Protocel 23
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Kat,
I am SO thrilled for you!!! Congrats on your hard work, faith and willpower!!! Sometimes we have to think outside the box and you are doing just that!!! Celebrate your awesome news and have a wonderful vacation with your family!!!!
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Kat,
I am curious as to what your oncologist said? Did he/she celebrate in your news considering you are doing alternative therapy? (I can't remember if you are doing other conventional meds too?)
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This is thrilling. It confirms you aren't biased when taking those measurements! Even if it's not a cure, if alternatives can shrink tumours or delay progression that adds extra options and invaluable time when things could have been getting worse, not better. I'd also like to know what your MO says.
PS, what does SUV stand for? I should know but my word memory is sadly lacking lately.
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Kat, that is wonderful news.
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Thank you all for your well wishes!
I'm on this excitement high. I don't think I slept 4 hours last night.
My oncologist interest is definitely peaked. She came in the room and said "Well, this 'pro-cell' is working...keep doing what you're doing' I corrected her that it's Protocel (I'm sure she knew) She asked if I was feeling anything at all (pain I guess?) Nope!

Then she said, I want to scan you again in 3 months. I said "NOOoooo" I don't want to live my life in 3 month increments. She said, okay...how about 4 months and if it's good then we can go 6 months and then annual. I agreed. She even said "You are under my care and I want to chart this" so I took it as a good sign. I asked her if I get my port out. She said "You may need it" I must have looked at her like she was crazy so she conceded to have it removed only if I agreed to have it re-inserted down the road if I need it. (sure...whatever it takes, just get the damn thing out) I'm scheduled for mid July to have it removed and another scan for the first week of November (after my daughter's wedding)
I also asked her about IPT and Vit D. She said there is not enough information on it to promote either. I was going to give her a pass for the dishes of candy set out at the center in case she did advocate insulin potenitation but she doesn't so I'm not (giving her a pass. HA!)
Joy, SUV stands for standardized uptake value. It's PET scan speak for measurement...how active/alive the lesions are in their uptake to the glucose. So, even though small remnants of the lesions remain, they are inactive.
Protocel will be my new lifestyle forever and it's great. No worse than taking an aspirin a day and eating a sensible diet. I encourage anyone who would like to try this protocol to read this thread from beginning to end. I guess I should maybe edit my original post to make it more user friendly for those just discovering this thread and maybe when I get back from holiday I will do just that.
Have a great weekend everyone and I'll check in next week!

KatGod is good...All the time!
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Kat, I'm actually glad that you are being scanned - it's proof that this is working. Think of yourself as a one women study!
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Congratulations Kat! Awesome news.
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Kat, so very happy for you on this lastest news! Thank you for your detailed and documented work here; I am humbled by your journey. It is truly gratifying to be able to share your experience with this treatment.
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Kat - I have been following this thread and am awe of your courage and tenacity. You have been so kind and generous to share this journey with us, allowing all to admire your dedication. I am thrilled that it has gone so well; you are a true pioneer. Wishing you continued success with every scan.
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katRN, I am so excited for you; following this is great. Seeing your progress; amazing.
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So happy for your Kat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Holy cow! WOW, WOW, WOW!!!
I have been following this thread. I got goosebumps when I read the last few posts. You are an angel to share this with us. Hugs for many more years!!
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What do we do with the Protocel 23? The docs had me tested b4 and after surgery. The MO never did sign my FMLA papers and didnt give me an alternative to Arimi which I had a severe allergic reaction to the ARimi; so am looking for a new MO but not sure how to proceed? Taking the Protandim and so far has helped my memory. My fiance is calling it memory pills..lol.
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Congrats Kat on your last chkup reported, just an aside what do SUVs and Jesus have to do with it?
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Good morning ladies! Such an exhausting last 10 days! I have been busy celebrating, re-building and planning for the future.
Road trip traveling with Protocel was a piece of cake. I even crossed an international border and it was all fine. My mom bought me to jugs (gallons) of distilled water for the Canada side so I didn't have to mess with bringing that. I packed a soft sided cooler with 5 tupperware sippy cups/lids. Then, I poured half a bottle of a new Protocel into an empty Protocel bottle and then pre-mixed all my doses every morning in the cups. You can't use the medicine dropper when the bottle is that low so I used a measuring spoon. (messy...but I'm getting good at it!) Then, I just switched out the empty sippy cup and put the next does in my purse. (upright in a pocket) I used about 3 oz of water in each cup.
I tried to take my Paw-Paw Saturday on my trip but I couldn't do it. I vomited and vomited the morning before the reunion and I'm not sure if it was nerves or what (maybe the long car ride and backed up lymph...I had a lot of lysed material in my emesis) So I figured Paw Paw could wait until I got back. (and it did) I'm currently back to 3 times a day as of last Wed.
Friday, my husband and I went to see his physician (the one who initially printed me out the information for Protocel) He is beyond excited. I printed him out my two scan reports...the first one from March after Taxol and the most recent one after 3 months of Protocel. Astounding results! I'm feeling very safe and secure having him on our side.
Just an aside note...did you know that if you search Protocel 23 you have access to this thread right here on Breastcancer.org from search engines like google and bing? You can't reply if you're not signed-in or registered, but I was under the impression this was a locked thread and no one could view outside of registered users. This is not the case. There are people viewing this thread who are not members of this community.
I guess I'm okay with it. The more people that see this, the better. I feel like sometimes I'm just glowing with the answer and 'I've been given my marching orders' ~James Sheridan
I'm confidently moving forward with God's work and starting a blog outside of BCO. I've purchased a domain name and I've got a spot secured on blogger as well a facebook page initiated. I'm working on taking it to the next level with my own url. I'll keep you posted when I'm ready to launch.
Oh, I also wanted to make you aware that on the website outsmartyourcancer.com you can now download the ebook for the Protocel chapters only. (or the whole book if you prefer with the other 9 alternative treatments that work) It truly is required reading if you are going to embark on this journey. And it's searchable! An awesome road map for the path less traveled!
Mark 5:36 Ignoring what they said, Jesus told the synagogue ruler, "Don't be afraid; just believe."
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PS Ladies...I've got my facebook page live. It's called:
Beating Cancer Without Breaking a Sweat.
I've taken most of what I've written here but also added some pictures too. I hope you'll Like and Share it and continue to follow my non-toxic success!
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Will see you on FB too, Kat. I mentioned in April that Protocel was in my backpocket, suggested to me by my integrative MD, who is a patholigist both anatomical and clinical plus nuclear medicine. His passion is holistic healing. My original post is posted below by me. I stand by what I say. My update is this, having multifocal bc w an excisional biopsy by a surgeon who did not prepare and know where to start and stop - and who did not remove the pocket of fat and nodes in my armpit when a node was palpable, though removed 11 total nodes - well, I was left with cancer in the nodes. There are three showing SUV higher on the PET CT. I know in my heart these are not a reoccurrence or from the positive margin the surgeon left. First, the margin shows nothing, entire body clear except these thrree nodes. I know in my heart these are left, more than my alt choices have been able to handle. So I am changing the protocol again and now including the Protocel and Paw Paw together. Did some Paw Paw but not often, as in kinesiology always tested to not use it, esp w high thyroid rx.
So Kat, you are not alone. Heidi and others who are using Protocel. Just had to wait until I knew the time was right.
Protandim, that too have used but not too often. It got me through some pinches, like the recent biopsy. Encouraging pubmed.gov info too.
My original post on this thread --- I am posting it because I know this thread has been thrown into the light of some anti-alternative elsewhere who have visited the thread here and on your FB and may provoke...... I won't way where they come from, no sense fighting anywhere, but so you know that we have to keep hope.
I say this because I know that we have to know as believers in alternatives that we must remain in our hope, our belief.... but we must also never put our heads in the sand if things do not work as hoped.... plans and protocols must be changed / transitioned as needed and we must be honest with one another or we could cost the lives of our bc sisters who are believing us.
Kat, I am not speaking this TO you, I believe you are being honest, both with progreess and with fears and discouragement.
This is to anyone in alternatives. Not all the people on the alts threads are as outspoken, ask questions, are researching as much, some follow blindly and never let us know that they are there, they go off to do the protocols and do not have enough knowledge and support. Are they responsible for their own lives, yes, in most ways, but some of the gentlest souls are not 'aggressive' enough to takethat responsibility, they gently follow.
Kat, I believe in all my heart this is working for you, I am so happy for you. My gratitude goes to the Universal Creator who I believe is guiding us through this jungle of a world, and I have no explanations, just gratitude.
Original post by me::: Kat- just read your entire thread. I know Protocel works. My integrative medical doctor wanted me to start this when I found him. He was very thrilled with all the powerful results across the world. I have it in my back pocket, as of now, I have a solid protocol and since Protocel contraindicates with just about everything I did not wantt to change my protocol so soon. I really felt it was working. Still do, though there have been some challenges and the learning curve.
Those pins and needles, I get those all the time now, I used to get very painful lightening shocks beffore the surgery too, but they were different. I prefer the pins and needles. The lysing, I get at the incision, under breasts and across stomach, like salt, with mucous in stool and urine at times. I am using fucoidan capsules and Paw Paw and Protandim, along with Chinese herbs that cause the phlegm of body to release and to liquify to pass. The biggest change in my masses in breast were after adding the Chinesse herbs.
You are brave, but you have to be. You are encouraging and inspirational, articulate, strong, hopeful, deserving and more. Whatever anyone says to you, just remember that there are so many here that need to know your entire story, good, bad, indifferent, challenges and all, tthe truth as it comes. I am doing the same on a spiritual thread, this has been the challenge of my life.
Will be back to read more.
This said, there are so many alternative treatments that are effective when matched with the individual.
To all readers, the hope we have in our alternative choices is what keeps us going, keeps us strong and feeling powerful. Do not allow anyone to take that away with believing any negative comments. Keep your eyes wide open, one foot in front of the other, no heads in the sand allowed. We have to tell one another the truth of our journeys, that is how we get out of this alive.
Thanks Kat for sharing!
Diane (Essa)
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Your post gives me goose bumps! Thank you for sharing your journey and I genuinely wish you much success with it!
You'll be so glad that Protocel is out of your back pocket and into your daily regimen!

Go Diane Go!

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Diane-essa, only reason I used Protandim is because my Ps put me on it after the MO took me off Arimi due to swollen tongue and dangerous allergic reaction.
My son who is studying medicine in Paris said I should try Cantron but their website seems kind of loopy to me. What do you think?
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Layla,
Did you get the swollen tongue immediately starting Arimidex or did it build up over time?
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Hi Kat,
After I asked you where to receive the protocel I purchased and started to use two months ago. I like to ask that why I don't see lysing? By the way I refused to receive any conventional threatment and choose to try alternative ways. So everybody became against me even my GP. I was diognased one year ago and at the follow up (6 months later) ultrasound, mamogram etc. they found out it spreade under my arm. It was at February. I requested bone scan from my GP because as I refused their threatment nobody seems to care my sitution. Now I'm out of Canada and going to return end of September. What should I request from my GP as bloodwork etc.?
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Hi Sibel,
I hope you will contact either Naturopath Dr. Kim or Dr. Nancy on your bill of sale or from the website where you purchased. They are available to help answer any questions you may have and if they don't happen to be in, you can make an appointment to have them phone you.
I sorry I'm not more help than that. I actually don't frequent these boards much anymore and I apologize for that. I continue to have success with Protocel and I hope you will too...but in the interest of everyone, I think it will be best that I ask the Mods to lock this thread.
Kat
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At the request of the OP, we are locking this thread.
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