Loading ...true, then he need not die–once digestion goes, then forget about it–if he wants to live, he should not go to Portugal for one last gourmet binge–but it’s up to him–he must make a radical change in his diet and lifestyle-the macrobiotic diet or one of gary Nulls cancer protocols are 2 of the best out of many non-traditional ways to get well–if he’s interested, I could share my experience with him…
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Macrobiotic Diet and Research
There were not many clinical studies to assess the potential of the Macrobiotic diet for alternative cancer treatment, but for the researches, which were completed, the results were more than encouraging. One of the studies on Macrobiotic diet and nutritionally linked cancers (including pancreatic cancer), published in Journal of the American College of Nutrition, has exposed very interesting results: “The retrospective study of pancreatic patients disclosed that 1-year survival was higher among those who modified their diet than in those for whom there was no evidence as to diet alteration”.
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Mean survival for the 23 patients was 17 months, vs. 6 months for the control group. Median survival was 13 vs. 3 months for the controls. The actual case histories of the patients using the macrobiotic diet were fascinating. In one instance, the patient had survived 7 years when hospitalized for fever and abdominal pain. The patient died during surgery, and upon autopsy they found that the cancer was still on the head of the pancreas, but it had not increased in size over the years. Case 2 offered a similar type of result. There the patient showed no progression of the cancer for the 5 years of using the diet. However upon resumption of his standard diet the cancer seemed to spread and he died 2 years late. Patient 3 practiced the macrobiotic diet as well as chemo and monoclonal therapies. After 9 years he was in excellent health and no mass could be defined in the pancreas. Finally in case no. 4, the patient had basically no conventional therapy but went on the macrobiotic diet. After 5 years he remained in good health, while a CT scan after 3 years showed that the tumor was still present.
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Other scientific studies have shown increased survival rates in both pancreatic and metastatic cancer in those following a macrobiotic diet as well. One study of note, cited in “Unconventional Cancer Treatments” in 1990 by the U.S. Congress Office of Technology Assessment, followed six patients with advanced malignancies. Vivian Newbold, a Philadelphia physician, documented all six cases of remission. CT scans and other medical tests revealed no presence of tumors after careful adherence to a macrobiotic diet.
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http://pancreatic-cancer-facts.blogspot.com/2012/11/macrobiotic-diet-improves-survival.html