Bone Cancer

Any suggestions for supporting the treatment of bone cancer, especially recurrent giant cell tumor with new recent extension to the contra-lateral hip? There is a history of radiation and surgery for the primary lesion involving posterior pelvis, sacrum and hip in a 49 yr old female. Surgery and/or the radiation compromised the S2/S3 nerve roots causing leg/foot numbness and inadequate bowel emptying. Most recent attempts at control involved embolization to suppress tumor angiogenesis. Thanks.

Dear Doctor:
Bone Cancer warrants a full review of the literature. I have several individuals and companies that I have used to accomplish this task.

One is the Health Resource from Arkansas and another is Ralph Moss and there are others depending on the exact circumstances that I will use. They permit me to see if there is anything of substance available in mainstream or at a research level. If so, I will then combine what the patient selects with the best of alternative and/or integrative medical approaches.

This means that for a while I may ignore the cancer issue and maximize everything about their health to my patients. If there is nothing in mainstream, then I am very likely to look carefully at electrical and/or Hyperthermia as performed in Bad Abling, Germany, Klinik St George under Dr.Douwes. I always test my cancer patients when possible with EAV testing for compatibility of various non- toxic cancer therapies that have been extremely helpful in the 30+ years of helping these patients. The list is long from High Dose Vitamin C since the problem of oral tolerance to high doses has been solved with the BEYOND C formula. Then, of course, Wobenzym has over 50 million dollars of proven studies in every cancer. Next, you get into everything from PAU PAU to Poly MVA and Carnivora to all the Heel Homeopathic remedies and on and on, but first I have to detox these patients slowly, mainly orally, for years and try to optimize their diet to their blood type and to deal with leaky bowel and so on.

I am happy to do a consultation on your patient and if that is with you on the phone I reduce my consultation fee so that you can afford to charge something for your time. There are far too many details to try to cover in this format.

Sincerely,
Garry F. Gordon, MD,DO,MD(H)

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