The following is advised for Breast Cancer patients

Keep a journal. Anxiety is high and you need to keep your records in excellent order. We have a high anti oxidant breast cream for use twice daily.5-1 HR in far infra red dome bed unit. This is based on work done in hyperthermia in treating breast cancer. The formula can and should be modified working with your oncologist. We can add progesterone, Tamoxifin, testosterone and other agents.

Use the Fibroid balance formula three times a day. It was created for any tumor to help reduce cellular proliferation. You do not have to have fibroids to use it.

Use the antioxidant oral formula twice a day.

We suggest base line hormonal studies for any woman. And having cancer makes this even more important. Keep a record of your hormones and they should be tested every 3-6 months as a baseline. This can assist your oncologist in your treatment.

Estrogen
Progesterone
TSH
FSH
LH
Testosterone
Sex Binding Hormone
Lipase
Cortisol

Read all the consents given you and keep copies in your journal.

Some of you have had uterine fibroids and now have breast cancer. Tamoxifin can cause uterine cancer and new fibroid growth. We need to set up an individual protocol for each woman with her oncologist.

The use of complimentary medicine can assist in traditional treatment. It is not one or the other.

If you do not have direct skin involvement we can teach new technology to surgeons to remove masses with less deformity using Plasma State applications.

Silicone

If you have had breast implants you need this data. Any tissue samples for Breast Cancer we suggest you send to the US ARMY Pathology unit. This is a great place for second opinion. The pathology department when you have the tumor removed needs to be told to look for silicone in the tissue. The surgeon must ask this to be done and have it in your medical records. Also have a silicone antibody-antigen serum test performed. Have this done BEFORE chemotherapy. If it comes back positive then a full immunological studies are needed before chemo.

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