It's as well to remember that conventional medicine sometimes works, and that
alternative medicine sometimes fails.
In radiotherapy there is some controversy about whether taking antioxidants
will reduce the cancer-killing effects of the radiation. In your case it seems
to have worked extremely well!
Paul H
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Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2004 7:47 PM
Subject: CS>Re: CS>X-rays
At 09:58 AM 8/29/2004, Paul wrote:
Those who decide to go ahead with a mammography might consider taking large
doses of antioxidants before and after to reduce free radical damage caused by
radiation.
It's hard to balance harm against benefit in screening tests like this.
That's why I think it's a shame that thermography isn't in wider use.
I agree that thermography sounds like a vastly better program. Perhaps it is
because all these hospitals have lots of mammogram machines in use and don't
want to lose their investment by just tossing them out???
I also agree that taking antioxidants should be beneficial for the duration
of radiation treatments taken for cancer, too, as well as before and after. I
had read that wheat grass juice is a powerful protection against radiation
sickness, so I drank quantities of it during my radiation treatments (7 weeks).
In fact, though the local juice bar sells it for a buck a shot, I grew flats
of the grass myself, cut it, squeezed it, and mixed ithe juice with Snappy Tom
tomato juice to cover the strong taste, and drank it fresh several times a day
during my radiation treatments, and well beyond, because it gave me great
energy. I never had a single side effect of radiation, either -- went and took
my treatments after working all day, suffered no burns nor fatigue nor nausea.
I don't know if it was because of the wheat grass and broccoli I consumed in
great amounts, or because my treatments were mild, but I am sure the greens
didn't hurt!! I took the treatments with some trepidation because of all I had
heard about X rays causing more cancer, too -- so far, so good, 7 and 1/2 years
later!
Marlys
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