Prolonged Water Fasting and Cancer: What the Science Says, What I Do, and What I Would Never Recommend
Medical disclaimer: As always… I’m not a doctor. Nothing in this post constitutes medical advice. I’m…
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Medical Cannabis and Cancer: A UK Patient’s Guide to Access, Evidence, and What Actually Helps
First things first, in the age of disclaimers, I need to be upfront: I’m not a…
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Ivermectin and Cancer: What the Research Actually Shows
I’m not a doctor. I’m a Stage IV cancer patient who reads research, asks questions, and…
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The Cancer Microbiome: How Your Gut Bacteria May Influence Treatment Success
We’ve seen cancer treatment for years focus on one thing. The tumour. Remove it. Burn it….
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Methylene Blue – Biohacker Miracle or Interesting Science Still Finding Its Place?
What is methylene blue? Methylene blue is a pharmaceutical compound originally developed as a dye in the 19th century. It is now used medically to treat conditions such as methemoglobinemia and is being studied for its effects on mitochondrial metabolism, brain health and cellular energy production.
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The CIA, Remote Viewing, and a “Cancer Cure”: What This Viral Story Gets Right – and Wrong
A viral article claims CIA documents revealed a future cure for cancer through remote viewing. As a cancer patient, I took a closer look at what’s real – and what isn’t.
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Hydration Salts Are Everywhere. Are They Helping You – Or Quietly Hurting You?
A patient-first guide to hydration salts. When electrolytes help, when they harm, how ORS differs, and what I actually use day to day. Includes safer picks and red-flag cautions for cancer, kidney and heart meds.
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Chemotherapy: what it can cure, what it can’t, and what we have to own after the drip stops
They told her the glow in her bones was “healthy energy.” Years later, her jawbone crumbled…
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When You Turn Ketosis Off: What Dr Cooper’s KetoSAge Study Shows – And Why It Matters
The day I named my tumour Dave, I promised myself I would not fight in the…
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Next-Gen Sequencing (NGS), In Plain English: What It Is, How It Helped Me, And What I’d Do If I Were You
When I was told I had stage IV oesophageal adenocarcinoma, my kids named the tumour Dave….
