Di Bella Method for Multiple-=Metastatic Carcinoma of Breast

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edited January 2018 in Not Diagnosed With a Recurrence or Metastases but Concerned
Di Bella Method for Multiple-=Metastatic Carcinoma of Breast
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  • SajeScents
    SajeScents Member Posts: 50
    edited January 2018

    I just saw this abstract through a Pub Med article search re success of DBM treatment of metastatic breast cancer.

    Does anyone have any further knowledge/information about this method of combo supplements and microdoses of chemo drugs? Seems promising on first read. Thanks in advance.

    Complete objective response, stable for 5 years with the Di Bella Method of multiple-metastatic carcinoma of the breast

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  • Shellsatthebeach
    Shellsatthebeach Member Posts: 316
    edited January 2018

    https://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/integrative-medicine/herbs/di-bella-multitherapy

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  • SajeScents
    SajeScents Member Posts: 50
    edited January 2018

    Shellsatthebeach, thank you for posting the link from Memorial Sloan Kettering re the Di Bella Method!

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  • Amelia01
    Amelia01 Member Posts: 266
    edited January 2018

    My (now holistic) oncologist worked with many patients who did the Di Bella protocol (I’m located here in Italy). She was also the chief assistant of Umberto Veronese. Her credentials are above and beyond excellent.

    She and I spoke about Di Bella and she states that she saw amazing results with the Di Bella protocol with many people when it was Di Bella himself, but when his son took over the results weren’t as impressive.

    Yes there are many conflicting opinions as there are with most integrative therapies but she does believe that Di Bella father instilled a belief in the patients that the therapies would work (mind over matter) much more than the son and it could be due to the mindset of patients that success would be achieved. Believe it and it will happen- in a nutshell.

    She has since taken a holistic approach in addition to her clinical practice because she firmly believes that the patient has some control over their health.


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  • SajeScents
    SajeScents Member Posts: 50
    edited January 2018

    Wow! Amelia01,

    Your opportune reply is impressive! I appreciate what you're saying. I earned a bachelor's degree in psychology, thus I really do appreciate the strong factor that an individual's cognitive framework plays in all of this. Thanks for your post! It takes me back to my studies in Behavioural Medicine and, of course, I find what you wrote quite credible. You have given me much food for thought!

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