After “palliative-only,” I designed a repeatable day: HBOT, vegetarian keto, cautious water fasting, sauna and ice, short walks and a lot of reading. It did not make me better yet, but it gave me purpose and a plan. Here is exactly how I built the first 30 days.
After my mother’s death, I sat in a clinic room and was told I was “palliative only.” That phrase could have ended the story – instead, it started a new one. This post follows the week that changed everything: the diagnosis, the grief, the defiance, and the first sparks of the plan that would become my protocol.
When my youngest son turned one, I was lying on an endoscopy table being told the word malignant. Two cancers, one house, and a life split clean in two. This is the story of the fortnight everything fell apart – and the day I decided not to.
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy isn’t a miracle cure – but it’s the single best tool I’ve added to my cancer journey. From improving mitochondrial energy to helping me sleep, breathe, and stay calm, my HigherDOSE mat has become a nightly ritual and a daily anchor.
The Warburg effect shapes cancer imaging, diet strategies, and therapy. Here’s how PET scans work, why keto may help, which drugs target metabolism.
The Exceptions to the Warburg Effect: When Cancer Doesn’t Rely on Sugar
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Why I’m Vegetarian Keto: My Cancer-Fighting Diet
How I used off-label drugs, mistletoe, and medical cannabis to fight back after a “palliative only” terminal cancer diagnosis.
Being told you’re ‘palliative only’ can feel like a death sentence. Here’s why that word is dangerous, and how I found my way past it with off-label medicines, integrative strategies, and refusal to accept ‘no options.