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My wife has pancreatic cancer which has metastasized to the liver. The
doctors will soon stop chemotherapy because it has produced little
improvement. We have read Dr. Lane's book on shark cartilage and are very
interested. We would be interested in hearing from anyone who has had
experiences with this treatment.
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It's very effective in supporting the income of the shark fisherman -- and it may contain an antiangiogenesis factor. However, ingestion of
a complex protein (+/- carbohydrate) is usually done first by acid
digestion, so it is unlikely that any active component of shark
cartilage, when taken as a pill, will be absorbed in an effective form. -It's very effective in supporting the income of the shark fisherman -- and it may contain an antiangiogenesis factor. However, ingestion of
a complex protein (+/- carbohydrate) is usually done first by acid
digestion, so it is unlikely that any active component of shark
cartilage, when taken as a pill, will be absorbed in an effective form. Dr. Roda makes a valid point (his '3rd) regarding absorption, however there is
a way to allow the protein - proper absorption, although it may not be the
most pleasant method of administration. A retention enema avoids proteolytic
enzyme digestion in the intestinal tract, (..avoids the gut altogether). This
can be a bit messy until proper technique is developed. One could use an
empty 'fleet' type bottle, mixing warm water to a paste consistency before
use. *Remember* any non-supportive comments you may receive when undertaking
anything considered 'out-of-the-norm', will likely come from individuals NOT
faced with the health condition you are dealing with.
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