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Topics that are highlighted are, in my view, particularly interesting for everyone.

March

• TINAP – Understanding Cancer: Groundbreaking research into the causes of cancer that challenges mutation theory. About how system failures in connective tissue lead to cancer, perspectives within regenerative oncology, as well as a proposed Protocol. (23.03.26)

February

• Brain metastases and the blood–brain barrier: Targeted delivery of medicine across the blood–brain barrier. Uses fat solubility, receptor-mediated transport and nanoparticles in metastases. (28.02.26)
• Colour therapy: May relieve anxiety, fatigue and pain during a cancer course. Get exercises and learn about the effect of light on body and mind, incl. a colour overview. (22.02.26)
• Grounding: How earthing affects blood viscosity and the nervous system. Practical grounding strategies—also in freezing weather. (20.02.26)
• EAA: Essential amino acids act as necessary building blocks in connective-tissue repair. According to new research, crucial for rejecting cancer cells and restoring balance in diseased cells. (18.02.26)
• Support during immunotherapy: Immunotherapy requires a healthy gut flora. Optimising Akkermansia strengthens the effect, while targeting immune side effects protects the organs. (11.02.26)
• Symptom relief and quality of life: Relief of nausea, nerve pain and fatigue during chemotherapy. Evidence-based support with cannabis, ginger and melatonin for better quality of life. (10.02.26)
• Organ protection and toxicity: Minimising organ damage from certain types of chemotherapy. Review of mechanisms that protect heart tissue, kidney function and nerve pathways (neuropathy). (08.02.26)
• Immune response and inflammation: Optimise immune response and reduce systemic inflammation during chemotherapy. Protect the microbiome, strengthen the body and minimise fatigue. (07.02.26)
• Hormonal and DNA support: Slowing growth in hormone-sensitive cancers, protecting bone structure and safeguarding healthy cells’ DNA from radiation damage. (04.02.26)
• Annual accounts 2025: The annual accounts for 2025 of the Support Association Jeg har Kræft (03.02.26)
• Barriers and chemo uptake: How to increase penetration of the blood–brain barrier, strengthen the brain, reduce resistance and increase the cancer’s responsiveness to the medicine. (02.02.26)
• Detoxification and metabolism: Support the ability to break down and excrete medicine residues, and ensure the body maintains muscle mass and physical strength. (02.02.26)
• Blood support and synergy: Support for the bone marrow’s blood cells. Maintenance of leukocytes (the immune system) and platelets (clotting ability). Avoid treatment interruptions. (01.02.26)
• Chemo and radiation support: Guidance on using supplementary measures in cancer treatment that ensure synergy, protect vital organs and optimise treatment outcomes during chemotherapy. (01.02.26)

January 2026

• Safe measures during a cancer course: Reduce stress and inflammation, strengthen your body and quality of life without risk of interactions with medical treatment. (25.01.26)
• Boost your happiness hormones: Activate the body’s happiness hormones by boosting dopamine, oxytocin and serotonin for more calm, better sleep and relief. (23.01.26)
• Dental health: Root canal treatment and mercury strain the immune system. Documentation before treatment is crucial. Avoid systemic inflammation and toxic chemicals. (21.01.26)
• Piperine: A bioactive extract from black pepper that significantly increases absorption of curcumin and certain medicines. Requires correct dosing to avoid poisoning and liver damage. (18.01.26)
• Sound healing: Relieves pain and stress. Overview of the most important effects. Explanation of vibrations, pain relief, stress reduction and cellular healing. (Substantially revised 17.01.26)
• Phosphatidylcholine (PC): Strengthens cell membranes, protects the liver from chemo damage and rebuilds the intestinal mucosa. Also optimises absorption of other medicines. (15.01.26)
• Phesgo: Combines pertuzumab and trastuzumab. About treatment of HER2-positive breast cancer, benefits of injection vs infusion, and information on side effects. (11.01.26)
• D-mannose: A simple sugar that acts as a metabolic brake in cancer cells by blocking their energy production, thereby inhibiting tumour growth. (10.01.26)
• Phlorizin: A natural sugar blocker that “starves” cancer cells by blocking transport pathways on the cell surface. However, the substance is generally unavailable in ordinary retail and requires highly specialised sourcing. (09.01.26)
• Take a quiz: What do you know about different cancer-related topics? Answers and links to further information. Quizzes and tests for fun. (08.01.26)
• Honokiol: Magnolia extract crosses the blood–brain barrier. Believed to be effective against glioblastoma and cancer stem cells. Reduces stress and increases the effect of chemotherapy. (06.01.26)
• The Beljanski Protocol: Selectively targets cancer DNA with plant extracts. Can be used as an effective stand-alone treatment or as support during chemotherapy. (06.01.26)
• Pao Pereira: A potent plant extract from the Amazon that selectively inhibits cancer-cell DNA replication and shows synergy with chemotherapy. Suppresses cancer stem cells. (05.01.26)
• Proanthocyanidins: Complex plant compounds from berries and bark that strengthen the gut flora and prevent cancer cells and bacteria from binding to the body’s tissues. (04.01.26)
• Barley grass: A bioactive powder that can both dampen cancer-promoting signalling pathways, activate the immune system and directly promote cell death in cancer cells. (03.01.26)
• Milk thistle (silymarin): What are the options and significance as a supplement to relevant cancer treatment? Effects. Pros and cons. (Substantially revised 02.01.26)
• Anthony William Protocol: The Medical Medium’s protocol against cancer. Guide to celery juice, heavy-metal detox and how to starve viruses through diet. (01.01.26)
• Polycythaemia Vera: A blood cancer in which the bone marrow produces too many blood cells. About diagnosis, risk of blood clots and modern treatment of MPN. (01.01.26)

• Shark liver oil: A dietary supplement traditionally used in folk medicine, but shown to have broader effects. (09.10.24)

• Beta-carotene: A carotenoid that is converted into vitamin A in the body. Has proven interesting in connection with alternative cancer treatment. (08.10.24)

• Nutrition and diet: General advice on diet and nutrition in connection with cancer. (substantially updated 02.10.24)

• The microbiome and diet: The link between gut bacteria, the immune system, and diet. (01.10.24)

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