That is a good survey type article for when it was written, but it is
already 6 years old. If you pour over some of the more recent
reasearch papers it tends to sway opinion toward certain ideas. For
me, these ideas include:
1. Iron supplementation is contraindicated with the possible
exception of already existent iron deficiency. Iron feeds pathogens
as well as feeds cancer cells. There is plenty of iron in most cancer
cells already.
2. One spiked dose per 24 hours is adequate, particularly in the
background of an entire protocol.
3. ART can't do it alone. We are not talking malaria here where it
kicks butt in just a few days. The absorption problems and enzyme
induction problems get in the way. In addition, cancer cells may find
a way to compensate over time.
4. ART has a short half life. It's fairly easy to keep it seperate
from anti-oxidants, especially the water soluble ones. E might be a
problem. I'd just use modest doses of E during a dosing phase , or
none at all. Resume E when your resting from the ART.
5. Use butyrate with it, especially for colon cancers. Doses of
butyrate have to be high.
6. Take it with fat. Best in my opinion would be coconut oil, or you
can mix coconut oil with a little cod liver oil. Get creative.
7. Consider mixing ART with a little DMSO and applying it to the
skin. This will get you past the absorption problem. Unfortunately
it only gets you a little past the enzyme induction problem. Yes, DMSO
is a type of anti-oxidant, but in this case it is more important to
get the ART into the cells in the first place.
8. Use fairly modest doses orally, maybe 200-300 mg. As the article
stated, this might blunt the absorption problem a bit. It will
certainly blunt the enzyme induction problem.
9. Find something else to alternate with the ART. If you take ART
for 5 days and then take a few days off you can take another herb that
might be best used intermittently. For example this could be
bloodroot with slippery elm. Read up on it.
10. The truth is, all we ever have is a "current level of
understanding". Suggestions might be very different a few years from
now. There is a lot about this that is unknown.
Mike
Tuesday, July 29, 2008, 9:43:42 AM, you wrote:
j> I found a very good article on arte -- don't know if you others have
j> seen it:
j> http://www.mwt.net/~drbrewer/canart2.htm
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