The body has to allow cancer to develop, and certain factors are critical for this to happen. Maintaining an alkaline environment is important to support the optimal enzymatic function our cells need to process the food we consume. About 40% of all cancers is caused by bad diets that are loaded with pesticides, herbicides, unnecessary additives and preservatives, and other toxins found in contaminated soils. Plant-based, organic foods are the cornerstone of a healthy diet. Cruciferous veggies, heavily pigmented fruits, berries, certain spices such as turmeric are important foods that help protect against getting cancer.
All healthy lifestyle measures that include a healthy diet, plenty of exercise, adequate sleep, limited stress, proper weight and meaningful purpose in our lives are critical to keep cancer from being able to grow in our bodies.
*Dr. Saputo recommends the Lifestyle, Dietary, and Supplement protocols listed below as considerations for treatment for Cancer. All the information on this site is intended solely for educational purposes exclusively for your health care practitioner to consider with you. It is neither ethical nor appropriate for any health care practitioner to give medical advice to anyone who is not their patient.
Cancer Support Protocol
Lifestyle Recommendations:
1. Avoid stress, negativity and worrying.
2. Meditate or practice mindfullness daily.
3. Participate in a regular, balanced exercise program.
4. Practice good sleep habits and get between 8-9 hours of sleep a night.
1. Avoid sugar and refined starches as much as possible.
2. Avoid pesticides and herbicides by buying organic foods.
3. Avoid hormones and antibiotics in commercial meats and poultry. Choose organic whenever possible.
4. Avoid refined, damaged fats including fried foods, hydrogenated oils and margarine.
5. Drink 8 glasses of purified water daily to help remove toxins.
6. Eat 5-9 servings of organic fresh fruits and vegetables daily (raw when possible).
7. Consume a few tablespoons of freshly ground flaxseeds (flaxmeal) daily.
9. Use herbs in cooking.
10. Drink fresh green juice from kale or other leafy greens. Add lemon and ginger.
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Integrative Cancer Strategies
When you have a diagnosis of cancer, choosing a treatment is very challenging. We cannot go to a single practitioner most of the time because they know either mainstream or CAM approaches. The major mainstream approach is to fight the cancer, to kill it. The major approach of CAM practitioners is to strengthen the body so it can deal with cancer itself. Many of these approaches are reviewed. The value of lifestyle management is highlighted. We need to develop a cancer management program that takes the best from mainstream and the best from CAM for the best outcomes.
Research is pointing to more and more people suffering the consequences of vitamin D deficiency including susceptibility to serious illnesses like MS (Multiple Sclerosis).
Vitamin D Synergy contains 2,000 IU of vitamin D3 as Cholecalciferol and 200 mcg of vitamin K as Phytonadione (included to prevent calcification of the arteries).
Why is vitamin D deficiency on the rise? Many people are avoiding sun exposure due to fear of ozone layer problems, or because of skin cancer or concern of skin wrinkling. Twenty minutes of sun exposure daily to 6% exposed skin is necessary for maintaining our body’s own production of vitamin D. Some drugs bind fats, including fat soluble Vitamin D and contribute to low vitamin D levels. These drugs include Cholestyramine, a bile acid sequestering medication, and laxatives. Intake of Olestra and soluble fiber can also potentially reduce vitamin D absorption from food. Statin drugs can cause cholesterol levels to fall lower than ideal which may contribute to vitamin D deficiency. Patients with fat malabsorption, problems with bile production or production of lipase for digesting fats are also susceptible to low vitamin D levels. For these individuals consider LV-GB (liver-gallbladder support formula) and/or Digestzymes (digestive support formula containing Lipase enzyme). Patients with dark skin pigmentation or a dark tan may require up to four times longer sun exposure to absorb the same amount of UVB as light or untanned skin, because melanin blocks UVB. African descent individuals have a much higher incidence of vitamin D deficiency, especially in northern states. Obese individuals can have 50% lower plasma levels of vit D than normal weight people, for the same supplementation levels or sun exposure. Women with low hormone levels are more susceptible to vitamin D deficiency. Estrogen or progesterone deficiency (amenorrhea, surgical or age-onset menopause) impairs the formation of the active form of vit D. Aging skin has a reduced capacity of vitamin D synthesis. By age 75, vitamin D levels can be 25% lower than levels in younger individuals.
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This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
