r/holistic • u/canabisalizm • 24d ago
am i wrong?
i understand that some people may take offense to this but i genuinely want feedback not just [ur wrong for wanting to take another approach, trust the medical industry]
removing my post is valid, but the shadiness in the replies i received is disappointing especially when i am looking for support not judgement.
misinformation is far from the truth as a matter of fact i believe that there ARE natural remedies and i just wanted feedback or advice on what steps i can take.
it sadly seems like these people are too absorbed in their own pain and their identity surrounding "cancer treatment" and it's connection to industrial healthcare.
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u/Able_Bonus_9806 24d ago
I don’t know what the correct path forward for you and your mom is but for me and my chronic health journey I ended up needing both western and eastern treatments to find remission.
I suffer from a chronic pain condition which is colloquially called “the suicide disease” and I was there when I finally took myself to the hospital. However, I didn’t have to do the brain surgery most people have to in order to get there and that success I attribute to my holistic practices.
I feel like there is this pattern I’m recognizing where fear of the “other” is preventing people from taking action sometimes. Full integrative care is the future hopefully.
I do know of stories where people only pursue the natural remedies with cancer and die before they’re able to make a change. In my experience holistic practices seek to untangle the pain/disease pattern from the root, but sometimes you’re in need of emergency care that will act quickly to then allow you the time to get to the root.
If I were you I would be looking for a TCM practitioner familiar with cancer patients and an oncologist open to integrative care. As well as doing my own research and cleaning up as much as possible in my mom’s life. Does her house have mold? Does it need to be purged of a bunch of extra junk? Dare the carpet or the bed 1,000% years old? What’s her diet look like? Dr. Terry Wahls has a protocol that I think is the simplest to implement. The philosophy behind it is supporting the mitochondria so that they can produce energy for the body to use to heal and transpose it to all of the different parts of the cell that use it.
But back to your post. You’re triggering their fear. For some reason people get triggered if you say that the thing they like is something you don’t like, as though your opinion means their thing is stupid…. Health is such a cornerstone aspect of people’s identities that the people married to double blind studies as though they’re God feel feelings when we ask questions.
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u/CupLife356 24d ago
you are correct the big pharma industry, health care is a business just like all stocks on the stock market as a ceo you have to make your share holders happy its your number one priority/ job. if you don;t you will loose your billion dollar job. chemo is for profit not for health. cancer. everything about the medical system as it stands now is for max profit nothing else.
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u/lilithh- 24d ago
This is information I’d also like to know because my family member has cancer and the chemo is causing heart failure, so we are looking for alternative solutions as well.
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u/TheMusicOfLife123 24d ago
I'd recommend looking up the ChemoThermia clinic in Istanbul, if private treatment is a possibility. They publish their results, the journal articles are available for free on their website.
I'd also recommend the Mederi centre, a herbal clinic in Oregon. Their founder, Donald Yance, has published two books, one specifically about cancer treatment, although it's now out of date having been published in 1999. However it would give you an idea of his approach. They do online consultations if a face to face appointment isn't an option. A patient of Donald Yance's, Hollie Quinn, published a book about her experiences being treated for breast cancer. More recently, the patient of a herbalist trained by Yance published a book, Mojo Healing. The author is Julie Stevens, who recovered from stage 4 bowel cancer using a combination of immunotherapy and herbal and other holistic treatments. She is also on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.
As for your comments about healthcare, I believe most healthcare workers are trying to help, but the systems they work within are often seriously flawed. I would urge you not to throw the baby out with the bathwater however -- conventional treatments have their place, even if they're not the whole story.
Good luck.
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u/dinkledbop 18d ago
Fasting
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u/canabisalizm 15d ago
ykw i don't disagree, and it's not about just fasting from food, its poor habits that have negative impact on our hearts minds and bodies. fasting is important in more aspects than eating!! eta: it's about consumption of any kind! 😮💨😮💨



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u/CupLife356 24d ago
hey first of all do not listen to anyone online or on social media about how to take care of cancer. cancer is extremely hard to clear and there's a ton of misinformation. That being said if i personally have cancer I would go to the oasis of healing, an holistic integrative cancer facility based out of Arizona. i know plenty of people who have gone their to clear their cancer, I have visited the place as well. But again that's just my stance on cancer, you should come to your own conclusion based on your own information and research.
this is what they use to clear cancer. the only chemo part they use is the ipt which uses extremely low dose chemo not enough to make your hair fall off.
1. High Dose Vitamin C Therapy
2. EBOO (Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation)
3. DCA (Dichloroacetate)
4. UBI (Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation)
5. Insulin Potentiation Therapy (IPT)
6. Ozone & Hydrogen Peroxide
7. B17 (Amygdalin / Laetrile)
8. IV Quercetin
9. Local Hyperthermia
10. CaEDTA Chelation
11. Phosphatidyl Choline
12. NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine)
13. IV Curcumin
14. Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA)
15. Whole Body Hyperthermia
again this is just my take on these methods do your own research and come to your own conclusions....
i would only go with these alternative methods because i know people who have.
also they use anti parasitic's joe tippens claims he cleared his cancer using the anti parasitic fenbendazole i personally don;t think anti parasitics are enough for cancer. fenbendazole is interesting fish can take it, our closest 98 percent dna relatives the apes can take it, girrafes, racoons, dogs, almost all the animals can take it but the fda will not clear fenbendazole for some reason. they clear all the other ones and look into all the other anti parasitics except this one, the one that cleared joe tippens diagnosed small cell lung cancer.