Praying for him. I'm in a similar situation with cancer spreading. The hot peppers didn't work for me because I have a lot of scar tissue. I am taking turmeric/ circumin but mostly just wanting to live without chemo for the first time in 10 yrs. However, the spine can be very painful. The problem when the cancer goes to the bones is that there is not a lot of circulation to the bones so it's hard to treat. There are several videos on YouTube about the cancer "industry" and it is an industry. It will be up to this person to use herbal remedies because I no longer believe that there is a real effort to find a cure. I used to defend the medical profession since I'm a nurse, but after 9 yrs. of chemo and then a surgery with chemo given at the site, it's never stopped the cancer. The doctors say it slowed it down but, who really knows? It probably did, all the while weakening my body and making me psychologically dependent on it. The story of the woman who created Essiac Tea is an amazing story. I ordered the tea for a relative but she didn't use it. It's $60 online and I'm reluctant as I'm not a tea drinker. I tried the baking soda and taking tumeric orally but it's really awful. Some say mix it with honey but honey is suger, cancer's lifeline.

Cancer cannot survive in an alkaline environment so if this person is a really strongly disciplined person, he might try alkaline water and alkaline foods, all mostly vegetables. I can't digest vegetables well as I have an ileostomy from the last surgery. But perhaps he can try that along with the tea and other herbs. For pain, maybe he can get cannabis oil or if medical marijuana is legal in his state, he can use that.

I personally am so happy to feel good and I have a great big faith in God. Whatever He wants is okay with me and because of my stomach problems from the ileostomy, I'm not too motivated to try these things much. Like chemo, they can irritate the stomach.

I wish your friend the best and will pray for healing and for a positive attitude. Attitude makes a huge difference.


I don't mean in anyway to discourage conventional treatments. Chemotherapy works for some people and sometimes it relieves pain. So it's up to each person to decide what is best for him/her. I'm glad I went through chemo as it kept me humble, lol. I guess it worked for awhile but eventually the cancer adapts and then the chemo stopped working. So I don't want to tell a person to go totally with herbal remedies, especially if they are not knowledgeable about them. Was just explaining my own experiences.