Cancer research,is cancer treatable in Ayurveda or any other non allopathic system of medicines?

I know of a woman who was treated with stage 4 lung cancer. She was 82 when treatment started. Back then it cost $10,000 per month. She had a billionaire son so it did not matter how much it cost.

BTW, to get admitted into hospice, a patient has to meed certain qualifications. There are a list of qualifying conditions or symptoms that a potential patient has to be screened to see if they qualify.

That is with the exception of stage 4 lung cancer. They are automatically admitted to hospice.

Well, the outcome was not what anyone would expect.

She did die.

Actually, she died some 12 years later at the age of 94.

What is interesting is she was treated by a MD from a research hospital.

Today it is much more reasonable although medicare does not cover in every state and for all patients.

And yes, it is an alternative medicine. It is actually what is called off label use. There are almost no side effects and patients start noticing benefits within the first few weeks. This is one of the few alternative medicines that is actually listed in the Physicians Desk Reference.

I don't know if the doc who pioneered it retired or not but I do know the current expert in the field, also a MD and I believe he is a PhD MD, teaching other doctors.

As to hope, what you write about is one of the worst and hardest to fight.

The first place to start is in the mind.

Next the things we take in. Avoid all toxins.

Then finally take in the foods that will help the body heal.

I wish I could offer more.

Try the owner of the website below and try to get in touch with the expert MD. I have met him when he was lecturing in the US and he is very down to earth. He is in Canada and teaches at McGill.

Be warned, he will not give false hope. But that said, hope is what keeps us going till we do figure things out. I figure this way...we can always die, we cannot always live so why give up trying. What do we have to lose by trying?