Relapse Cocktail
Building Vitamin, Herb & Mineral Supplement Coctails.
This anti-cancer cocktail was built in September 2005 to address a serious ongoing relapse of fNHL. It is reprinted to help the reader understand the cocktail building process. If I were building one today it would be somewhat different.
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| Original Cocktail (1990 – 2005) | Modified Cocktail 9/01/05 |
| 6000 mg Vitamin C (avoid time release) 400 i.u. Vitamin E (natural alpha-topherol) 25,000 i.u. Vitamin A as Beta Carotene 250 mcg Chromium Picolinate 200 mcg Selenium 400 mg Magnesium 50 mg Zinc 1 Daily Multi-Vitamin / Mineral Tablet *360 mg Saw Palmetto added last 5 yearsI began this “vitamin cocktail” following the conclusion of chemotherapy in 1990. The “cocktail” is based on numerous books and articles on anti-oxidants, cancer and the immune system. I personally credit this “cocktail” with being one factor that allowed me to best doctor’s predictions by more than 10 years. I urge you, do your own research. If you decide a vitamin/supplement regimen would be helpful design your own. I religiously followed the regimen above for 14 years plus with no ill effects. I should add that I was exercising at a moderate or higher level. |
*9000 mg Vitamin C (avoid time release) 3000 mg with ea. meal 400 i.u. Vitamin E (natural alpha-topherol) 25,000 i.u. Vitamin A as Beta Carotene *600 mg Alpha-Lipoic Acid (a new powerful antioxidant – 200 mg ea. meal *2000 i.u. Vitamin D (Carlson’s Cod Liver Oil – caution READ ABOUT THIS!) *4.5 mg Low Dose Naltrexone at bedtime 250 mcg Chromium Picolinate *400 mcg Selenium taken in two 200 mcg doses at breakfast and lunch 400 mg Magnesium 50 mg Zinc 1 Daily Multi-Vitamin / Mineral Tablet 360 mg Saw Palmetto added last 5 years *New or modified from my original cocktailMy intention is to follow this more aggressive supplementation schedule for six months or until symptoms are gone.Exercise could be important it handling this higher level of supplements. |
Following successfully overcoming this 2004 – 2005 relapse with help of the cocktail in the right column I put together a maintainence supplement cocktail to assist me in remaining in remission. The following page details that maintenance cocktail.
