Eid Mubarak to all
My Sister has taking Curcumin for several months and her breast cancer marker has dropped by 81% from 11683 to 2204 on November 5. We would like to thank you for your year of dedicated research into non-toxic treatments such as curcumin..
My Dad has been taking 8 grams a day for about 2 months. He has done very well so far. He had surgery for GBM IV on December 3, 2009. He had 6 weeks of radiation/temodar after that. He has just completed his 2nd round of Temodar 5 days /off 23 days. He has not been scheduled for an MRI yet. He was curious to know how long he should take curcumin……
I took 8 grams of curcumin per day for 3 months.. The last P.E.T scan in June came out clean. Can you please tell me if I should continue taking 8 grams or is there a maintenance dosage of curcumin that I can take to avoid the recurrence of the Mantle Cell Lymphoma……
This is a very positive result for us, and I would like to thank you for your valuable work in this area. I am aware he will need to continue to take the curcumin for the rest of his life, as a preventative measure on the polyps. He is on 2 grams a day with piperine. I now will be booking my other two children positive with FAP for their first scope (13 yrs on 1 gram a day & 14 yrs on 1.5 grams a day of curcumin……
My husband, just had his yearly checkup with his cancer specialist, Dr. Martin at Kaiser Permanente, San Diego, CA and now has been melanoma free for over 6 years. I would like Dr. Aggarwal to know. Sid has been on 1,000 mg of curcuminoids every day. He did try to up the dosage to 1,500 mg per day but had a stomach reaction of acid reflux. He still gets other skin cancers and pre-cancerous growths but they are not melanoma. The curcuminoids have slowed this down…..
My husband has Multiple Myeloma and has been on 6 grams curcumin w/bioperine for about 1 & 1/2 years. He has been in remission after an auto SCT for almost 3 years. He has a CBC every 3 months. I was wondering if we should ask for a serum iron and ferritin test, also. Thank you for all of the work you do on behalf of cancer patients……
}On Aug. 23, I completed one year of taking curcumin (8 capsules / day). Going forward, is there a different recommended dosage, or should I continue with the 8 capsules per day? Initial diagnosis May, 2009: Endoometrial cancer, Grade 1 tumor, Stage 3A due to positive peritoneal cytology, Less than 50% myometrial invastion, Clear lymph nodes, Clear cervix, Clear ovaries, ER/ PR cancer cells, Total hysterectomy. Two months ago, I had another cat scan — no changes noted, took Megace the first 7 months, Have been taking Curcumin for 1 year now. Thanks, and may God continue to bless your research…….
I am a 39 yr old female patient with NF2 (cns tumors – too many to count). I was on trial (FTS) thru Dr. Kurzrock for 15 months in 07-08. I’ve been a fan of yours for many years and also have used oral curcumin in every shape and form since 2002. I’ve had very little tumor growth since. Have been watching liposomal curcumin closely for sometime now and anxiously awaiting the day when its available for human trial. Is there anything new that you can share or a timeframe estimate ? I truly admire your work an enjoy reading your articles……
Its a very pain relief capsules to fight against cancer. When in my report dr tolds me you have a symptoms of Breast cancer then i scared then I take onconorm capsules and after 1 year I am totally fit.
In the spring of the following year, I was still coughing, and still chalking it up to the common cold. I thought little of the pain I developed in her back, assuming it was caused by her lifting weights, part of an exercise regime that also included CrossFit and healthy eating. In the best shape of her life, I could not understand why she felt unwell and why she would get winded from both strenuous exercise or simply walking up a flight of stairs. After test in my report have shows Cancer. Doctor suggest me to use yours product now today I feel piece from pain and also help to fight from cancer
I’ve learned a lot about lung cancer since I was first diagnosed in the winter. I’ve learned that people can get lung cancer even if they have no risk factors. I’ve learned that you do not usually have symptoms of lung cancer until you are at an advanced stage. I’ve learned that most of the people who get lung cancer are diagnosed with stage III or stage IV disease. I’ve learned that the survival statistics, due to the chronic underfunding of research, are horrendous. I’ve realized that so much of what I thought I knew about lung cancer is inaccurate. For instance, I thought I knew what lung cancer looked like: It was a sick person, an older person, somebody on oxygen ( if not a respirator). It was somebody wheezing, coughing, ashen, and dying. Doctor prescibe me to take onconorm Capsules now I am totally fit thanks to onconorm
