Adjunctive Cancer Care Treatment
The Leading Edge Clinic offers Adjunctive Cancer Care treatment using repurposed pharmaceutical drugs and supplements, and metabolic interventions, based upon the body of evidence supporting the Metabolic Theory of Cancer. The therapeutic interventions we utilize largely follow Dr. Paul Marik’s Tier 1 and 2 recommendations from his cancer care handbook, based off his analysis on the scientific research of over 250+ repurposed pharmaceutical drugs, and over 2000+ repurposed nutraceutical supplements in treating cancer. Recommendations are based not only upon efficacy, but also upon their safety profile. All interventions demonstrate both remarkable cancer-fighting properties, and incredible safety profiles, especially when taken in tandem with traditional treatments (ie: chemo, radiation, etc…).
When we get our new cancer patients started on adjunctive treatments, we begin by seeing them three times in the first four months of treatment. The initial appointment is an hour in duration, and the two followup appointments are 30 minutes each. Also during the duration of the four months, patients receive support from our staff of Registered Nurses, who perform frequent check-ins to ensure patient adherence to the adjunctive cancer care plan, help manage symptoms, and address any issues or concerns. Patients, of course, do not have to wait for nursing calls, and can call the nursing line at any time when they have questions.
The cost of this initial phase of adjunctive cancer care is $2,350. After the initial four month phase, patients will have opportunities for continued care that allow them to book appointments with their provider on an as-needed basis.
Cancer Care Handbook
The Role Of Repurposed Drugs And Metabolic Interventions In Treating Cancer is Dr. Paul Marik’s amalgamation of research into the existing scientific evidence behind: 1) the metabolic theory of cancer; 2) the role and safety of over 250+ repurposed drugs and over 2,000+ repurposed supplements to treat cancer summarized into recommendations for and against; and 3) the role of metabolic interventions such as dietary changes, exercise, sleep, and sunshine. This link is to the PDF version on the FLCCC website, and plays a key role in most of the therapies in our treatment plans.
Dispelling The Somatic Mutation Theory of Cancer
In this substack article. Dr. Pierre Kory addresses the logical fallacies behind the Somatic Theory of Cancer, which has been the driving theory behind decades of treatment “innovation”, resulting in many hundreds of targeted therapies. Through all the many billions of dollars in research funding, and hundreds of new treatments, the 5 year survival rates of cancer have remained the same. As Dr. Kory dispels the existing scientific literature, readers will begin to understand why further studies and research are needed on treatments that address metabolic approaches, instead of the universally accepted somatic-based approaches.
The Metabolic Theory of Cancer
In this substack article, Dr. Kory discusses the nearly lost history of research behind The Metabolic Theory of Cancer, which is the driving theory behind how we approach and care for patients with our adjunctive cancer care program. Research began in the 1920s by Dr. Otto Warburg, was continued, and eventually validated through others that found the missing pieces through studies unintentionally proving this theory’s hypothesis – that metabolic dysfunction and oxidative stress originating in the energy producing centers of the cell cause the downstream effects that we refer to as cancer.