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Re: Using a Ketogenic Diet to Fight Cancer Metabolically
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Someone here on the boards came to this diet from a vegetarian standpoint which was such a useful vantage-point. She was right in that the body tolerates a lot more than what the diet dictates as far as percentages. I've had small quantities of baby carrots, acerola cherries, a tablespoon of blueberries without incident. Eating out can be more scary but I got Arroz con Pollo without the rice and it was great. Korean food is tricky because they add so much sugar, but carefully picking I stayed keto.
You can do this.
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- Dx 7/20/15 cerebellar met 3.5x5cm HER2+/HR-/GATA3+ 7/23/15 Craniotomy.
- 7/29/15 bone scan clear. 8/3/15 PET clean scan. LINAC SRS (5 fractions) Sept 2015. 9/17/15 CSF NED, 9/24/15 CSF NED, 11/2/15 CSF NED.
- 10/27/15 atypical uptake in right cerebellum - inflammation?
- 12/1/15 Leptomeningeal dx. Starting IT Herceptin.
- 1/16 - 16 fractions of tomotherapy to cerebellum, break of IT Herceptin during rads, resume at 100 mg weekly
- 3/2016 - stable scan
- 5/2016 stable scan
- 7/2016 pseudoprogression?
- 9/2016 more LM, start new chemo protocol and IV therapy treatment with HBOT
- 11/2016 Cyberknife to temporal lobe, HBOT just prior
- 12/2016 - lesions starting to show shrinkage
- 8/2017 - Stable since Dec 2016. Temporal lobe lesion gone.
- Using TCM, naturopathic oncology, physical therapy, chiro, massage, medical qigong, and energetic healing modalities in tandem. Stops at nothing.
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