Intravenous vitamin C has been shown to target cancer stem cells, the original cancer cells that are responsible for chemo and radiotherapy resistance, because it stops a key step in the process of glycolysis, effectively starving the cancer as well as triggering apoptosis, or cell death,” said McLelland. I mentioned that I'd read that statins were considered beneficial for elderly patients, especially those like me in my 80th year diagnosed with metastatic PC whose cholesteral had risen to risky levels following six (hellish) months on hormone therapy. The methods discussed here are intended to support health and healing and are not intended to replace medical treatment. Loratadine Claritin 10 mg QD is usual dose; Loratadine 40 mg once daily up to 14 days was effective and safe in clinical trials.

In this course Jane will teach you the entire picture – how cancer starts, what drives it, how it feeds and how it progresses – it gets you back in the driving seat and gives you the best chance of full remission.Jane also recommends taking Statins and Metformin, (even for people who don't have cholesterol or diabetes issues) because (apparently) they remove sources of 'fuel' for cancer. Tune in to our first episode tomorrow, which will feature Jonnie Irwin, former presenter of A Place in the Sun, as he openly shares the trials of his journey with stage 4 lung cancer, unveiling the symphony of treatments that form the backdrop of his story including intravenous vitamin C, the use of off-label drugs, and the challenges faced with stage 4 cancer such as dealing with cachexia and his resistance to Osimertinib. I started on the late Dr Jane Plant's diet and lifestyle changes back in 2008/9 which were based on her own fight against breast cancer.

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.

I am not sure how the NHS view it, David's last NHS consultant had heard of its but he'd not read anything about it.