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Is there anything to help stop or slow progression of MGUS?

Posted by amyboylan1 @amyboylan1, Oct 12 10:14pm

I am wondering if there is anything anyone is doing to stop or slow the progression of MGUS. I m recently diagnosed and have a lot to learn. My oncologist said there is nothing that can be done. Also could some of you share how long you have had MGUS. I am like I’m sure like all of you very concerned about my MGUS processing. Thank you.

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circawdm | @circawdm | 9 hours ago
In reply to @dcuste "I like your overall plan and think I'll adopt it. I already take many of the..." + (show)
@dcuste

I like your overall plan and think I'll adopt it. I already take many of the same supplements as you and today started adding the Turmeric/Curcumin C3. Had to stop taking the Pradaxa. Also ordered the Alpha Lipoic Acid, and PEA. Should arrive tomorrow.
I've been fermenting garlic in honey and taking a clove or two each morning for about a year now.
Been using a Stelo CGM about a month. They are available without a prescription. It helps with managing blood sugar levels. My A1c is lower now than it has been in years. I'm going on the theory that a lower sugar will help.

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The lower your glucose and if you can avoid glucose "spikes" by eating right, it will help greatly as far as inflammation in your body!

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8positive | @8positive | 2 hours ago

ChatGPT is not totally accurate to rely upon as it just reads everything with no prioritization however the suggestions aren’t harmful. Plant based anti inflammatory diet organic (less pesticides) is key. It has helped my k/L ratio. I also wear a mask and gloves if around crowds to lessen infection risk. People may look at me funny but they don’t care for me if I get a fever!

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