persistant cough - updatee

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I am confused. Why didn't they notice this before? Are they sure this time? When

he starts chemo, massages are very good with helping the body to rid itself of

toxins and will be beneficial to him for the pain. If it is definately lung

cancer you can try these herbs but as always do talk to your doctor and

pharmasist about what will interfere with what. The herbs are: astragalus,

ginseng (tincture 1/2 tsp (2mil) in 1/4 c water tid which means 3 times daily),

cat's claw (tincture take the dose on label with 1/2 c water with 1 tsp lemon

juice), cayenne ( 1 T in cooking daily), Espinheira santa, lentinan,

polysaccharide kureha (psk) take 6000mg daily, psoralea take 1000mg tid and use

only under professional supervision, scutellaria take 1000 - 2000mg tid, soy

isoflavone concentrate take 3000mg qd which means daily, turmeric take 250mg

tid. Other things you can try are: to prevent lung cancer include apples, black

tea, carrots and tomatoes in your diet. Eating at least 5

servings of yellow and orange vegetables weekly reduces the likelihood of lung

cancer developing in the upper lungs. Most obvious step is to stop smoking and

stay away from second hand smoke. Eat parsley qd. Parsley contains myristicin

which activates the detoxifying enzyme GST and reduces the formation of lung

tumors. Remember to sit in the sun for 15 minutes qd for the vitamin d which if

there is an adequate supply of the a vitamin retinol, induces apoptosis or

cellular suicide of lung cancer cells. do not wear sunscreen since this blocks

the needed UV light. And while on chemo avoid taking vitamin e for it will

protect the cancer cells. A diet high in fruits and veggies is associated wtih a

reduced risk of lung cancer. For now I think this is enough. I could go on and

on but this should be enough for now.

 

 

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Saturday, March 24, 2007 8:10:15 AM

persistant cough - update

 

 

 

I had written in about a month ago asking for advice for my

husband's persistant cough and received some helpful answers. He did

go to the doctor was diagnosed as having bronchitis and was given an

antibotic for it. The antibiotic didn't do anything to help and when

he did the follow-up doctor visit, he was given a stronger antibiotic

and was told it now was pnuemonia. Once again that didn't do anything

and the doctor put him in the hospital 2 days ago.

 

In the course of having X-rays and a cat scan, lung cancer has

been found. A biopsy was taken to determine the type but don't have

the results back yet. There is alot of talk about starting him on

radiation and kemo, but so far nothing has been done.

 

I need some help in what is out there that will truly help him and

not destroy his immune system in the process. Any advice will be

greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks,

Lynda

 

 

 

 

 

 

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