After brief introductory remarks, during which he distinguished between traditional chemotherapy such as chlorambucil, the purine analogs 2CdA and fludarabine, and rituximab, which he classified as immunotherapy, he took questions from a very enthusiastic, responsive audience. It immediately became clear that Agus' intent was not to sell the audience on any specific treatment, that the choice of treatment must be made between physician and patient. The following are a few of the questions and answers in abbreviated form. Vitamin C is good for cancer cells. It may strengthen the very cells we want to destroy.
Vitamins are chemical compounds.
Go back to nutrition, back to exercise. Radically altering one's diet is not effective. Eat a balanced diet, heavy on vegetables, lighter on meat, and add tofu. We don't know. The stress of the disease, chemotherapy, high IgM all can affect cognitive function.