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Anybody take resveratrol?

Forums General Melanoma Community Anybody take resveratrol?

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    triciad
    Participant

      Hi Everyone,

      My new oncologist told me to take resveratrol, tumeric, and paba.  When I went to buy the resveratrol, there were so many different kinds, I just came home.  Does anyone have any suggestions as to what kind, brand, and how much?

      Thanks for your help and best wishes for good health to all warriors!

      Tricia

      Hi Everyone,

      My new oncologist told me to take resveratrol, tumeric, and paba.  When I went to buy the resveratrol, there were so many different kinds, I just came home.  Does anyone have any suggestions as to what kind, brand, and how much?

      Thanks for your help and best wishes for good health to all warriors!

      Tricia

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        Gene_S
        Participant

          Hi Tricia,

          I Strongly recommend that you watch the following short video and do some research on the diet mentioned in the video (search Rave Diet).

          I have watched the complete video and the numbers are really amazing as to how many stage 3 melanoma cancers can be cured by simply changing their diet and lifestyle. Don't forget to get some daily Sun on your skin. The Sun is a gift from God (just don't abuse it).   Best wishes, Gene

           

          Healing Cancer From The Inside Out – Preview

          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0g_Bbkc5JQ

          Sorry, I got away from your original question, I will post an answer in the future.

          Gene_S
          Participant

            Hi Tricia,

            I Strongly recommend that you watch the following short video and do some research on the diet mentioned in the video (search Rave Diet).

            I have watched the complete video and the numbers are really amazing as to how many stage 3 melanoma cancers can be cured by simply changing their diet and lifestyle. Don't forget to get some daily Sun on your skin. The Sun is a gift from God (just don't abuse it).   Best wishes, Gene

             

            Healing Cancer From The Inside Out – Preview

            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0g_Bbkc5JQ

            Sorry, I got away from your original question, I will post an answer in the future.

            Gene_S
            Participant

              Hi Tricia,

              I Strongly recommend that you watch the following short video and do some research on the diet mentioned in the video (search Rave Diet).

              I have watched the complete video and the numbers are really amazing as to how many stage 3 melanoma cancers can be cured by simply changing their diet and lifestyle. Don't forget to get some daily Sun on your skin. The Sun is a gift from God (just don't abuse it).   Best wishes, Gene

               

              Healing Cancer From The Inside Out – Preview

              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0g_Bbkc5JQ

              Sorry, I got away from your original question, I will post an answer in the future.

              SoCalDave
              Participant

                It was the 1 thing my Oncologist suggested – he said he takes it. I don't know. I take that (from vitacost, I think 500mg); plus turmeric, a daily multi, fish oil, d3, vitamin C; so far my local mets keep coming back so who knows…

                  triciad
                  Participant

                    Thank you so much for the information.  Watch out with the vitamin C.  My onclolgist (Dr. Anna Pavlick of NYU) told me that manufactured vitamin C promotes melanoma growth.  Natural vitamin C is fine (oranges, citrus, etc.)  I had eye surgery and I had to take 1000 mg/day of vitamin C per day.  I had 2 local recurrances in a 2 month time frame.  Maybe she is on to something.  Naturally, I'm not taking it anymore.

                    Best of luck you!

                    triciad
                    Participant

                      Thank you so much for the information.  Watch out with the vitamin C.  My onclolgist (Dr. Anna Pavlick of NYU) told me that manufactured vitamin C promotes melanoma growth.  Natural vitamin C is fine (oranges, citrus, etc.)  I had eye surgery and I had to take 1000 mg/day of vitamin C per day.  I had 2 local recurrances in a 2 month time frame.  Maybe she is on to something.  Naturally, I'm not taking it anymore.

                      Best of luck you!

                      triciad
                      Participant

                        Thank you so much for the information.  Watch out with the vitamin C.  My onclolgist (Dr. Anna Pavlick of NYU) told me that manufactured vitamin C promotes melanoma growth.  Natural vitamin C is fine (oranges, citrus, etc.)  I had eye surgery and I had to take 1000 mg/day of vitamin C per day.  I had 2 local recurrances in a 2 month time frame.  Maybe she is on to something.  Naturally, I'm not taking it anymore.

                        Best of luck you!

                      SoCalDave
                      Participant

                        It was the 1 thing my Oncologist suggested – he said he takes it. I don't know. I take that (from vitacost, I think 500mg); plus turmeric, a daily multi, fish oil, d3, vitamin C; so far my local mets keep coming back so who knows…

                        SoCalDave
                        Participant

                          It was the 1 thing my Oncologist suggested – he said he takes it. I don't know. I take that (from vitacost, I think 500mg); plus turmeric, a daily multi, fish oil, d3, vitamin C; so far my local mets keep coming back so who knows…

                          larrysny
                          Participant

                            Tricia, I agree with your oncolongist and recommend you consider trying Longevinex.  You can access extensive information on resveratrol at the website longevinex.com.  After you have looked at the info, call or email Bill Sardi directly and he will be happy to answer your questions. 

                            I am 67 years old, have CAD and had skin cancer growth removed about 10 years ago.  I  have been taking Longevinex for over 7 years and hope it is helping prevent further problems but I can attest that my general health and endurance has improved dramaticly.  My tennis game is better than it was 10 years ago. 

                            Sincerely,

                            Larry

                            larrysny
                            Participant

                              Tricia, I agree with your oncolongist and recommend you consider trying Longevinex.  You can access extensive information on resveratrol at the website longevinex.com.  After you have looked at the info, call or email Bill Sardi directly and he will be happy to answer your questions. 

                              I am 67 years old, have CAD and had skin cancer growth removed about 10 years ago.  I  have been taking Longevinex for over 7 years and hope it is helping prevent further problems but I can attest that my general health and endurance has improved dramaticly.  My tennis game is better than it was 10 years ago. 

                              Sincerely,

                              Larry

                                triciad
                                Participant

                                  Thanks Larry…I'll look into it.

                                  triciad
                                  Participant

                                    Thanks Larry…I'll look into it.

                                    triciad
                                    Participant

                                      Thanks Larry…I'll look into it.

                                    larrysny
                                    Participant

                                      Tricia, I agree with your oncolongist and recommend you consider trying Longevinex.  You can access extensive information on resveratrol at the website longevinex.com.  After you have looked at the info, call or email Bill Sardi directly and he will be happy to answer your questions. 

                                      I am 67 years old, have CAD and had skin cancer growth removed about 10 years ago.  I  have been taking Longevinex for over 7 years and hope it is helping prevent further problems but I can attest that my general health and endurance has improved dramaticly.  My tennis game is better than it was 10 years ago. 

                                      Sincerely,

                                      Larry

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