Radiotherapy:
- fatigue
- feeling and being sick
- diarrhea
- reddening of the skin in the treatment area
- nausea and vomiting
- hair loss
First Steps
If you have kidney (or any other) cancer, it is possible to avoid the prescribed aggressive and toxic treatments.
Here’s what you need to do:
1. Good habits to adopt:
- Stop smoking cigarettes
- manage high blood pressure
- achieve and maintain a healthy weight
- cut out junk food and refined sugar
- regulate salt intake
- maintain or begin a regular exercise regimen (consult with your healthcare provider first)
2. What you eat impacts every function of every cell in your body. Certain foods support kidney function:
- Kidney detoxifiers: cranberries, nettle, yarrow, turmeric, parsley, dandelion, ginger, parsley
- Nature’s cancer killers: soursop, cannabis, bitter melon, apricot kernels, broccoli and watercress, jackfruit, green tea, red grapes, tomatoes, spirulina, garlic, Brazil nuts, oregano, cacao, and many more. Try a smoothie or juice with a little bit of a lot of these for best results.
- Active cannabinoid receptors reside in the kidneys. Cannabinoid deficiency in the kidneys significantly reduces renal function. (36) Consider supplementing with cannabidiol (CBD) oil.
4. Homeopathic cancer treatments:
“…homeopathy has efficacy in treating cancer. However, regulatory agencies are not likely to recommend homeopathic treatment any time soon because the clinical evidence is still insufficient…homeopathic drugs have proven biological action in cancer; in vitro and in vivo, in animals and humans, in the lower, as well as in the higher potencies…Since most conventional treatments continue to be associated with severe adverse and sometimes fatal effects… it would seem plausible and worthwhile, even urgent, to step up the research on… homeopathic treatment of cancer and other diseases.” (37)
5. Do some research. In addition to our suggestions, there is a vast body of knowledge available to those who seek it.
Parting Thoughts
Cancer is not a natural state of being. What works for one person may not work for another— but that doesn’t invalidate the approach. Monitor your kidney cancer symptoms, find a healthcare provider who supports and respects your position on alternative therapies. Don’t be bullied by conventional wisdom, as it is so often proven wrong.