#81

Thank you for your kind wishes. He will be missed.

#82

Very sorry to hear. At least you did all you could.

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#83

Condolences to you and your family.

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#84

This is a late reply but if he is still with us maybe it will help. Google Gallium Maltolate for cancer. Gallium resembles iron, which cancer cells need. They take up the gallium and starve. It has been used successfully on several types of cancer, including brain cancer in children. It kills iron dependent bacteria too and it breaks down biofilm. Gallium is just an element. The nitrate form was used on horses with laminitis and navicular with great success.The maltolate form was developed (and is patented) to be more available orally. Gallium nitrate was used to reduce high levels of blood calcium in some cancer patients after chemotherapy. I found you need to supplement a lot of calcium if you take any form of it. It puts the calcium into the bones so it is being considered as a treatment for osteoporosis. It is supposed to reduce inflammation and pain. There is a cream (Galixa) that is supposed to rejuvenate the skin.

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#85

Thanks for posting and great to know, but it is indeed late in this case. He passed away couple weeks ago. Do you know if there is any studies or reference papers on such claims?

Edit: Just found this:

Innovative Therapy “Tricks” and Destroys Cancer Cells | Medical College of Wisconsin

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#86

So very sorry for your loss.

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#87

I just learned a friend has stage 4 pancreatic cancer, so I was on here reading.
This is late, but @DeStrider, I’m so very sorry for your loss. Also, @desertshores, I’m sorry to hear of your loss, as well.

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