Hosted by ideastreams Rick Jackson, the show follows the stories of several people in Northeast Ohio who are confronting colon cancer. Nearly every phase of this disease is explored -- from detection to diagnosis, from treatment to steps anyone can take to decrease their chances of getting this disease.
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Hosted by ideastreams Rick Jackson, the show follows the stories of several people in Northeast Ohio who are confronting colon cancer. Nearly every phase of this disease is explored — from detection to diagnosis, from treatment to steps anyone can take to decrease their chances of getting this disease.
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My doctor found a FLAT POLYP he could not cut and turned out to be
malignant.
Now I`ll have to see a surgeon and another scopy….
I`m only 59!!
if u have cancer or know of somebody that does please turn away from the
murderous medical establishment and their monopoly on treatments and
research:
rick simpson hemp oil
Essiac and the story of Rene Caisse
Dr. Tullio Simoncini and his sodium bicarbonate therapy
Vitamin B17 / Laetrile and cancer
Mistletoe / Escador therapy
vitamin C therapy
Dr. Gerson and the Gerson Therapy
Dr. Lorraine Day
Dr. Linus Pauling
Dr. Joel Wallach
Dr. Burzynski and antineoplastons
Dr. Mercola
Dr. Leonard Coldwell
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They say that it takes 10 years to develop colon cancer. My husband
developed a tumor larger than a golf ball in the 3 years between
colonoscopies. Explain that????
Awesome video! Thanks!
No vomiting, I believe it was part of the illness, which is one symptom,
unexplained weight. Maybe it was also part of being worried, and not
wanting to bleed everytime I went to the bathroom.
I have seen 3 doctors already, they didn’t see it as a big deal, one told
me if i had cancer i would be all skinny and weak. Another told me to come
back in a month if the problem persists and to use laxatives in the
meanwhile. The third one told me to take anti-inflammatory pills (im not
taking it cause the first doctor told me not to :/ ). I have pencil stools,
minor pain in abdomen and have trouble pooping.
But were you eating less or something? Because there has to be an
explanation. Or were you eating the same but basically just losing weight?
why were you losing weight? vomiting?
I was diagnosed at 34, go figure. A co-worker’s husband did not have any
symptoms at 45. He went to the doctor because he couldn’t go to the
restroom, he was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. I had three of the
symptoms described here.
Go to a GI specialist and demand a colonoscopy. After all, it’s your body,
not the doctors’. I’ve read articles where colon cancer is becoming common
in young adults, 30 – 35 years old, and one doctor I work with, who worked
at NCI, actually told me it’s becoming common for people my age, 30 – 35.
How do we account for a diagnosis of colon cancer when patient ha had
colonoscopy every 3 to 5 years with last one less than 2 yrs prior to
diagnosis…..none of those had any malignancy noted
My dad had a heart operation, did not have money to pay for it, so the
hospital used donations. I am not advocating “taking advantage of the
system”, but there are options, where the surgery could be covered
depending on your economic status. You don’t have to die, especially here
in America.
Eating the same, basically. You also have to keep in mind that losing
weight, almost 30 pounds, without “trying” in a period of 3 months is not
normal.
You can’t confront it without insurance, that’s the main problem. You have
these symptoms but you are between jobs with no insurance than don’t bother
“confronting” it, you’re just screwed!
what stage/
are pencil stools roughly the length of pencils. or are they just thin?
Get a COLONOSCOPY!! That is the ONLY way to know what is going on in your
colon. Don’t waste time ‘seeing’ a Dr let him “see” the inside of your
colon instead.
That is true, before I was diagnosed with it, I lost 27 pounds in two and a
half months without even trying a thing. I had some symptoms previous to
loosing the weight, and people were telling me I looked better, since I am
a chubby looking guy. Little did I know, and little did they know…
how long does it take before developing colon cancer, when having chronic
constipation?
Yes, so far so good. I’ve been told by my oncologist it’s curable, as long
the chemo treatment works on me, as long as my body responds. So far, it’s
been one year since I finished chemo, and I had the last oncologist visit
about a month ago, he told me to comeback in three months, and I have to do
another colonoscopy a year after my last colonoscopy. Protein is just a bit
higher than normal, but ok. I am crossing my fingers, still, surgeon said
to wait five years to consider myself “cured”.
I wonder how one loses weight when you’re consuming the same amount of
food….I presume it was because you were expelling much of it in the
bathroom? or malabsorption?
Extremely interesting and informative…thank you.
Excellent video. A friend of mine went in for her first age 50 colonoscopy
(with no symptoms) and has been diagnosed with colon cancer. Doctors should
be asking their patients to undergo a colonoscopy way earlier than age 50.
The prep has changed and is more manageable now. I am going to contact my
doctor and book mine.
just thin
I also lost weight but i also changed my diet, stopped eating fast foods,
eating nothing but healthy foods. I have had my throat constricting for
about 4 months now, the doctors haven’t been able to find anything wrong
with me but a bit of irritation in the throat, and diagnosed me with acid
reflux, so i was prescribed dexilant ppi, and my constipation problems
started around the time i was using dexilant. btw how did u get rid of
cancer?
check yourself, do a colonoscopy or talk to your primary physician or a GI
doctor, who is a specialist. Do not think twice about it, I don’t want to
put fear into you, but you don’t have to have chronic constipation.