Conventional chemotherapy, like any conventional treatment, has pros and cons.  Among the pros is the possibility of killing floating cancer cells before they seed in different organs, thus preventing the distant spread of cancer, called metastasis.  Another pro is that conventional chemotherapy attempts to shrink existing cancer masses as much as possible, impeding the growth of existing tumors.

On the other hand, sad to say, the cons outweigh the pros by a large margin.  For example, conventional chemotherapy induces toxicity to the liver, kidney, brain, lungs, etc. Conventional chemotherapy induces immune suppression, leaving the patients unable to protect themselves from invaders such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites. Conventional chemotherapy actually tends to induce cancer. It certainly induces poor quality of life, and the list goes on and on.

Let us switch to a positive note. Fortunately, there is a less toxic alternative to conventional chemotherapy, which we will call biological chemotherapy. “Biological” means that it is compatible with the normal functioning of the human body and does not affect the body adversely.

Biological chemotherapy makes use of products and remedies that are aimed at detoxifying the body cells, the space between the cells (the matrix), and the tiny vessels that carry defense cells (the lymphatics).  The biological chemotherapy also activates cell metabolism, thus supporting organ regeneration. Last but not least, biological chemotherapy remedies attack not only the cancer manifestation (tumor masses) but also the cancer process itself, where the early shifting of normal cells to abnormal cells takes place.

The various components of biological chemo have an overall effect superior to the sum of its individual constituents. This is known as a synergistic effect.  Some of the biological chemotherapy meds are common to all types of cancer. Added to these general meds are remedies aimed at specific types of cancers, depending on location. These added remedies will vary from patient to patient. 

The good news is that to this biological chemotherapy we can add two extra protocols aimed as follows:  The first additional protocol aims to stabilize the “hormonal axis,” or partnership between the adrenal and thyroid glands in particular. The second protocol aims to balance how the body eliminates abnormal cell debris and cancer cell debris. It makes elimination a time-controlled process that does not clog and overwhelm the system. In this way we are not eliminating huge masses of toxins in a short period of time, but rather small reasonable amounts over a longer time.

In conclusion, biological chemotherapy combined with our two additional protocols is a wonderfully safe complementary therapy or alternative to conventional chemotherapy. This constitutes a good weapon to have in our arsenal in the fight against cancer.