70>hello friends, a friend of mine who is a chemist has analyzed anti-cancer chemio drugs and has found its basic substances in crab and lobster, he claims that those who r suffering from cancer can replace chemo-therapy by eating crab and lobster. do u guys have any idea about this claim?
Reply:Well, I've had lots of chemo and theres alot of things that you sure can't eat! I have AML and I've heard of alot of things but I think I'd research this a little bit farther if I were sick. I know that after I had left Vanderbilt after all my chemo treatments were over I couldn't ever touch the peelings off bananas, potatos, any veggies, so you need to check it out.
Reply:Must be strictly coincidence...I'm from Southern Louisiana and 2 of my grandpaws and an aunt died from cancer and we eat a lot of sea foods.
Reply:Well, I wouldn't bet my life on it. I'm going into my second chemo treatment after 5 yrs and what I've found out is that your body does better if it's alkaline. Crab and lobster are acidic base so my first response would be "NO".
Reply:As, a dietitian, I can really say base on experienced that cancer can be treat defending on how strong our immune system, if your eating balance diet, and positive outlook in life that you can combat this life treathening disease..but having said on how we must keep our immune system strong we must nourish it with proper nutrition by eating the right kind of foods like cactus MILLENIUM made of over 10,000 phytochemicals that boost up our immunity and also eating NUTRIACT made of 5 different mushrooms such as maitake, shiitake, ganoderma, coriolus bersiculor, and 1 more mushroom i forgot the exact name... that really help in boosting up our immunity a ggod source of polysscharide if you want to know more,, please email me_ vengcasil08@yahoo.com
Irvina C. Ramos,RND
Reply:maybe it is positive but the said chemical is not readily available to cure once you eat the cooked lobster.one positive means of curing that disorder is magnetotheraphy and veg,fruit diet!
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