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Re: Gumbi Gumbi

by in Living with cancer
February
February
Hi Eliza, I see your post re:Gumbi Gumbi, it’s been a few years now. How are you doing? I am looking for something to treat my moms aggressive cancer ... View more

Re: Solanum Incanum - has anyone heard of this?

by in Living with cancer
January 2014
January 2014
Hi All, Those interested in 'Solanum incanum' may find the following information of particular interest: www.cancercouncil.com.au/1987/b1000/complementary-therapies-40/understanding-complementary-therapies-using-therapies/ Cancer Council recommend discussing the planned or actual use of any non-traditional or conventional treatment or medication with your doctor, specialist or treatment team. As Cancer Connections is a non-commercial website with no commercial affiliations, we would ask that links not be posted to commercial websites where the clinical efficacy of a product has not been established. Kind regards, Felix Cancer Connections Coordinator ... View more

Re: Oxygen Therapy

by in Treatments and side effects
December 2014
December 2014
I had 39 treatments in the Hyperbaric chamber at the wesley hospital this year for radiation cystitis. Along with a good urologist the bleeding was stopped ... View more
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