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Intestinal Metaplasia: What do you do to lower the risk of cancer?
Digestive Health | Last Active: Jan 29 7:24pm | Replies (120)Comment receiving replies
I met and talked to them both the internist and gastroenterologist. It was the same answer. Most are benign and we'll check it in a year. Thank you for answering me😊. I just look at Cancer, pre or otherwise, as a risk.
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I applaud your desire to be proactive for cancer. I have no experience with your diagnosis, but I have had breast cancer twice. My advice to any and all dealing with cancer and all who do not want cancer is to get and use Patrick Quillin’s book, BEATING CANCER WITH NUTRITION. His book saved my life 22 years ago along with my good Oncologist. Dr. Quillin is the clinical dietitian the developed and directed the nutrition arm of Cancer Treatment Centers of America. They have a very successful program for all cancers. He used his time developing some amazing research that lead to these great models of using certain foods to increase treatment modalities. Using this same information to prevent cancer is very achievable. He is on Facebook. He also has a website. Check out this intelligent, compassionate man and all he knows. Wishing you the very best in your endeavor. 🩷