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February 8, 2025
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A MyBCTeam Member

First off, it helps with relaxation and pain. ir light penetrates the tissues deeply. Also, cancer cells cannot tolerate heat well, so it helps weaken those cells. It’s similar to an ir sauna: it has a lot of benefits for detoxing via sweat, boosting immune system (NK cells) etc. And finally, it is heavenly. If you have cold feet and hands like me, this is the only thing that cocoons me and warms me up. It’s so worth the small investment.

February 12, 2025 (edited)
A MyBCTeam Member

My oncologist is familiar with Signatera, but says it hasn’t been extensively studied in my particular “microscopic” type of cancer. I still plan to do the test at the end of the 12 weeks on the Ivermectin protocol.

February 12, 2025
A MyBCTeam Member

I have taken ivermectin . But then I did a liquid biopsy that showed that the circulating tumor cells in the blood were not very sensitive to it and were a lot more sensitive to high dose vit C, curcuma and a few other products. So I’m doing those now in IV form. I would suggest finding a good naturopathic doctor and investigating this first if you can, to have a more targeted approach.

February 9, 2025 (edited)

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