Cancer: Overview of Protocols

Those diagnosed with cancer today find themselves at a historical crossroad. Despite multiple therapies from which to choose, no medical facility integrates cancer therapies into a comprehensive program. The result is that cancer patients are not provided an optimal opportunity to achieve long-term survival.

Discoveries are occurring in the research setting more quickly than they are being incorporated into clinical practice.

The challenge for cancer patients is to acquire enough information to take advantage of as many treatment options as is practical. Cancer is a complex disease that requires a multimodality therapy to provide the best odds of attaining a cure. Many of the recommendations contained in the following protocols require the cooperation of a motivated oncologist.

The protocols you are about to view are complicated and will probably require several readings for most people to comprehend. One reason for the complexity is that individual variables significantly affect therapy options.

Curing cancer is not simple. Until a medical facility is developed that integrates all potential therapies into individualized treatments, patients must become self-empowered and fully educated about their disease.

The purpose of these protocols is to translate the vast amount of current knowledge into practical formats for cancer patients and their oncologists. Tens of thousands of published papers were reviewed in order to propose novel methods for overcoming the multiple survival mechanisms that cancer cells use to resist eradication by conventional therapies.

For the first time in medical history, the cancer patient can delve deep into the molecular aspects behind their disease and use this information in a practical manner. Those who believe in controlling their own destiny will appreciate how translational research is available to help them battle their disease. Here are the cancer protocol chapters that can be found in alphabetical order:

  • Breast Cancer
  • Cancer Adjuvant Therapies
  • Cancer Chemotherapy
  • Cancer: Clinics Offering Alternative Therapies
  • Cancer: Gene Therapies, Stem Cells, Telomeres, and Cytokines
  • Cancer Prevention
  • Cancer Radiation Therapy
  • Cancer: Should Patients Take Dietary Supplements?
  • Cancer Surgery
  • Cancer Treatment: The Critical Factors
  • Cancer Vaccines
  • Colorectal Cancer
  • Leukemia and Lymphoma (Hodgkin’s and Non-Hodgkin’s Disease)
  • Pancreatic Cancer
  • Prostate Cancer

STAYING INFORMED

The information published in this protocol is only as current as the day the book was printed. This cancer protocol raises many issues that are subject to change as new data emerge. Furthermore, cancer is still a disease with unacceptably high mortality rates, and none of our suggested treatment regimens can guarantee a cure.

The Life Extension Foundation is constantly uncovering information to provide the cancer patient with more ammunition to battle their disease. A special website has been established for the purpose of updating patients on new findings that directly pertain to the cancer protocols published in this book. Whenever Life Extension discovers information that points to a better way of treating cancer, it will be posted on the website www.lefcancer.org.

Before utilizing the cancer protocols in this book, we suggest that you log on to www.lefcancer.org to see if any substantive changes have been made to the therapeutic recommendations described in this protocol. Based on the sheer number of newly published findings, there could be significant alterations to the information you have just read.
www.lefcancer.org.


Disclaimer

This information (and any accompanying printed material) is not intended to replace the attention or advice of a physician or other health care professional. Anyone who wishes to embark on any dietary, drug, exercise, or other lifestyle change intended to prevent or treat a specific disease or condition should first consult with and seek clearance from a qualified health care professional.

The information published in the protocols is only as current as the day the book was sent to the printer. This protocol raises many issues that are subject to change as new data emerge. None of our suggested treatment regimens can guarantee a cure for these diseases.