It's much more than diet, though diet comes into it, it's a change of perspective on cancer in my opinion. She married the love of her life, and through the selflessness of a surrogate, was able to have two sons of her own. These drugs solve that problem because they allow your body to access the nutrients it needs, while blocking the cancer’s access to them. I find it interesting that back in the late 2000s when I discussed the diary free, no red meats concept with consultants most refused to accept that it would be of any benefit to men seeking to prevent/slow the progress of PCa, yet now many of them readily advice adopting such dietary changes.

She discusses how generic drugs hold so much untapped potential to be repurposed for cancer and other diseases, yet this is not being realized because of the lack of market incentives and funding.Based on this concept, she developed her own cancer-starving cocktail—utilizing diet, supplements, and off-label drugs—that proved to be more effective than any current cancer treatment. She made another critical finding when she picked up an issue of Life Extension ® Magazine that she says played a key role in saving her life.

If people should have an adverse reaction, then of course th doctors could stop prescribing them, but it seems worth a try. David my husband has been following the Jane McLelland protocol for 18 months, we have done her course, read the book and he sees a private oncologist at the Care Oncology Clinic, they have a very similar protocol to Jane. I don't think that Jane McLelland mentions testosterone in particular, but she does address "hormone-driven cancers" as a group and has some specific advice on supplements for those cancers. It will teach you everything you need to know about cancer metabolism, no matter what type or stage of cancer you have. In 1931, Otto Warburg was awarded the Nobel Prize for his discovery that cancer cells have an altered metabolism.

I'm not sure how I would persuade a GP or Oncologist to issue these, as their use for cancer would be 'off-label'(? This one-sided approach is why mainstream treatments can appear to work for a time, only to have the cancer come back more aggressively in the future. I've just bought some Cod Liver Oil capsules because at one stage in the book she says that DHEA is very helpful. To which he responded that this lack of dairy may explain why my hip had broken rather than just bruised. Her own survival story would seem to suggest that she is doing something right, but in such a large cocktail of medication, dietary advice and supplements, it would be hard to 'prove' which ones were working and which were superfluous.