Helping My Feline with Large-Cell Lymphoma
My 13 year old kitty, David, has large-cell lymphoma.  It is  diffused and there are several masses.  He was diagnosed May 26, 2019.  The oncologist's prognosis,  after the ultrasound and biospy, was a month to live  without chemo and a few months with.  I didn't want to go down the chemo or steroid route.  So I started digging for other possibilities.<br /><br />I purchased this infrared device after reading NIH studies showing that Infrared looks like a promising tool for mice with cancer.<br />Dr Turchin has been amazing in communicating with me as I navigate through all these unknown waters.  He has been so helpful.<br /><br />David is at 50 days post diagnosis and is continuing to do well without chemo, steroids, or any other drugs.  According to the prognosis, he should have died 20 days ago, but here he is with good quality of life.  He gets a weekly B12 shot, daily infrared, and daily acupressure, and fresh food without alot of carbs (which promote cancer in cats).<br /><br />His vet did new bloodwork four days ago and the results just returned.  His liver enzymes are almost in the normal range now and everything else looks good.  This is a great improvement from May ... and there is no medicine to thank for this because we arent using any.  Think about that ... it is exactly the opposite of what it "should be" happening.  I'm so thrilled with this outcome.<br /><br />I believe that this device is contributing to David's quality of life and am so grateful for it.  I cannot fully replicate the NIH study on mice with David, but I would like to believe that it may be helping to kill his cancer cells slowly as well.<br /><br />50 days in, Tams and David, Atlanta Ga,<br />July 17, 2019.
Rating: 5 stars