@Stuart Briscoe Already available for sale? Shall I predict prices will triple soon? How they compare with don bang for the buck? I am also curious about shell life from an investiment perspective, if you know what I mean... Very interesting information! Many thanks

Of course sometimes a study sudenly shows up at the same time a company pitchs a sale... That is why this group is priceless... One needs contradicting views hey?!

Welcome! Congrats on your research. I started OMAD and found piece of mind that way to imagine and execute keto. It was reassuring to learn my lesion was 'week' when removed with good margin 2 months later. Of course each history is different. As we say here, lots of N=1 experiments. Mine had IV vit C and viscum album. Later mebendazole and a focus on supplements that could drive proteine C reactive marker to normal. It seems that 15x daily fish oil with propolis did the charm after 3 months. Chronic inflammation and glutamine should be considere imho. Likewise, starting meben and preparing a strategy to secure don and hbot. No hurry in finding a good doctor. You will beat this, I can tell

@Kitty Freeman Hi, mebendazol, there are many posts about it, even people doing ivermec. The other thing is indeed a blood test, with hs -- highly sensitive -- as a qualifier. Perhaps hsrcp? Doctors in your region might prefer other markers. My onco never discussed them though. But I did see doctors from australia conjecturing that inflammation prevents killer cells from doing their job. Dr Seyfried also talks about this microenvironment with inflammation around lesions and how, instead of T-cells, you get another type, macrophages, that, after fusing with malignant cells, could be facilitating tissue invasion elsewhere (mets). I am not a doctor, but I thought one should follow debates about these "micro" processes. I am paying attention, for instance, to conjectures about fungus (e.g. Candida) building biofilms, fermenting sugar and producing a type of alcohol which is highly cancerigenous, fitting this way this inflammed microenvironment story.

Welcome. There are a lot of resources here indeed.

@Johnny Rockermeier many thanks, you answered it, I can imagine including don becomes easier, according to the speed that case studies get published. Not applicable though to some 'old' data. I have not yet seen brazilian docs treating with don, for instance, and keep wondering how legal liability is a constraint.

@Johnny Rockermeier I get it, now I can ask sharper questions to locais. Thank you

@Emre Goecen Hi Emre. I decided to keep mbz for the long run, with supplenents for the liver. Now, I am sort of reducing infusions to keep my budget balanced, to kind of monthly. In these there is aleays graviola extract. And becsuse I live in Brazil I buy the fruit every 2 weeks or so. I just got in akkermancia from pendulum. I will start a detox (biofilm disruptor, binder, orégano oil) before starting that. It is supposed ro lower glicose. Cheers

@Emre Goecen you are welcome. Mbz is avsilable here with a prescription. I am going with milk thirstle (sp? Silimarina?)