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Breast Cancer and Blood Type A
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Posted by: Melissa Bennett 11/30/2008 11:05 PM

 

October 30th, 2008
 
Blood Group A cancer Immunologic Factors
 
 
Blood  group A exhibits increased levels of P-glycoprotein which may indicate why individuals may not respond to conventional chemotherapy as well as other blood groups.  The newer chemotherapies, which are monoclonal antibodies, such as trastuzumab may have a more causative affect because of their ability to target cancer cells. The data from these studies show very positive results. An increase in survival rate had improved survival rates to 52% compared to standard chemotherapy. It would be interesting to know what percentage of patients in this particular study (B-31) were Blood Group “A”. It appears that a more integrated treatment protocol should be considered using conventional modalities as well as dietary modifications. Or better yet, change the diet prior to diagnosis to alter the odds of cancer metastasis.  
 
Blood Group “A” individuals have a very low immunologic response to T and Tn antigens because they share the same sugar (N-acetygalactosamine). This allows the cancer cells to bypass the immune system and replicate with little interference from the Type A antibodies. Breast cancer in general can be very invasive depending on how well-differentiated the cancer cells appear. The more differentiated a cancer cell becomes; the greater it’s ability to adhere to other cells. A blood group “A” individual with a breast cancer diagnosis must primarily focus on creating a nutritional strategy which will have an effect on cancer survivorship.
 
A good foundation would be to open up areas of elimination by incorporating infra-red saunas, hydrotherapy, dry skin brushing and focusing on the digestion. Making sure the body has fewer chemicals to contend with on a daily basis so that the body has more energy to heal. Consume foods that are Blood group specific for “A” such as Vegetables, Tofu, Grains, Beans and Fruit which are all from the highly beneficial foods within the Fruit and Vegetable sections. Avoiding foods which contain lectins that blood type “A” cannot assimilate. Supporting the body with herbal Tea’s that are highly beneficial and blood purifiers (unless contraindicated by chemotherapy) Avoid meat protein especially charcoal grilled. Increase daily intake of purified water. 
 
Cancer has a physiological, emotional and spiritual component. Food also has an affect on these areas. If we consume the wrong foods and continue in a pattern that is detrimental to our bodies, we have the ability to influence all of the above. This is why the blood type diet makes complete sense; G-d is amazing…He leaves puzzles for man to solve and waits patiently for someone to figure it out. He also say’s his people perish for lack of knowledge; It is a blessing to be able to share this information and make an impact on the Individual’s health and the health of generations to come.
 
Sincerely,
Melissa Bennett, ND
Copyright ©2008 Melissa Bennett, ND
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Re: Breast Cancer and Blood Type A    By Vino Nebbiolo on 1/13/2010 3:23 PM
Wow, I never knew thatBreast Cancer and Blood Type A That's pretty interesting... . <br>

Re: Breast Cancer and Blood Type A    By Cristina Ryan on 1/13/2010 3:23 PM
I would like to know how important it is to separate my fruits from all other foods, even my veggies. Is it true the fruit will create the sugar that feeds the cancer cells if it is eaten with other foods? So eating my nuts and fruit together is a no-no. Even to add fruit to my salad? Does this make sense?<br>Does mixing my grains and proteins interfere with proper digestion and not allow my body to heal?<br>My history: I am 40 yrs old.<br>Breast cancer in L breast, April of 2007. Lumpectomy, chemotherapy, double mastectomy and radiation, completed by January 2008. Reconstruction, (tram flap?)- skin and fat from my tummy used to reconstruct both breasts.<br>Breast cancer recurred in L breast, pressing on sternum, causing extreme pain - spring of this year. Lumps popping out, tumor is growing between my ribs and chest wall, inoperable.<br>I have changed my diet completely and added many vitamins.<br>No dairy, meat, sugar or wheat, since May 5, 2009.<br>Zeolite from Waiora<br>Mushroom tincture<br>Protocol from Dr Abram Hoffer<br>Scans in early August show cancer spread to left lung and liver.<br>Lung filled with fluid and 1.2 Litres drained.<br>Started 50 grams Vitamin C intravenously on August 14.<br>Pain has subsided substantially after only 2 treatments.<br>Schedule is Monday, Wednesday, Friday.<br>I am trying mistletoe, started last week.<br>I drink 2 oz. of Essiac tea in the evening, made by a local woman.<br>What else can I do?<br>I feel the lumps are still growing.<br>I am Blood Type A and I am trying to follow it to a T, when I have time. It seems there is not enough time in a day to get all that we need to.<br>I juice my fruit at breakfast, beets and carrots at lunch, and swiss chard, spinach or kale with celery and an apple at dinner. I am trying to eat tofu, soy beans, amaranth, kasha. Sometimes there is not enough time. <br>My overall well-being has improved so much since my diet change in May.<br>I have so much more energy than ever before.<br>I believe I can create an environment for my body to heal itself. Getting all the toxins out of my body with the zeolite, allows my body to receive the vitamins it needs. I drink water with lemon and aluminum free baking soda all day. I visualize it cleansing my body.<br>Sometimes feel discouraged, but never enough to stop what I am doing.<br>Please help. <br><br>


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