Treating triple negative breast cancer

I looked up Dr. Abel's research papers and they are not exactly how alternative sites portray him. His many papers after the one you quote has him supporting many chemotherapy regimes.....for example...".Adjuvant randomized trials of doxorubicon/cyclophosphamide Vs doxorubicon/cyclophosphamide + tamoxifen and CMF chemotherapy Vs tamoxifen in women with node positive breast cancer.". There are many others regarding other cancers. As far as the Dr. Kelly Turner page, I see observational studies only. It is already well known that obesity, smoking and drinking/ lack of exercise affect cancer rates...and I said affect not cause//this is still hazy as there are many women who are active, thin, vegetarian that get it.  Apparently, having a positive attitude or prayer doesn't. (just look up under those titles). That said, there is the placebo effect and its twin the nocebo effect and if they work, great. Spontaneous remissions happen all the time, though rare with deadly cancers, but not unknown. I would hate to see someone give up conventional exclusively for alternative but it IS their decision. Every science journal paper must report conflicts of interest as well. In countries where doctors do NOT make huge money dispensing chemo treatments, it is still used because they have proven to work. The genetic research going on as we speak is huge and the knowledge contained therein is huge. Yes, tumeric has anti cancer properties but at blood concentrations that you cannot get through diet. Few of us have the expert knowledge required to even understand the first sentence in a paper about the genetic research on cancer and so, it seems reasonable to put our trust in something or someone that speaks reasonably well and simply. However, I put my trust in science-based medicine first. Chemotherapy, btw, comes from a lot of "natural" sources, like the yew tree, but at concentrations that kill fast replicating cells. Now with oncotypeDX tests, the need for chemo as been reduced. Big Pharma paid for that too. Anyway, stay well and stay happy and positive! My girlfriend is in her 6th year of remission and only had surgery for a 2.5+cm IDC, one node+, grade 3. She got lucky. I only had surgery the first time around, and got a second breast cancer for which I also only had surgery. None of my doctors pushed anything on me....in fact, I wanted chemo for the 2nd cancer but the oncologist said it would be way too much. I support anyone making any decision as long as they are just informed from any angle. I do not mean to offend. Just "here's another take"......

Light, as has been explained before, Jobs' pancreatic cancer was a rare form that IS highly treatable.