The claims made by these people and the part they play in really vulnerable people’s lives at such a difficult time is the part that really worries me. We are cancer patients, we do not need non-professional people telling us how to heal ourselves, it’s always always good to promote healthy eating where possible, I am a great believer in eating good food wherever possible, it is not always possible for some people all the time especially depending on their personal condition and financial position, it is also important to remember that many holistic and alternative methods have their place for many people both alongside ‘traditional’ medicine and as an alternative route and if people believe these are the right way for them then that’s good and even better if they benefit but, again, one size etc... The second half of the book is the ‘science’ bit. This I had to read slowly to take it all in. Jane captures that perfect point between scientific and full of explanations but also straightforward and easy to follow. However, McLelland cautions that there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Her own experience with her various forms of cancer highlight that fact. Instead, McLelland’s approach focuses on learning which fuel sources your particular cancer uses—and then creating a targeted treatment plan based on that information.

Innovative thinking, campaigner and qualified physiotherapist, Jane McLelland has combined her skills and experience to create a radical alternative medicine method. A unique career, highlighted with life changing ventures, Jane McLelland makes for a fascinating and educational event speaker, able to capture an audience's attention with her incredible story. how to starve the cancer (each cancer has a unique metabolic fingerprint, it is not all about glucose, some cancers feed off amino acids, some love fat, even ketones!) I know I tend to be… WORDY. So, with real effort to keep my words at a minimum but my thoughts coherent, here’s my 2 cents worth:Sadly, any discussion about nutrition, including relating to cancer, often goes no further than thinking in terms of macronutrients (i.e. protein, fat and carbs) or plants vs animal foods. People assume that they need to swing to either one extreme or another. But again, optimal rarely lies at the extremes. We need to balance the various factors. Keep it up stay strong & enjoy your amazing family,” wrote one. Meanwhile another added: “Keeping up that awesome spirit Jonnie! Thank u for sharing your journey and inspiring others!”

We need to starve malignant cells while also nourishing the person who has cancer (the host) at the same time. This studysays the recent surge of interest in understanding cancer metabolism has identified several alternative fuels that tumor cells can utilize to support their metabolic needs. The dependence of tumors on these fuels reveals their unexpected metabolic flexibility to utilize a wide variety of alternative fuels. McLelland had repeatedly been told that diet had no impact on cancer, but the fact that her lung tumor had remained the size of a golf ball—and the fact that there were no tumors in other locations in her body—proved to her that the dietary changes she had already made were making a difference.

One man who followed her protocol took his PSA numbers from 1008 down to .67. She’s also helped a stage IV pancreatic cancer patient achieve full remission—another success story unheard of in the medical world. On the subject of Chris, I don't even know what diet he actually follows precisely, other than he did some fairly strict regimes in the early days after his surgery, and that now he seems to be mostly whole food plant based,organic where possible. Given he lives in America, I am aware its probably much more important to make an effort with diet, since a lot of their food wouldn't even be allowed here, which might be why everyone thinks he's obsessed with diet.

Jane McClelland’s journey with cancer began when she was diagnosed with stage IV cervical cancer, for which she underwent conventional treatment. However, a few years later, she received another devastating diagnosis of stage IV lung cancer, and was considered terminal.While shopping at a local health food store, a lady approached my husband after hearing him discuss my pancreatic cancer with a sales associate. The lady told my husband that he should research “dog de-wormer” to fight cancer. My husband googled “dog de-wormer to fight cancer” and discovered Joe Tippens video about Fenbendazole. We both watched it and then I agreed to start Joe’s protocol at the end of October, after all, what did I have to lose!