Nutrition for Breast Cancer

​Nutrition for breast cancer
THE ‘CANCER DIET’Because breast cancer is so involved with microbes, the “Cancer Diet” should be an alkaline diet, meaning you should avoid acidic foods when possible. Too many acidic foods will defeat the alkalinity of the primary protocol. Work with your vendor on setting up a diet.

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SUPPLEMENTS
Your diet plays a role in a healthy immune system. The top vitamins your immune system needs to perform include:

• Vitamin C — helps to repair and regenerate tissues and aids in the absorption of iron
• Vitamin E — a powerful antioxidant that helps your body fight off infection
• Vitamin B6 — supports adrenal function and is necessary for key metabolic processes
• Vitamin A — aids immune function and helps provide a barrier against infections
• Vitamin D — modulates cell growth, promotes neuromuscular and immune function, and reduces inflammation
• Folate — key in development of red blood cells (a lack of Folate can make the body susceptible to cancer)
• Iron — helps your body carry oxygen to cells
• Selenium — slows the body’s overactive responses to certain aggressive forms of cancer
• Zinc — slows the immune response and control inflammation in your body

Vitamin D may hold key to longer breast cancer survival

Vitamin D is important for good overall health and strong and healthy bones. It’s also an important factor in making sure your muscles, heart, lungs, and brain work well and that your body can fight infection. It also may hold the key to longer breast cancer survival, according to an analysis published in JAMA Oncology.

Your body can make its own Vitamin D from sunlight. You can also get Vitamin D from supplements and a very small amount comes from a few foods you eat. Vitamin D deficiency affects an estimated 1 billion people worldwide or 90 percent of the world’s population. [13]

Severe Vitamin D deficiency can cause rickets in children and osteomalacia in adults. Both of these conditions cause soft, thin, and brittle bones. A lack of Vitamin D has also been linked to cancer, asthma, type-II diabetes, high blood pressure, depression, Alzheimer’s and autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis, Crohn’s and type-I diabetes.

Some of the functions of the body that Vitamin D helps with include:

• • Immune system, which helps you to fight infection
  • Muscle function
  • Cardiovascular function, for a healthy heart and circulation
  • Respiratory system, for healthy lungs and airways
  • Brain development
  • Anti-cancer effects

Song Yao, an associate professor at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, N.Y., led a study to determine Vitamin D levels at the time of diagnosis with breast cancer survival. The researchers used data from 1,666 Kaiser Permanante patients, testing their Vitamin D blood levels. Yao’s team followed the women’s health for seven years. [14] The data analysis was performed from Jan. 5, 2014, to March 15, 2015.
Compared with women whose Vitamin D levels were under 17 nanograms per milliliter, women with levels higher than 25 had a 28 percent higher likelihood of surviving during the study, even after adjusting for tumor stage, grade, and type.

The effect was stronger for pre-menopausal women. Those with the highest Vitamin D levels were 55 percent more likely to survive. Also, they were 42 percent more likely to survive free of invasive disease and 63 percent less likely to die of breast cancer.

“This large prospective observational study provides compelling evidence that higher levels of Vitamin D at the time of breast cancer diagnosis can reduce the risk of breast cancer progression and death,” Yao said.
“The reduced risk was more pronounced in younger women, specifically those diagnosed with breast cancer before menopause. Our study suggests that Vitamin D may extend survival in women diagnosed with breast cancer.”

How Vitamin D works
Vitamin D travels through the bloodstream to the liver, where it’s turned into 25-hydroxycholecalciferol (25(OH)D or calcidiol). This is a prohormone or precursor for the Vitamin D hormone.

The Vitamin D prohormone travels through the bloodstream to the kidneys, where it’s turned into the active form, 1,25-dihydroxycholecalciferol (1,25(OH)2 D3 or calcitriol). 1,25(OH)2 D3 is the active Vitamin D hormone. It is released back into the bloodstream where it then regulates how your body uses calcium and phosphorus.

Because the liver and the kidneys are involved in the production of calcitriol, diseases of these organs may affect your ability to make this hormone.

Active Vitamin D works by entering cells and attaching to a protein called the Vitamin D receptor, located in the nucleus of cells, where the genetic material is located. This combination of calcitriol and its receptor stimulates the cell to make proteins that regulate the way the body works.

Vitamin D receptors also are present in most other tissues, including the brain, heart, skin, ovary and testicle, prostate gland, and breast, as well as the cells of the immune system, including white blood cells and other key immune cells. [15]

Vitamin D deficiency signs:

• Aches and pains
• Low energy
• Brain fog
• Mood fluctuations
• Sleep disturbances

IVC AND BREAST CANCER

​I.V. Vitamin C has been shown to contribute protective properties against breast cancer. Further, studies show that I.V. Vitamin C has also been shown to improve the quality of life in breast cancer patients both during traditional therapies, and in aftercare.

Gladys Block, Ph.D. at the University of California at Berkeley reviewed more than 90 studies on the effects of Vitamin C on cancer and concluded, “There is overwhelming evidence of the protective effect of Vitamin C and other antioxidants against cancer of the breast.”

Geoffrey R. Howe of the National Cancer Institute of Canada reviewed 12 case-controlled studies of diet and breast cancer and noted that Vitamin C had the most consistent statistically significant relationship to the reduction of breast cancer risk.

Further, another study in 2011 concludes that “Complementary treatment of breast cancer patients with i.v. vitamin C was shown to be a well-tolerated optimization of standard tumour-destructive therapies, reducing quality of life-related side-effects. ”

• Research: Intravenous Vitamin C administration improves quality of life in breast cancer patients during chemo-/radiotherapy and aftercare

And, in relation to the importance of mineral and vitamin supplements, a New York Times article quoted Dr. Geoffrey P. Oakley Jr., at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, “We, the physicians, were mistaken not to recommend vitamin supplements to our patients for so long. We need just to admit that on this one, we were wrong.”

Detailed information on IVC and what it can do for cancer patients: High Dose Intravenous Vitamin C (IVC)
Cellect-BudwigEvery breast cancer patient needs to become an expert on hormones, iodine, and cancer. Mike Vrentas — who supports the Cellect-Budwig Protocol for home use, and should support all breast cancer patients who treat their cancer at home — discusses these topics in his lectures.

RECOMMENDED PRIMARY TREATMENT:

​CELLECT-BUDWIG PROTOCOL

The Cellect-Budwig Protocol is the highly recommended protocol for breast cancer for two reasons. First, it is one of the best alternative cancer treatments on earth. It starts working quickly, helps shrink tumors, helps reduce pain, etc. The second reason this protocol is selected is that Mike Vrentas is an expert in the protocol he designed.

Vrentas is an expert in dealing with advanced breast cancer cases, including large tumors. He also is an expert in dealing with the dental issues facing breast cancer patients and the hormone and iodine issues facing breast cancer cases. Both the protocol and the telephone support make the choice of this protocol a simple one.

This protocol consists of the superb product Cellect, vegetable juicing, laetrile, plenty of sunshine (without sun blockers or suntan lotion) to get Vitamin D, and other protocols.

A key element of this protocol is the High RF Frequency Generator with Plasma Amplifier, which is an electromedicine device that acts much like a radio tower, meaning it emits a very gentle electrical signal through the air.

This device may help with the dental infections, but it will definitely help with any infection in the breasts. But it is primarily part of the cancer treatment. Thus, it can help both with the cancer treatment — no matter where the cancer is, even if it is in the lymph nodes — and the infection.

It is important to use the liver and lymph protocols (i.e. Auto-Channels) of the High RF Frequency Generator in addition to the cancer protocols.

There are several things which conflict with the Cellect, such as coral calcium (which provides too much alkalinity with the Cellect), or conflict with the Budwig, such as Vitamin C.

There are recommended treatments to be used with the Cellect-Budwig Protocol. For example, Fucoidan kills cancer cells faster than Cellect-Budwig and is synergistic with Cellect-Budwig. The MSM/CS protocol deals with infections which may exist in the bloodstream from the dental infections.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TREATMENT AFTER  CELLECT-BUDWIG
After you finish the Cellect-Budwig, it is recommended to move to the Plasma-Beck Protocol. You likely would already own the High RF Frequency Generator with Plasma Amplifier (which is part of both the Cellect-Budwig and Plasma-Beck), thus the additional cost for this protocol would be minimal.

Immune system boostingThe immune system is not only important in warding off cancer, it is also extremely important when you are fighting cancer.

Says A.J. Lanigan, who has more than 20 years’ experience in various disciplines of immunology: “The immune system figures into whether or not you actually get cancer. Then, if you do indeed get cancer, the immune system is extraordinarily important in fighting the cancer. If you decide to choose a standard recommended treatment, you will need your immune system to be as strong and functional as it can be. Whether surgery, chemotherapy or radiation or combinations thereof are chosen, recognize that all of these are suppressive and depressive of the immune response.

“Generally the doctors will mention that effect, but then they do very little to advise and assist you in maintaining and supporting a good immune response. They are focused on one thing only — removing/killing the cancer. But can killing the cancer also kill the patient, if other supports are not given? That seems to be the question that needs to be addressed.”

Further, the immune system also plays a role in preventing metastasization. Lanigan continued: “Scientists have studied how and why cancer spreads for years. There is now some research being reported in Nature Communications (October 2012) that normal cell stickiness or adhesion properties are affected by certain molecular interactions and scaffolding, and so the malignant cells become unstuck and move through the system and metastasize. If this proves to be true, the immune system’s ability to track and kill the cells will be essential. The race will be on.”

Cost of treatment (funding options)
• Read: How to fund your cancer treatment without a loan

Prevention

No definite risk factors have been found for breast cancer. There are factors may put you at increased risk, including:

• Keep weight in check
• Be physically active
• Eat your fruits and vegetables
• Avoid too much alcohol
• Don’t smoke
• Breastfeed, if possible
• Avoid birth control pills (particularly after age 35 or if you smoke)

Dr. Leigh Erin Connealy notes lifestyle changes can reduce not only your risk of breast cancer but of cancer in general, including limiting alcohol intake, spending at least 20 minutes a day in the sun, and building up your good bacteria with a probiotic supplement.

• Read: Breast Cancer Prevention Tips