Immunotherapy, considering this is a alternative to chemotherapy

Posted by gscott49 @gscott49, Mar 29 9:58am

I'm just sending you this message so that you fully understand that immunotherapy is a wonderful alternative to chemotherapy I have seen the results and they are very positive, a personal friend of mine was diagnosed with bladder cancer he was treated with immunotherapy in a very unorthodox way, they injected his body with a tuberculosis virus and immunotherapy the body went aggressively after the TB, took it out completely along with the cancer in the bladder he stayed in isolation for three or four months but the end result was complete healing all praise and honor and glory to God the Father

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sandy8043 | @sandy8043 | Mar 30 1:53pm

I have recently been reading about this. Mayo sent out a research update. We live in exciting times!

quimbie | @quimbie | Mar 31 5:51am

I discovered that not everyone qualifies for this. My son wanted to be treated this way instead of chemo but his tests came back on the edge so he does not get to use it. He starts chemo tomorrow for rectal cancer.

kenc | @kenc | Mar 31 2:18pm

Oncologist said that because I have an autoimmune disease, I am not eligible for the immunotherapy.

myoga | @myoga | Mar 31 3:27pm

Sounds very exiting! But why TB viruses? My understanding is that even when you recover from TB, the viruses don’t die. They stay dormant in the host body even when the person recovers from tb. Not sure if treatment for inactive tb viruses is going to get rid the viruses either.