My life has been in a whirlwind for the past few months. I was diagnosed last week after months of tests with MEN-1. It’s rare and incurable. I started losing weight without trying then it’s progressed and I haven’t been able to eat much or stop the weight loss. I’m continuing to pray for you Peter. I would appreciate your prayers. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@PeterMRiley You might have Irritable Bowel syndrome (IBS) or Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Crohns Disease or Celiac Disease which are all digestive conditions, It also could be certain food you are eating that's causing your symptoms, You could be Gluten or Lactose intolerant or maybe your body doesn't absorb fat which could be another problem, read up about it, there's plenty of information out there.
PETER!!!!! It's so good to see and update from you! I'm sorry to hear about the ongoing issues, and I think you're on the right path to research, learn, and help yourself. A little tip on the Vitamin D3; it has to be taken with Vitamin K2, otherwise, it won't be absorbed/utilized. Post cancer, I take 15,000iu of D3 per day, with K2. That's put my D level in the 80-something range. Fermented foods are considered to have the most "active" probiotics in them, so you might look into that, and find something you enjoy. It would also be very high in fiber, if that's something that would help you with the bile. A year's time is not very long in the world of cancer recovery. Especially with significant, body function, altering surgery like you've had. You're dealing with a ton of toxins in your body (detoxing with Chlorella would be a good idea), the healing/refunctioning/etc. related to the surgery, and the altered body function due to the surgery.....it's a long road. Been there, done that, have the T-shirt. Best things you can do: Detox, eat mostly raw (uncooked) plant based (dip raw vegetables in guacamole), probably go gluten free as much as possible, and really focus on foods with really high nutrition, while avoiding things like rice/potatoes (except sweet potatoes), corn and corn products, dairy, and literally anything processed. Takes a hot minute to get used to shopping that way, but soon stops becoming "I just go around telling myself no all the time" and starts becoming, "I get to eat all of this!!!" It won't take long for you to notice significant changes. Keep after it my friend!! You've got this!!
I'm with you when it comes to finding a more natural approach to health issues whenever possible. You have always struck me as being very wise, which will be at least partly attributable to your positive attitude towards life - pleased to see that remains unchanged. Wishing you steady improvements in the days ahead. Take care, Peter. Karen
It's good to see you out and about Peter. I am not surprised you are finding solutions for your stomach issues, since you pretty much diagnosed your type of cancer before the doctors confirmed your suspicions. Sometimes it does require trying new supplements, something my son does as his stomach isn't always his friend. And it can get expensive, so your comments resonated with me. That said, it looks like you are in a good place mentally and moving into a better place physically. Very glad to hear this.
Happy to see you ! What a beautiful area to walk/run in . Sorry you continue to have challenges with recovery. Sending you good thoughts from Canada . Hope you get some answers and feel better.
So glad to see a video from you!! As usual beautiful scenery( loved the little shoe boxing insert, very funny). Lol. Glad you’re improving, even if it’s slow, it’s improving. So happy for you that you are able to run again. Please keep posting videos! Cheers Peter!
Lovely to see you again after such a long time. I had my gallbladder removed so I know what you’re going through. I always have problems with sugar or fatty foods. I can’t take any fibre because I only have 5 feet of intestines left.
Hi Peter so good to see you and looking really well, if anyone can fine an answer to your problems it's you, I'll keep my fingers crossed .....hugs you and Jenny....Mary from 🇨🇦. 💜💜🦋
such a great update, Im delighted youre getting healthier by the day. god damn you now im online wanting to buy loads of altra trainers.. these are totally new to me! keep us updaed more often we love to see them
Every once in a while I think Peter hasn’t posted lately and boom, there you are!😂it’s great that you’re able to do more now. In a few weeks I’m going to have my fourth surgery for Neuroendocrine Carcinoid Cancer. It’s been delayed since March of this year. I was diagnosed March 1,2020 so I completely understand your concern about not being close to a bathroom. So far my liver hasn’t had any cancer but my appendix, small intestine, half my colon as well as many lymph nodes. I also had a preventative gallbladder removal with my colon removal. I’m still having digestive issues and have to be extremely careful with the foods I eat. My Oncologist and Endocrinologist told me bile salts only help with pancreatic nets but if they work for you that’s great. I still have to take the monthly injection of Octreotide and I discovered they have a quick acting ampule that you can inject yourself with in an emergent situation and it’s been an incredible tool to have in my bag of remedies. I think also psychologically it makes me feel safer being out as well. Anyways I thought I’d let you know it’s available. Also increasing fiber intake & the other things you mentioned. Since I’m also on chemotherapy my whole digestive track is a nightmare but before I started the fast acting Octreotide (Somatostatin)was helping me along with the long acting and being very careful of what I eat. Unfortunately because I have MENS 2 I will have to have these injections for the rest of my life. Or until a new therapy is found. Were you checked to see if you have MENS? I don’t remember if you mentioned it. Anyways enjoy the beautiful day😊it’s beautiful here in Canada today as well. Take care.
Hi Natalie. I've never been tested for MENS to be honest. It's definitely an adventureat times being out and about with my current digestive system! Best wishes for your upcoming operation, and any treatment you have in your future.
@@PeterMRiley I think you need to get tested because we carry a higher chance of getting medullary thyroid cancer(the deadliest and rarest type)I tested positive and I have 3 kids so since it’s genetic they all need to be tested as well as be educated about this rare disease for their health. Most people choose a prophylactic removal of their thyroid but it also depends on which MENS it is. Thanks and I wish you good health as well. Take care.
Hang in there and be patient with yourself. I was diagnosed with PNETs that spread from pancreas to liver about 18 months ago. Mine is not operable. However, I have been on lanreotide and that has helped so much with the discomfort. 19 years ago, I had my gallbladder out (unrelated issue I think). I really had to relearn how to eat. Avoiding fats really helps me. Also, I have learned that the lanreotide makes digesting fiber extremely difficult. I don't know if you are on any medication after the liver resection that might be aggravating your condition. I will pray that you feel better. I love to run and play tennis, so I completely understand wanting to be out there competing. I am still jogging (although slowly) and playing tennis and am loving every minute I can do it. Blessings to you from the US....
Hi Jennifer. I'm glad you're getting some relief from the lanreotide. I was taken off lanreotide recently as I was one year post liver resection. I think that's added to the confusion inside my body! All the best and definitely keep getting out on that court when you can. Tennis is such a great sport. It was the main sport I played growing up and still watch it when I can.
Hi Jennifer. I'm glad you're getting some relief from the lanreotide. I was taken off lanreotide recently as I was one year post liver resection. I think that's added to the confusion inside my body! All the best and definitely keep getting out on that court when you can. Tennis is such a great sport. It was the main sport I played growing up and still watch it when I can.
Hi Peter good to hear you’re getting back out on the trails. Have you tried the Hoka Speedgoat 5? I love my pair, seems that you’re more into your minimalist shoes, so maybe you haven’t but, they are awesome! And Jim Walmsley wears them so can’t be bad!
Go for it, that's absolutely fine. I've never tried Hoka to be honest. Might be a bit narrow for me from what I hear, but I know people love them. Thanks for your support Joe.
Hi Joan! I've not talked in depth with them about it. I will if I reach the point when I feel I need some medicine. Just trying to sort it as naturally as possible first.
I had the same problem of too much diarrhoea after breakfast. I took ox bile before breakfast and it seem to have resolved my issues. I initially took a broad spectrum digestive enzymes but I reverted to ox bile only given I have a bile issue only.
Great to see you posting again. I've been watching your channel over the weekend after a year+ of investigating strange symptoms as my doctor surprised me with a high 5-HIAA Plasma result and I don't even know from where this value was obtained. They said my value was 31 ng/ml, with a reference range of
@Brian Can You Describe Your Symptoms Which Prompted You To Go For 5 HIAA. Im Also Suffering From Itiching And Burning Sensation From Past 6 Months With A History Of IBS Since 2019. My Doctor Has Now Suggested Some Cancer Screening With 5 HIAA And C.T Scan With Contrast. Please Reply Soon Lots Of Prayers And Love To Peter & You From India :-)
Exercise may be good in moderation but it does drop the body temperature (after the body cools down take your temperature: it will be lower than before you started) so perhaps those who have a body temperature that is often on the low side should tread with caution when it comes to chronic, punishing exercise. Supplements can be dangerous and some of them have been linked to various cancers; sometimes it's good to give the body a break from supplements (it's best to wean oneself off) to see whether one's health doesn't improve. Someone on a diet comprised of mostly whole foods (in moderation) with a little bit of what one fancies thrown in for good measure may show low levels of certain vitamins and minerals; be careful that it is not simply a case of the body not storing what it doesn't need. Each person is different with different nutritional needs so what applies to one person may not apply to someone else.
Hey. Long time no video. Good to see your feeling and looking better. Have you looked into tudca? I think it’s called. A drug with no known side effects that helps with too much bile. I’ll try find the link I saw it and send it to you. Enjoy your holiday. Ali x
Hello! I recently had to have a surprise gall-bladder removal myself. I've also started taking digestive enzymes and watching what I eat. That's not comparing my situation to yours--You've gone through way more than I have. Good to see an update from you.
Ask your doctor to prescribe Cholestyramine. That will solve the bile salt diarrhea. The supplements don’t help and are a waste of money in my opinion. When I had my gallbladder out I had the same problem and did the supplements thing too. The cholestyramine gave me my life back. After a number of years I was able to wean off it and now I can eat anything I want with no digestive problems. I never thought I’d see the day but there you are. Please ask your doctor about this you will not regret it!
Hi Ned. Thank you for your suggestion. I'm a little reluctant at the moment to take any medication but I will definitely go down that route if things continue to be a problem. It's good to hear that it helped you a lot.
Hello Pete. Nice to see you here on TH-cam again. Your looking well. And at least your back to some form of running regime. Which is good. Sorry about your digestive problem. I am sure you will find an answer to it. You have come a long way, in twelve months. And as time goes by you will feel better. ✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜👍
Have you thought about going to see an Ayurvedic doctor/clinic? All disease start in the gut so it’s important that you get it looked at - maybe panchakarma which is a deep tissue detox and a whole new resetting could be good? I was able to heal a auto immune disease with Ayurveda within 2 weeks my symptoms were gone - 4 weeks later I had build enough strength in my body to do panchakarma and 7 years later I have had no symptoms. If you go your research Ayurveda makes a lot of sense because we are all different mixes of constitutions and we all get out of balance. Clearly since you developed cancer your body was imbalanced before and now you had quite aggressive surgeries and I’m believing that your headaches could come from that same imbalances…same with your sinuses! It’s worth looking into and compared to other things out there it’s quite affordable and if you could take time off maybe even a 3 weeks stay in India would be a good reset. Just want to throw it out there as a lot of symptoms make sense from what I have learned from Ayurveda over the years. And being a mother of 5 children we have cured quite some amazing things with the help of Ayurveda. Auto immune disease, my husband who could never loose weight even though he was very active was able to loose 20 kg and keep it off as it helped calm his nervous system, autism, adhd, drug addiction to name some. It might not be for you but I just wanted to throw it out there as I think a holistic view on what your body has been going through could be the answer for you. Good luck 🍀
My life has been in a whirlwind for the past few months. I was diagnosed last week after months of tests with MEN-1. It’s rare and incurable. I started losing weight without trying then it’s progressed and I haven’t been able to eat much or stop the weight loss. I’m continuing to pray for you Peter. I would appreciate your prayers. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hi Kimberlyn. Really sorry to hear you're having such a tough time. Sending my prayers to you.
@@PeterMRiley You might have Irritable Bowel syndrome (IBS) or Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Crohns Disease or Celiac Disease which are all digestive conditions, It also could be certain food you are eating that's causing your symptoms, You could be Gluten or Lactose intolerant or maybe your body doesn't absorb fat which could be another problem, read up about it, there's plenty of information out there.
@@gambrydew2059 I he took your advice.
PETER!!!!! It's so good to see and update from you! I'm sorry to hear about the ongoing issues, and I think you're on the right path to research, learn, and help yourself. A little tip on the Vitamin D3; it has to be taken with Vitamin K2, otherwise, it won't be absorbed/utilized. Post cancer, I take 15,000iu of D3 per day, with K2. That's put my D level in the 80-something range. Fermented foods are considered to have the most "active" probiotics in them, so you might look into that, and find something you enjoy. It would also be very high in fiber, if that's something that would help you with the bile.
A year's time is not very long in the world of cancer recovery. Especially with significant, body function, altering surgery like you've had. You're dealing with a ton of toxins in your body (detoxing with Chlorella would be a good idea), the healing/refunctioning/etc. related to the surgery, and the altered body function due to the surgery.....it's a long road. Been there, done that, have the T-shirt. Best things you can do: Detox, eat mostly raw (uncooked) plant based (dip raw vegetables in guacamole), probably go gluten free as much as possible, and really focus on foods with really high nutrition, while avoiding things like rice/potatoes (except sweet potatoes), corn and corn products, dairy, and literally anything processed. Takes a hot minute to get used to shopping that way, but soon stops becoming "I just go around telling myself no all the time" and starts becoming, "I get to eat all of this!!!" It won't take long for you to notice significant changes.
Keep after it my friend!! You've got this!!
Thank you Todd! Appreciate your suggestions 👌
Well done Peter, nice to see you again on line. Time, really is a good healer. Lovely walk that you are doing
Glad to hear from you and know that despite the few issues that you're facing, you're doing good. Healing prayers as always.
Thanks Mark.
I love your updates......always positive and meaning it by showing it. Keep going Peter.
I'm with you when it comes to finding a more natural approach to health issues whenever possible. You have always struck me as being very wise, which will be at least partly attributable to your positive attitude towards life - pleased to see that remains unchanged. Wishing you steady improvements in the days ahead. Take care, Peter.
Karen
Thank you Karen!
It's good to see you out and about Peter. I am not surprised you are finding solutions for your stomach issues, since you pretty much diagnosed your type of cancer before the doctors confirmed your suspicions. Sometimes it does require trying new supplements, something my son does as his stomach isn't always his friend. And it can get expensive, so your comments resonated with me. That said, it looks like you are in a good place mentally and moving into a better place physically. Very glad to hear this.
Thanks so much Kate.
Happy to see you ! What a beautiful area to walk/run in . Sorry you continue to have challenges with recovery. Sending you good thoughts from Canada . Hope you get some answers and feel better.
Thank you Judith!
God be with you and all who are battling health problems or any other problems.
Just a blip sounds like you have a great medical team. Take care Mark
Hi Peter Welcome back nice to hear from you again sorry about the problems you have experience
sure you get it sorted Love to you and all the family x
Hi Roulla. Thank you, and love to you too x
Good to hear from you Peter
Keep well
Great to see you again, Peter!
Great to see you back on videos . Missed you
Thanks Sheri!
So glad to see a video from you!! As usual beautiful scenery( loved the little shoe boxing insert, very funny). Lol. Glad you’re improving, even if it’s slow, it’s improving. So happy for you that you are able to run again. Please keep posting videos! Cheers Peter!
Thanks so much Cherie. More videos to come in the future! Hope you're well.
Lovely to see you again after such a long time. I had my gallbladder removed so I know what you’re going through.
I always have problems with sugar or fatty foods. I can’t take any fibre because I only have 5 feet of intestines left.
Thank you Julie. Sugar doesn't seem to agree with me either!
Best wishes to you, Peter. Thanks so much for posting!
Glad to see another video. Great your listening to your body and doing what’s right.
Can’t believe it’s a year already since the surgery.
Best your way Peter!
Hi Peter so good to see you and looking really well, if anyone can fine an answer to your problems it's you, I'll keep my fingers crossed .....hugs you and Jenny....Mary from 🇨🇦. 💜💜🦋
Thanks so much Mary. All the best to you.
Hi Peter. Thank you for the update. I’d been wondering how you’re doing.
God bless you man.
such a great update, Im delighted youre getting healthier by the day. god damn you now im online wanting to buy loads of altra trainers.. these are totally new to me! keep us updaed more often we love to see them
Thanks so much Sarah. And if you do buy a pair, I hope you enjoy them!
Thanks so much Sarah. And if you do buy a pair, I hope you enjoy them!
Every once in a while I think Peter hasn’t posted lately and boom, there you are!😂it’s great that you’re able to do more now. In a few weeks I’m going to have my fourth surgery for Neuroendocrine Carcinoid Cancer. It’s been delayed since March of this year. I was diagnosed March 1,2020 so I completely understand your concern about not being close to a bathroom. So far my liver hasn’t had any cancer but my appendix, small intestine, half my colon as well as many lymph nodes. I also had a preventative gallbladder removal with my colon removal. I’m still having digestive issues and have to be extremely careful with the foods I eat. My Oncologist and Endocrinologist told me bile salts only help with pancreatic nets but if they work for you that’s great. I still have to take the monthly injection of Octreotide and I discovered they have a quick acting ampule that you can inject yourself with in an emergent situation and it’s been an incredible tool to have in my bag of remedies. I think also psychologically it makes me feel safer being out as well. Anyways I thought I’d let you know it’s available. Also increasing fiber intake & the other things you mentioned. Since I’m also on chemotherapy my whole digestive track is a nightmare but before I started the fast acting Octreotide (Somatostatin)was helping me along with the long acting and being very careful of what I eat. Unfortunately because I have MENS 2 I will have to have these injections for the rest of my life. Or until a new therapy is found. Were you checked to see if you have MENS? I don’t remember if you mentioned it. Anyways enjoy the beautiful day😊it’s beautiful here in Canada today as well. Take care.
Hi Natalie. I've never been tested for MENS to be honest.
It's definitely an adventureat times being out and about with my current digestive system!
Best wishes for your upcoming operation, and any treatment you have in your future.
@@PeterMRiley I think you need to get tested because we carry a higher chance of getting medullary thyroid cancer(the deadliest and rarest type)I tested positive and I have 3 kids so since it’s genetic they all need to be tested as well as be educated about this rare disease for their health. Most people choose a prophylactic removal of their thyroid but it also depends on which MENS it is. Thanks and I wish you good health as well. Take care.
Hang in there and be patient with yourself. I was diagnosed with PNETs that spread from pancreas to liver about 18 months ago. Mine is not operable. However, I have been on lanreotide and that has helped so much with the discomfort. 19 years ago, I had my gallbladder out (unrelated issue I think). I really had to relearn how to eat. Avoiding fats really helps me. Also, I have learned that the lanreotide makes digesting fiber extremely difficult. I don't know if you are on any medication after the liver resection that might be aggravating your condition. I will pray that you feel better. I love to run and play tennis, so I completely understand wanting to be out there competing. I am still jogging (although slowly) and playing tennis and am loving every minute I can do it. Blessings to you from the US....
Hi Jennifer. I'm glad you're getting some relief from the lanreotide. I was taken off lanreotide recently as I was one year post liver resection. I think that's added to the confusion inside my body!
All the best and definitely keep getting out on that court when you can. Tennis is such a great sport. It was the main sport I played growing up and still watch it when I can.
Hi Jennifer. I'm glad you're getting some relief from the lanreotide. I was taken off lanreotide recently as I was one year post liver resection. I think that's added to the confusion inside my body!
All the best and definitely keep getting out on that court when you can. Tennis is such a great sport. It was the main sport I played growing up and still watch it when I can.
Good to hear your doing well buddy 👍
Thank you!
How would you have excess bile while your bile is removed?
Great Video , love that saying , don't forget where you came from 👏👏
Thanks Andrew.
I was prescribed cotazym after my Whipple Procedure. I also live without a gall bladder. Started last month on Athletic Greens. It's been great
Been tempted by Athletic Greens myself. I just wish it wasn't so expensive!
Not cheap. Costs me $125CAD per month. But it really has changed alot for me. Improved my digestion, focus and energy levels.
Peter Brother Lots Of Love From Another Brother From India.
You are a hero.
Hi Peter good to hear you’re getting back out on the trails. Have you tried the Hoka Speedgoat 5? I love my pair, seems that you’re more into your minimalist shoes, so maybe you haven’t but, they are awesome! And Jim Walmsley wears them so can’t be bad!
I also added you on Strava, thought it would be cool to keep track of your progress, hope you’re ok with that, if not let me know 👍🏻
Go for it, that's absolutely fine. I've never tried Hoka to be honest. Might be a bit narrow for me from what I hear, but I know people love them. Thanks for your support Joe.
Hi Peter so good to see you. What does your Dr say about this issue you are having? So good however you are on the mend. ❤️🙏🏻
Hi Joan! I've not talked in depth with them about it. I will if I reach the point when I feel I need some medicine. Just trying to sort it as naturally as possible first.
I had the same problem of too much diarrhoea after breakfast. I took ox bile before breakfast and it seem to have resolved my issues. I initially took a broad spectrum digestive enzymes but I reverted to ox bile only given I have a bile issue only.
Hey. Good to hear from you. Glad the ox bile worked for you. Nice to know what worked for others in a similar situation.
Have you tried cider vinegar capsules
Great to see you posting again. I've been watching your channel over the weekend after a year+ of investigating strange symptoms as my doctor surprised me with a high 5-HIAA Plasma result and I don't even know from where this value was obtained. They said my value was 31 ng/ml, with a reference range of
Hi Brian. I did 2 24hr urine tests. They were both around 150 if I remember rightly. I hope you get some clear answers to your symptoms soon.
@@PeterMRiley thank you so much for your response. Best of luck with your journey I'll be supporting.
@Brian Can You Describe Your Symptoms Which Prompted You To Go For 5 HIAA. Im Also Suffering From Itiching And Burning Sensation From Past 6 Months With A History Of IBS Since 2019. My Doctor Has Now Suggested Some Cancer Screening With 5 HIAA And C.T Scan With Contrast. Please Reply Soon Lots Of Prayers And Love To Peter & You From India :-)
I don’t have my gallbladder. I use Probiotics they really help me.
Exercise may be good in moderation but it does drop the body temperature (after the body cools down take your temperature: it will be lower than before you started) so perhaps those who have a body temperature that is often on the low side should tread with caution when it comes to chronic, punishing exercise.
Supplements can be dangerous and some of them have been linked to various cancers; sometimes it's good to give the body a break from supplements (it's best to wean oneself off) to see whether one's health doesn't improve.
Someone on a diet comprised of mostly whole foods (in moderation) with a little bit of what one fancies thrown in for good measure may show low levels of certain vitamins and minerals; be careful that it is not simply a case of the body not storing what it doesn't need.
Each person is different with different nutritional needs so what applies to one person may not apply to someone else.
Hey. Long time no video. Good to see your feeling and looking better. Have you looked into tudca? I think it’s called. A drug with no known side effects that helps with too much bile. I’ll try find the link I saw it and send it to you. Enjoy your holiday. Ali x
Sinutab and Beconase help when I have sinus pain, my sinuses can cause bad head and tooth aches.
Thank you!
Hello! I recently had to have a surprise gall-bladder removal myself. I've also started taking digestive enzymes and watching what I eat.
That's not comparing my situation to yours--You've gone through way more than I have. Good to see an update from you.
Hey Cathie. Oh no! Sorry to hear that. I hope you're recovering well.
Hey Cathie. Oh no! Sorry to hear that. I hope you're recovering well.
do you keep a food diary?
Ask your doctor to prescribe Cholestyramine. That will solve the bile salt diarrhea. The supplements don’t help and are a waste of money in my opinion. When I had my gallbladder out I had the same problem and did the supplements thing too. The cholestyramine gave me my life back. After a number of years I was able to wean off it and now I can eat anything I want with no digestive problems. I never thought I’d see the day but there you are. Please ask your doctor about this you will not regret it!
Hi Ned. Thank you for your suggestion. I'm a little reluctant at the moment to take any medication but I will definitely go down that route if things continue to be a problem. It's good to hear that it helped you a lot.
How's your recovery going peter
Anymore flushing ?
Activated charcoal for bile dumping
Running 🏃🏻♀️ hooray 😊
When shoes gotta go they gotta go, lol.
I micro dose shrooms 🍄
Peter take tudca, avoid gluten and carbohydrates, peace ✌️🕊️ and love, keep the faith 🙏
Hello Pete. Nice to see you here on TH-cam again. Your looking well. And at least your back to some form of running regime. Which is good. Sorry about your digestive problem. I am sure you will find an answer to it. You have come a long way, in twelve months. And as time goes by you will feel better.
✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜✨💜👍
Thanks so much Ange!
Have you thought about going to see an Ayurvedic doctor/clinic? All disease start in the gut so it’s important that you get it looked at - maybe panchakarma which is a deep tissue detox and a whole new resetting could be good? I was able to heal a auto immune disease with Ayurveda within 2 weeks my symptoms were gone - 4 weeks later I had build enough strength in my body to do panchakarma and 7 years later I have had no symptoms. If you go your research Ayurveda makes a lot of sense because we are all different mixes of constitutions and we all get out of balance. Clearly since you developed cancer your body was imbalanced before and now you had quite aggressive surgeries and I’m believing that your headaches could come from that same imbalances…same with your sinuses! It’s worth looking into and compared to other things out there it’s quite affordable and if you could take time off maybe even a 3 weeks stay in India would be a good reset. Just want to throw it out there as a lot of symptoms make sense from what I have learned from Ayurveda over the years. And being a mother of 5 children we have cured quite some amazing things with the help of Ayurveda. Auto immune disease, my husband who could never loose weight even though he was very active was able to loose 20 kg and keep it off as it helped calm his nervous system, autism, adhd, drug addiction to name some. It might not be for you but I just wanted to throw it out there as I think a holistic view on what your body has been going through could be the answer for you. Good luck 🍀
Hi Rikke. It's not something I'd thought about before and not something I know a lot about to honest so I appreciate the suggestion.