safe already).
Normally it would take several years to develop the drug furth"
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