Liver Cancer Prognosis - Treatment Review

Can your liver cancer prognosis be improved? Karonthat found a common antibiotic was successful in
Beattie, a cancer survivor, has compiled a cancereliminating liver cancer. In 2004, Stanford scientists
treatment reference book detailing over 350were able to "turn off" a cancer-causing gene in mice
alternative cancer treatments that have been usedsuffering liver cancer, turning cancer cells back to
by thousands of people who beat cancer. Althoughnormal. In addtion, the author provides 104 first-hand
liver cancer is not highly responsive to conventionalaccounts of people who beat liver cancer using
cancer treatments, Beattie gives numerous accountsnatural and alternative treatments. If stories like this
of people surviving liver cancer by alternativeare true, why are they not a standard treatment for
treatments. She states that these treatments areliver and other cancers?
not covered by the FDA and usually not patentableAccording to Beattie, the creators of the gentle and
by drug companies, resulting in poor knowledgenon-toxic treatments detailed in her book, are
among doctors.respected Nobel Prize winners, doctors, biochemists,
Specifically in relation to liver cancer, Beattie's book,scientists and Ph.D.'s pre-eminent in their fields. She
"Natural Cancer Treatments That Work", describes abelieves that many doctors may not be aware of
treatment that heats tumors without damagingthese treatments because they can only prescribe,
surrounding tissue. She cites survival rates of 78.1%and indeed are trained to prescribe treatments that
at four years after diagnosis of liver cancer withare regulated by the FDA. Many of the alternative
cirrhosis of the liver, for patients who had failed totreatments she lists involve herbs and vitamins that
respond to chemotherapy and radiation. This seemsare outside the jurisdiction of the FDA.
an astonishing outcome for a cancer given a poorCancer sufferers and their loved ones will find these
prognosis by oncologists.compelling accounts hard to ignore in their quest to
Beattie goes on to detail a Stanford University studysurvive cancer and reclaim their lives.