There’s no question that over the years the largest number of questions we receive at the Baseline of Health Foundation concern cancer. Questions like:

• I have prostate cancer, what should I do?
• I have breast cancer; I’m taking drug X from my doctor; is it okay for me to take graviola?
• My friend has cancer. Her doctor has already cut off her breasts, but the cancer has metastasized to other parts of her body anyway. What can I tell her so she’ll stop listening to her doctor?

Unfortunately, for obvious legal reasons, we cannot diagnose and prescribe for specific medical conditions. But even beyond the legal issues, there’s no way we could offer specific protocols for each individual situation based on a casual email exchange. And on top of all that, we receive thousands of emails a month at the Foundation, with hundreds of those being requests for me to personally play doctor. For all kinds of logistical reasons and time constraints (above and beyond the legal issues), it’s simply impossible to respond to all of these emails individually.

However, that said, what I can do legally is offer a general protocol for dealing with cancer — a protocol that pretty much applies across the board to all cancers. And yes, there are some specific exceptions such as waiting to build your immune system until after your treatment if you are undergoing medical treatment for leukemia. Nevertheless, this protocol is complete in itself…and will also serve as a complementary foundation for any other program you are using to treat your cancer, natural or medical.