GW TIPS TO SURVIVE TURBOCANCER

Remission One Year After Diagnosis

Top 10 - By Geoff Wexler

Ten Tips to Survive #TurboCancer

See This Link for these posts by Geoff: GEOFF’S HOSPITAL ORDEAL -- GEOFF'S HALLOWEEN VERSION -- GW V. THUGS @ TX HOSPITAL -- GW TIPS TO SURVIVE TURBOCANCER and his work on Incriminating Covid Patents.

I am a Moderna jab consumer, never diagnosed stages i - iii before my rapid metastatic disease spread from my lungs to liver, bones, spine and CFS brain fluid. In honor of my 1 year cancerversary and remission, while in accordance with …………. 2 Corinthians 1:3-7, I am to be a comforting light providing wisdom to others. Do not fear, is a biblical truth, consistent throughout our LORD's word. Trust Him to repeat success:

1) Draw strength, faith, courage, healing power, motivational verses, anecdotals and more from reading history and His word in the Bible. Learn from some of the great healers like Eliyahu/Elijah, Elisheva/Elisha, Yeshua/Jesus and Paul/Saul. Some key verses to consider are Exodus 15:26, Psalm 103:3 & 107:17-21, Jeremiah 17:14, Isaiah 53:5 and James 5:14-15. A more complete list can be seen here. Fellowship at a church, temple or through virtual Bible study is ĥighly recommended. G-d will guide you to victory.

2) Juice early and often as I give credit and thanks to Dr. Max Gerson's therapy, heavy on carrot juices in particular. His method also recommends coupling in coffee enemas. Both are naturopathy, which can't be patented so they have been highly censored.

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3) Get on an anti-parasitic, yet don't expect your hospital to help you acquire it at this time. I recommend choosing one that crosses the blood brain barrier. (B-B-B) 2015 award winning Ivermectin, or FenBen, are 2 more popular ones, yet there are others. Do not be timid going to a vet or walking into your nearest tractor supply store, if needed.

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4) Get genetic testing for potential targeted drugs. Pill form is on the opposite end of the evasive spectrum from traditional chemotherapy, which involves hospital bags pumping chemicals through a small hole called a port drilled in the cranium or other area of the body. In my case, with everything being new, I asked, "is it good to find a mutation?" I didn't know if a new ninja turtle status was a positive development. I learned mutations describe how the cancer cells move or multiply to prescribe matched osteopathic/allopathic drugs like inhibitors.

Stimulating Question to Ponder: Is the Triple Helix DNA Formation found inside the ModeRNA patent connected?

5) Cut your sugars, including white carbs which turn into sugar. My diagnosis of Leptomeningeal Carcinomatosis came with (2 - 6) weeks to live untreated, provided no time to stall. I cut all sugar the first 2 months out of the hospital and ate mostly raw veggies and soups. There is a protocol for starving out cancer, which I mostly followed. I ended up losing 20% of my body weight and recovered that steadily most of which was during 2 steroid regimens. My habits have formed better lifestyle and food choices in balance with #6.

6) Diet: Any holistic or naturopathy professional will rightfully focus on diet. My Oncologist, Dr. Justin Favaro, recommended and preferred the Mediterranean diet which is the one I follow closest. I started on a vegan keto diet and felt it too limiting while missing my meat. My global health freedom peer, Dr. Meryl Nass, recommends the Keto or Metabolic diet. My holistic Dr. Tess Volner would say choose one and stick with it for 3 months. She was also a cancer survivor, so her credibility (ethos) helped with our #7.

7) Get great supportive and experienced medical professionals. Put it in your head you are going to surpass and eclipse your out-of-pocket max to survive. You are going to live a while, so expect the professionals you select will be with you for that long trajectory. A good integrated doctor or holistic/naturopathy professional can enhance the Oncology experience through balance. Speaking of balance, know to speak up. Physical therapy (PT) is not always offered, yet it's highly likely insurance will cover it. Vestibular systems are off balance whether physically, spiritually, or both, when overcoming cancer, especially during longer hospital stays. While I had 2 PT companies assist me, I found through my father the benefits of stretching. Energy is a problem for many cancer patients, so when I added stretching in the morning, I gained a much needed boost, plus these other 9 benefits for your bonus TOP 10: https://www.healthline.com/health/benefits-of-stretching#benefits

8) Find a new fruit and vegetable and have fun with this next step. Researching the healing powers of what our Creator has already put forward along with maybe a tribal Testimonial of a group outliving the standard is what you’re after, or modern research coming out too. I learned soursop, a large sweet fruit, had cancer fighting properties and put my support group to work finding a hard-to-get item. You'll be surprised who steps up to bring joy to a turbocancer patient. As far as vegetables, green leafy ones, sprouts, mushrooms and the already mentioned carrots are great, while you hunt.

9) Supplements - Have fun with this step too, yet cross-check with your Oncologist or integrated professional for any issues playing in the same sandbox as your prescribed drug(s). You also are better off going to your local drugstore or a trusted online vendor like iHerb.com versus the variable vendors on marketplace sites like Amazon for safety or consistency issues. As far as particular supplements, I'd look at a gummy like beets replacing a food that's great for you that might not taste great. Also, I like Elderberry for immune support plus recommend a liver support, our primary organ which fights all diseases.

10) Set long- and short-term goals. I already told you, you're going to be around for a while, so your written goals will confirm the purposes you have for living. As one of the 1st documented high profile cases of Turbo Cancer remission and survival, the long-term goal most important to me is being an inspiration and blessing when motivating the next wave of survivors. Please reach out in comments or connect as my most active profiles are FB and linked[in]. I strongly recommend setting a family goal to impact a relationship, as somebody close depends on you more than you can even imagine. Lastly, shoot for the stars with a stretch goal, even if it's long-term or wild. Mine is neither and I'll let my doubters steam my passion for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for my 4 year mission work, 𝕎ℍ𝕆-to-𝕊𝕋𝕆ℙ℠

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HERE’S GEOFF’S VERSES

Geoff’s Bible passages for Surviving Terminal Illness (See https://www.biblegateway.com/versions/Complete-Jewish-Bible-CJB/)

Exodus 15:26 — Exodus 23:25-26 — Deuteronomy 7:14-15 — Deuteronomy 30:19-20 — 1 Kings 8:56 — Psalm 91:9-10, 14-16 — Psalm 103:1-5 — Psalm 107:17, 19-21 — Psalm 118:17 — Proverbs 4:20-24 — Isaiah 41:10 — Isaiah 53:4-5 — Jeremiah 1:12 — Jeremiah 17:14 — Jeremiah 30:17 — Joel 3:10 — Nahum 1:9 — Matthew 8:2-3 — Matthew 8:16-17 — Matthew 15:30-31 — Matthew 18:18-19 — Matthew 21:21-22 — Mark 9:23 — Mark 10:27 — Mark 11:22-24 — Mark 16:14-18 — Luke 6:19 — Luke 9:2 — Luke 13:16 — Acts 5:16 — Acts 10:38 — Romans 4:16-21 — Romans 8:2, 11 — 2.Corinthians 4:18 — 2 Corinthians 10:3-5 — Galatians 3:13-14, 29 — Ephesians 6:10-17 — Philippians 2:13 — Philippians 4:6-9 — 2 Timothy 1:7 — Hebrews 10:23 — Hebrews 10:35-36 — Hebrews 11:11 — Hebrews 13:8 — James 4:7 — James 5:14-16 — 1 Peter 2:24 — 1 John 3:21-22 — 1 John 5:14-15 — 3 John 2 — Revelation 12:11