These couple of articles are on gut health and the brain

https://community.breastcancer.org/forum/73/topics...

((((((zarovka))))). So sorry for what you are going through. We're all here for you!

Study Finds That Fasting For 72 Hours Can Regenerate The Entire Immune System Feb 2018

Particle shows promise to prevent the spread of triple-negative breast cancer

Like a smart bomb, the potential treatment delivers a cancer-fighting drug directly to cells, deterring metastasis to the lungs

https://news.usc.edu/143360/particle-shows-promise...

PTSD Incidence in Cancer Patients Remains High at 4-Years Follow-Up

• Leah Lawrence

Dec 14, 2017

• Cancer Complications, PTSD

Hi Everyone - I'm not sure this is appropriate to share since it's a newspaper article on what Fred Hutchinson is doing but it gave me a lot of hope so I wanted to be sure everyone was aware of it. My apologies if not approppriate for this thread.

"The Hutch Closes in on a Cancer Cure"

Originally published May 17, 2018

https://www.seattletimes.com/pacific-nw-magazine/t...

Excerpt:

Some of the new treatments — collectively, "immunotherapies" that unleash the body's own immune system to seek out and destroy cancer cells — have shown mind-blowing results in early testing on blood cancers.

In one ongoing trial, patients with a leukemia that had resisted previously known treatments achieved a remission rate of 93 percent — a result that even seasoned researchers at The Hutch called "astounding," particularly given the treatment's relative lack of the destructive side effects of traditional radiation and chemotherapy. The weapon of choice — re-engineered human "CAR-T" cells — did its work more efficiently and completely than even its creators had dared dream.

During that trial, the oncologist for one terminally ill patient phoned a veteran Fred Hutchinson researcher, Dr. Stanley Riddell, less than a week after the administration of a single dose of these super cells, confessing astonishment. The stricken patient, plagued by pounds of malignant tumors in the lymph nodes of his neck, said he felt the deadly tumors "melting away like ice cubes." The treatments are still being tweaked, but early results have left usually reserved researchers borderline giddy.

What's next? Turning the same immunotherapy tech loose on other formerly incurable "solid tumor" cancers that long have ranked among medical science's most-vexing killers. A dozen trials are underway now at The Hutch and the affiliated Bezos Family Immunotherapy Clinic at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance for a broad range of blood cancers, lung cancer, breast cancer and melanoma. A clinical trial for pancreatic cancer could start within the next year; an immunotherapy regimen for ovarian cancer is currently being tested, with promising initial results, on genetically altered mice.

Viagra, a flu shot and a margarita would seal the deal for me!!

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