Lately I've
been confronted more than ever with middle aged women breast cancer
patients in a stage of fear and anxiety after having totally accepted
any barbaric surgery, long term chemotherapy and radiation without
thinking of the eventual consequences often resulting in little or no
benefit. As mentioned by Dr. Arnold Burstein of Boston's Dana-Farber
Cancer Institute many women think, “If I don't get chemotherapy I'm
certainly going to die, but if I get chemo I'm going to be cured”.
Usually the benefit turns out to be little or even none. Subsequently
there's a greater risk of metastasis diffusion, secondary cancer
recurrence and death at the end. This is what I often witness in my
clinic with these poor women coming in with more metastasis and in
recurrence who continue to experiment with even more chemotherapy.
One day I
told one such patient, “If the chemotherapy didn't cure you the
first time why you think it will cure you now?” We have never seen
a case of breast cancer recurrence with metastasis to the liver,
bones, lungs having ever been cured by chemotherapy. Yet Oncologists
proclaim that it's only their treatment can cure cancer.
Well, let's
tell the truth, today no one is speaking of cure but only of stopping
tumor progression even without a decrease in size. This is considered
a success because it may prolong the patient's life, how about that !
We are still quite far from, 'THE CURE IS AT OUR DOOR, CANCER WILL BE
SOON CURED' as is often reported by the media.
We are
looking at the cancer and the treatment of cancer in the wrong
direction. Since medicine first discovered that the poisonous mustard
gas used during WWI and especially WWII could be toxic to tumors,
they started to use it as a heavy toxic weapon in lieu of using any
other treatment. This move by Oncology to use a weapon that was
supposed to kill the tumor has instead brought tragic consequences
for the patient while at the same time it became an enormous industry
with huge financial profits. In fact cancer become the most
profitable sector for the pharmaceutical industry with a probable
turnover in excess of over 500 billion dollars per year.
I first want
to say that chemotherapy is not selective. After being injected in
the vein it becomes a poison for the entire body while chemotherapy
by itself is also carcinogenic. However the tragedy is that since
that day medical doctors see and worry only about the tumor as the
cancer disease, they have little or no consideration for other
approaches but especially for the patient. One doctor wrote in an
article, “We learn how to treat disease but not to understand the
suffering of the patient.” Cancer is far from being only a
localized disease which must be destroyed by any possible means.
Surgery, chemotherapy and radiation focus only on the tumor but we
also have to look the body, mind and spirit as a whole.
Some patients
but especially breast cancer patients may have what I call a “BREAST
CANCER PROFILE” meaning they are very nervous and emotional
people, having a bad colon and a disturbed microbiome. We not only
have our second brain associated with disturbed brain function, but
we also have the relationship between the nervous system and the
immune system. A new Science is called psychoneuroimmunology. Today
the connection between the Brain and Immunity is well documented and
shows how the hypothalamus plays a key role in the emotional response
to stress. There also is a relationship between the nervous system
and the immune system. I have spent over 20 years observing breast
cancer patient irises and have built a special chart showing the
corresponding iris signs. What you really see is a collarette going
in a zig-zag pattern, mostly inflamed, accentuated in the brain
area, the spleen, the thymus and often entering into the mammary
zone. So it really shows the: Breast + Nervous System + Colon axis
(but also other cancers such ovarian, for instance). Frequently these
patients are very emotional and can be depressed, anxious, afraid to
die and willing to accept anything the medical doctors say but most
often will not consider showing herself how to take responsibility
and actively pursue something different. Others are divided between
accepting conventional medicine and trying some alternative but keep
to their traditional profile where the outcome is not always the
best. That being said I feel that iridology is very helpful to
monitor the overall condition and profile of the patient, but very
rarely do doctors working with cancer ever use Iridology as a
diagnostic tool, which is too bad being very important (See my
article, “Health and Disease by Iridology Examination” or for an
even better understanding read my book, “Health and Disease Begin
in the Colon”).
I recently
had a case of a middle age woman that during pregnancy was diagnosed
with an aggressive triple negative breast cancer. She submitted to a
double mastectomy followed by chemotherapy which indeed didn't save
her since metastasis had now been diagnosed in the ganglions with
secondary nodules. She then went back for more chemotherapy which as
we know was certainly not the solution. However she was very
emotional and would hardly ever really change, which I realized after
2 consultations. This is a tragic case of a mother of 3 children but
here we have a real world example of a breast cancer profile where we
have to spend more time to speak to her so that she needs to adopt a better attitude to not be a loser, to offer better understanding explaining that we can help but 50% of the results is in her hands no matter how long it will take. I decided to give
her an injectable Hypothalamus treatment (from live cells), 2 ampules
twice per week over a 2 week duration together with melatonin which
down-regulates the hypothalamus reducing the production of estrogen
but also balances the nervous system. Such patients always show not
only a very low level of melatonin, but a clinician also needs to
look for candida invasion which was the case with this patient. Her
Live Blood Analysis really showed enormous colonies of candida after
taking 3 chemotherapy treatments, an indication of a major decrease
in immune cell activity. Candida produces toxins that greatly disturb
the immune system and favor mutation of the P53 tumor suppressor
gene.
I always use
hypothalamus i.m for very emotional patients with various health
problems and it really works very well. She may get better where we
can let her body fight the disease, especially with her immune cells.
Lately I came
across an article called, 'New Molecular Marker Could Predict if
Breast Cancer Patients Need Chemotherapy', but the truth was it
presented only the BcL2 gene, more of an oncogene that increases
survival of cancer cells and resistance to treatment. I am very
familiar with BcL2 having used it for about 12 years in my patient
blood testing. The article mentions that BcL2 retains its ability to
predict whether chemotherapy will be beneficial in the short term or
long term, even when a cancer recurs many years later.
Wonderful!
Since this is what I already have been doing, what I see looking at
the test results with my patients who often show high overexpressed
BcL2 thus no benefit from chemotherapy. The problem being this
concept is simply not understood by patients and even by most
Oncologists. I have been doing complete molecular markers testing
including P53, BcL2, Bax, Survivin, P21 where we have have here some
independent cancer makers that also serve as a diagnostic, prognosis
and treatment follow up. Personally speaking I feel all alone with
little understanding even when making lectures in congresses and
seminars.
However over
the years I have been able to select natural dietary compounds that
simply target such genes which I can always observe and verify via
the blood testing of my patients. This explains why they get more
benefit from just chemotherapy. Now with such breast cancer patients
we can mention once again the case of the double mastectomy patient
who showed an overexpressed BcL2 and survivin. Her prognosis
initially indicated that if her treatment could not decrease their
activity she will suffer from more metastasis in the future. I am
waiting to see her second test results. Other such patients usually
have mutated P53 protein which has consequences from the poor
chemotherapy results. One of my breast cancer patients, a medical
doctor entered into a state of panic after completing her blood
testing where I was obliged to have stern words saying, 'You are not
a child to act like that'. I heard she decided to practice some yoga
which offers a positive attitude that will help her.
Now coming
back to my double mastectomy patient, not even a month had passed
when we found my treatment reduced metastasis in the ganglions and
the secondary nodules so I expect to see an improvement in her second
blood testing. Some breast cancer patients are winners from the
beginning and others are losers. This example shows the big
difference, which is not always a question of chemotherapy treatment
or complementary treatment but rather a question of genetic profile,
mind and hereditary condition.
Look for my
articles:
The Oxidative
Dried Blood Test in the Assessment of Metabolic Dysfunction and
Inflammatory Conditions. Townsend Letter June, 2018
How to
Approach the Cancer Patient, Diagnosis and Treatment.
Townsend
Letter: To be published in the special cancer issue,
August\September 2018. (This article reflect further about what I
explained to her and how to approach the cancer patient)
A
Complementary Approach to Breast Cancer. A Case with Multiple Liver
Metastasis is Free from Disease.
Townsend
Letter. August\September 2014
Breast Cancer
Theory, Profiling through Iridology.
(Slideshare:
www.slideshare.net/sheldonstein)
A
Naturopathic Approach to Breast Cancer
Townsend
Letter ~June 2003. (Available Online: www.townsendletter.com)
Townsend
Letter: info@townsendletter.com
For more
details see :
'Professor
Serge Jurasunas Protocol for Cancer Treatment' (Available in
slideshare).
My Blog:
Naturopathiconcology.blogspot.com
www.sergejurasunas.com
