During diagnosis and treatment, I met people who tried different paths—standard chemotherapy and surgery, naturopathy, integrative medicine, Ayurveda, Chinese herbs, even things like cow‑urine therapy. Each approach came with its own rules: raw food versus cooked, strict vegetarian or vegan plans versus protocols allowing fish and lean meats, supplements, herbs, and so on.​

What struck me was that underneath all the differences, every path asked for the same basics: discipline, eating with awareness, respecting food (not letting it go to trash), choosing food and routines that genuinely nourish body and mind. I also saw that outcomes never followed a simple formula. Some people did “everything right” and still didn’t survive, while others barely looked beyond one doctor or one treatment plan and lived for many more years.​

There were cases with miraculous turnarounds and others with perfect scans that still ended suddenly. Watching this, I stopped believing that any single protocol guarantees a result. What seems to matter most is faith—the trust you place in the plan you choose, and your willingness to show up for it every day. Studies in cancer care even show that spiritual well‑being and a sense of meaning can support coping, quality of life, and adherence to treatment.​

So this page is not about which method is “best,” but about this simple truth: whichever road you pick—conventional, alternative, or a mix—let it be one you believe in, walk it with commitment, and keep space for something bigger than medicine to work alongside it.

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