In typically aggressive cancers like small cell long cancer,
they will relapse rapidly, usually within two to three months,
after a good initial response to chemotherapy.


That was what happened to my friend Bill from Maine, USA here,
six years ago.

The people in this forum are mostly life extensionists - they are all
familiar with intravenous vitamin C in cancer.

http://www.longecity.org/forum/topic/23038...ighting-cancer/

He tried unsuccessfully for many months for someone to give him
intravenous vitamin C. I'm not sure what exactly happened, but one
reason was he lived in a very isolated place, and he was already in
bad shape.

With an extensive protocol of oral supplements, which included a 500 mg
resveratrol lozenge every day (he couldn't really swallow), he managed
to make it to almost two years.

He died in May 2009. Note that his thread was over 3,000 posts long,
some of them mine.

He is an advocate of cryogenics. His body is currently cryopreserved.


The ''gold standard'' for SCLC has been cisplatin plus etoposide
in the West for the past forty years.

The Japanese use cisplatin plus irinotecan, because irinotecan
seems to work better in Asians.


This is a very lucky long term survivor.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/18787355/

Many people do not realize Steve Jobs died because he followed
Dean Ornish's macrobiotic high carbohydrate, low fat diet.


'' Instead of following a low-carb diet, Mr. Jobs trusted his health to the
Dean Ornish, high-carb, low-fat, macrobiotic, pseudo-vegan diet. I’ve
already discussed why this diet was terrible for treating cancer, but some
of the readers were unconvinced. ''


https://www.bulletproofexec.com/low-carb-pa...-to-steve-jobs/

I think this patient may have been treated with IV C by Steve Yap
at his clinic here in Ampang.


Man claims ‘nutritional therapy’ key to his recovery from cancer.

http://www.theborneopost.com/2011/03/01/ma...ry-from-cancer/