Energy production inside cells In order to maintain normal function including biosynthesis and transport of molecules across cell membranes, cells require energy (called ATP). There are two “engines” inside the cells that they can use to produce energy: One engine is called (aerobic) respiration. This is the engine that is typically used by the cells
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G47Δ (Delta) Oncolytic Virus: A Breakthrough Therapy for Glioblastoma from Prof. Todo in Japan
Great News for Glioblastoma Today I came across these news (Ref.) coming from Japan, discussing a virotherapy that may represent a breakthrough therapy for brain cancers and possibly other cancers. Oncolytic virus therapy is a very relevant approach to address cancer where viruses are converted into therapeutic agents as they are reprogrammed to treat diseases.
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Summary of This Website
This post is meant to offer a high-level guidance to new visitors, as I can imagine that the large amount of content on this website may be sometimes difficult to navigate through. First, please remember this website has a search function so that you can search for the content you are looking for. There is
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An Anti-Cancer Compound Hiding in Front of Us: Gluconate
Gluconate, a cheap, available and harmless substance I recently came across this scientific article reference by one of the active members of this website (J) and realised that something very valuable was hidden in there. In this article, the authors are discussing Gluconate. Their research suggests that the anti cancer effect of Gluconate could be relevant
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Neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1)
Dear Friends, A few days ago I was responding to a kind request to help with some ideas for a young girl dealing with a benign but fast growing neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1). There are some tumors of about 1 cm located in difficult areas making it impossible to removed them surgically, and are life-threatening.
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Making Cholesterol-Lowering Statin Drugs More Effective Against Cancer
Statins and Cancer Dear Friends, I am currently on holiday, travelling and with little access to the computer, but recently I came across interesting information related to the use of Statins to fight cancer, and would like to share that with you as soon as possible. So I decided to allocate a day and consolidate
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A Silver Bullet to Kill Cancer
Background Silver was the most important antimicrobial agent available before the introduction of antibiotics. The natural antibacterial action of silver has been known already since antiquity. The Romans used the effects of the silver for water purification. It is likely that silver nitrate also was used medically because it was mentioned in a pharmacopeia published
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Eggplant Extracts Kill Active and Dormant Cancer Cells
Summary This article refers to a plant extract that It is accessible and cheap It was demonstrated in multiple trials on humans to induce complete remission of non melanoma skin cancers and benign tumours in most cases Demonstrated complete remission in basal cell carcinomas (BCCs), squamous cell carcinomas (SCCs) and the benign tumours keratoses and
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Smart Patients Get Smart Care
I just came across this (Ref.) short article at “The American Journal of Managed Care”. This article presents a short interview with Brian Koffman, MDCM, DCFP, DABFM, MS Ed, medical director, CLL Society. As a former cancer patient, Brian suggests to other patients to educate themselves on their illnesses in order to receive the best care.
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Case Report Stage IV Sarcoma: Good News from JG
Dear Friends, This post is related to a man from Europe, JG, with whom I am in contact since May 2018, and his successful treatment of an aggressive form of Stage IV sarcoma. A week ago, JG contacted me to share some very good news, as he is now at a point where there is
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A Method of Treating Triple Negative Breast Cancer
This is a short post to share with you a method for treating triple negative breast cancer, and potentially other cancers, involving: one or more checkpoint inhibitors in low dose hyperthermia treatment low dose chemotherapy lnterleukin-2 (IL-2) taurolidine [I discussed taurolidine in another post on this website (Ref.)] As you probably know, at this point
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Case Report Stage IV Pancreatic Cancer: Good News from Jess
During this summer, on August 10, 2018, Jess was informing us (here) regarding the fact that her dad, dealing with Pancreatic Cancer Stage IV, will start a similar treatment approach as that successfully used by Marcos, and shortly discussed on this website (here). Jess and I have exchanged a large amount of e-mails this year and
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A Drug Made for Animals and Taken by Humans to Treat Cancer: Fenbendazole
A Cancer Treatments Research post on Fenbendazole use in cancer and the science behind. Fenbendazole is a deworming drug used in animals, now used by patinets to fight cancer. This post addresses the cancer protocol and the dosage for humans inline with Joe Tippens protocol, using panacur c.
A New Approach to Improve Effectiveness of Cancer Therapies
Dear Friends, Today is October 18th 2018. That is exactly two years since my dear wife became an angel and exactly one year since the incorporation of MCS Foundation for Life with the aim of helping advanced cancer patients to live a better and longer life. I promised I am going to share with you some
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My Plans in Oncology: An Update
Dear Friends, Nearly two years ago, I promised I will dedicate my life to contributing to the improvement and extension of advanced cancer patients life (Ref.). Since that time, I haven’t had the time to add much content on this website. At least not as much as I would like, while there are so many things
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Case Report: Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) Successfully Managed with TACE
Dear Friends, Below is a case report I recently received from Stefan, a visitor of this website. The case report is related to his sister-in-law, a 74-years lady, who has successfully managed a Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) with a transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) performed at a hospital in Romania, Cluj. My purpose in sharing this with you
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A List of Mitochondria Inhibitors, Disrupting Cancer Cell Function
When looking at cancer as a metabolic disease, mitochondria (the engine of the cell) plays a key role in tumor development (Ref.). As a result, mitochondria inhibitors are important tools to be included in an anticancer treatment strategy. There is vast amount of information available on the web on this subject, so I am not
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Update on Citric Acid & Cancer
About two years ago, I wrote an article on Citric Acid (CA) and it’s potential as an anti cancer agent (Ref.). There was a lot of debate on this subject, reflected in nearly 1000 comments on the post. We’ve seen some strong opinions pro and some strong opinions against this subject, some more and others
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Case Report Stage IV Endometrial Cancer: Good News from Marcos
During this holiday, I was very happy to read good news from Marcos (a visitor of this website) regarding the treatment outcomes of his wife, suffering from stage IV endometrial cancer. Here is a short summary extracted from the e-mails Marcos sent to me: Status before the treatment, before May 28: – My wife’s tumors
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Avoiding Adverse Events Associated With Some Intravenous Cancer Treatments
Today, I came across this article that one year ago was posted on FDA’s webpage: FDA investigates two serious adverse events associated with ImprimisRx’s compounded curcumin emulsion product for injection With this, FDA reports on an investigation related to serious adverse events following the treatment with intravenous Curcumin. Specifically, a 30-year-old female patient experienced cardiac arrest
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