Simpson Oil vs. the BRCA2 gene

[Eighths-n-Aces]

anyone out there with first hand experience in this fight?

the doctors are talking chemo (even though the first round didn't do what they said it would) and after that they are planning a double mastectomy, full hysterectomy, removing the thyroid and some lymph nodes or put simply taking everything you can do without that has a high risk of cancer.

this girl is 26 and every one of the procedures they are talking about is going to have some bad long term effects, not to mention the fact that there are parts that they have to leave in that are just as susceptible as what they are saying they want to take out.

can simpson oil keep a BRCA2 mutation in check????

 

[Eighths-n-Aces]

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we found out today that the oncologist is OK with putting off the second round of chemo while we try the simpson oil. and the GREAT NEWS is that he will do mammograms and biopsies every 6 weeks to see what is happening

he has chosen not to put anything about simpson oil in the records because he would like to keep his job, but he is all about seeing if it does work. nice to have a decent human being in our corner

 

[justpassnthru]

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we found out today that the oncologist is OK with putting off the second round of chemo while we try the simpson oil. and the GREAT NEWS is that he will do mammograms and biopsies every 6 weeks to see what is happening

he has chosen not to put anything about simpson oil in the records because he would like to keep his job, but he is all about seeing if it does work. nice to have a decent human being in our corner

I generally read all the 'studies' and threads that I can find of the RSO and cancer. There is a gal at Cdot that has chosen to use RSO and does have a positive BRCA . The thread is very long, however, she drops in and posts results.

the thread is called: My experience with Rick Simpson Oil, username of GrowGoddess. You need to google that and there are many different testimonials, discussing of use and dose plus, someone that checks in with exactly what you are talking about.

I believe you'll find the information there, you seek.

Plus, Kudos for you and your patient, for doing the right thing. And a big pat on the back for getting the doc on board and getting him/her to document the progression. You and Your patient will be able to KNOW if it is working and maybe be able to judged dose from results.

Any mastectomy has side-effects, if many knew--they might not even allow that surgery. It is my hope and prayer that this medicine will cure your patient. I do believe there was a study that indicated it would work well..about 2 years ago. It is probably buried in Granny Storm Crow's list. If you can't find it, send me a PM, I can forward the 2014 list from Storm Crow.

Happy Healing..
jpt