Colon Cancer and Alternative treatment with Vitamins and Marine Phytoplankton

by catalina
(houston, tx, usa)

I read a lot of stories that Marine Phytoplankton can cure cancer. Is that true? Can Marine Phytoplankton be helpful even though the patient is following a traditional treatment with radiation and chemo? What other vitamins are recommended? Also how long after a surgery on your colon you can have fresh vegetables?

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Marine Phytoplankton
by: Anonymous

Yes, you can take marine phytoplankton at the same time as conventional treatments. It is not a drug, it is simply a whole food. It provides the body with nutrients that can help it deal with the side effects of conventional treatments.

As far as eating fresh vegetables after colon cancer surgery, it would probably be best to start with fresh vegetable juices, then move up to foods.

But as for marine phytoplankton for cancer, yes it is good for cancer, I have used it myself and so did a family member. We are both cancer-free now after 3 years and 2 years. There is a good website with testimonials about phytoplankton: WinTheFightAgainstCancerNaturally.org. You may want to check it out too!

Best of luck,
Janice

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