Nevertheless I can't start any sooner than today, so here goes the new supplement regimen:
Daily | |
Supplement | Quantity |
Coenzyme Q-10 | 200 mg |
Curcumin, NSI | 4640 mg |
Curcumin, Dr Best | 4000 mg |
EGCG | 1750 mg |
Feverfew | 1600 mg |
Flaxseed Oil | 1000 mg |
Genistein | 70 mg |
Quercetin | 4000 mg |
Reishi Mushroom | 3000 mg |
Resveratrol | 400 mg |
Selenium | 200 mcg |
Vitamin D | 5000 iu |
Vitamin K | 8.1 mg |
This is divided into a morning dose and an evening dose, in both cases at least a half hour before a meal. For more details including brand names, sources, and supplements intended to treat other health conditions, visit this page.
In addition to the supplements, other lifestyle choices may help hold off the cancer:
- Low-dose naltrexone.
- Diet intended to minimize inflammation:
- No beef or pork,
- Free-range bison only once every week or two,
- Fish (especially wild-caught salmon) or chicken every other day or so,
- Lots and lots of different and colorful vegetables and fruits, in season when possible,
- Lots of nuts, especially tree nuts of all kinds,
- Gluten-free,
- Treats, when required, are nuts, fruits, and a little bit of dark chocolate,
- No exceptions!
- If you've seen my food pictures, you won't feel sorry for me.
- Exercise galore, especially aerobic but also resistance,
- One gluten-free beer every evening,
- Plenty of lovin'. :-)
Recent salad: Organic salad greens, cucumber, Danish blue cheese, avocado, organic medjool dates, jicama, roasted pistachios, raspberry vinegar and a dash of olive oil, organic apple, naval orange.
hi don,
ReplyDeletegreat blog! i am looking forward to seeing good results from your new regimen.
btw, i was wondering why you are taking flaxseed oil. is it for the lignans? i am reading a lot of evidence that the ALA in flaxseed oil does not convert well into EPA and DHA omega-3's. i've stopped taking flaxseed oil and switched to fish body oil, since it has EPA and DHA omega-3's.
talk soon!
also, before i forget, flaxseed oil doesn't contain a high amount of lignans (unless it's added)--since lignans come from the hull of the seed.
ReplyDeleteHi Miz,
ReplyDeleteI take organic flaxseed oil with the curcumin in hopes that they will mix and improve the curcumin's bioavailability. Not so much for the omega 3, since we have a pretty good diet anyway, though a little more can't hurt.
I'd been avoiding fish body oils because of the possibility of mercury contaminants. However, I just joined ConsumerLab.com and looked up fish oil capsules, to discover that they are generally free of mercury. So maybe I'll switch.
Thanks for the comment.
Dear Don,
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting all the useful infos.
I have a question: In your supplements list from September 2, 2008, you deleted some items, for example CoQ10, would you please tell me why you don't take CoQ10 anymore?
Thanks a lot.
All the best.
Helen
In September I wanted to do something to get my results off "stable" and make them go down again. I wondered if any of my supplements might actually be working against that objective, so I cut out all that I thought I could get by without. The discussion is on this post.
ReplyDeleteResult: It didn't seem to make much difference.
Dear Don,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the answer. Actually, I have spent quite some time to read your blog and got lots of useful infos.
According to your supplement list, I have ordered many of them for my dad. Next big issue: how to convince him to take all those pills. It is going to be a tough job. Anyway. I am going to use you as a good exmaple.
best wishes,
Helen