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morapos's avatar

Does anyone know if a similar protocol like this would work for dogs? Our 5 yr old GSD was just diagnosed with anal sac adenocarcinoma and two days ago had the sac with several tumors removed. It has metastasized to her nearby lymph nodes too. Searching for non-chemo alternatives for her, as her prognosis is not good.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Chemo drugs drives cancer treatment. My wife had Large B cell lymphoma and the treatment before Rituxan was CHOPS. Got 6 rounds and my back up nutritional program allowed her to handle it well. Then they said she did so well they recommended another 3 rounds to get the vary last cancer cell. We bought the BS. Just increased the income for those involved in the case by 50%.

Change in life style and nutritional intake lasted 10 years. The root cause of B cell still resided but was suppressed until RX drugs were prescribed that suppressed the immune system. Oncologists can only prescribe cancer treatment from the Cancer cook book and then have their treatment plan approved by a review committee, so when the patient dies they do not feel personally guilty.

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Sboaks's avatar

Following up. The original mass is growing and it’s in her musculature, so they can’t just surgically remove it. Some research shows that chemotherapy can be effective in this, and some research shows that it’s not effective. Any outside the box thoughts?

Sboaks's avatar

A family members 2 year old daughter was just diagnosed with a immature teratoma that has spread to her lungs. Has there been any benefit using any or all of your toolbox?

Kathryn Kopka's avatar

Ivermectin saved my husbands life after they almost killed him with Remdesivir