In Silent Prayer: A History of Ministry with the Deaf in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, 1846-2008 Book

Acknowledgments ix

Foreword xiii

Introduction 1

Part 1 The Biology and Treatment of Cancer

1 The Biology of Cancer 7

2 Conventional Cancer Treatments 15

3 Conventional and Cocktail Strategies for Cancer Treatment 31

4 The Pros and Cons of the Cocktail Strategy 43

5 Implementing Cocktail Therapy for Cancer 57

6 Putting It All Together 69

Part 2 Off-Label Drugs and Dietary Supplements List

Off-Label Drugs 85

Antacids 86

Anti-Asthmatics 87

Antibiotics 88

Anticoagulants 89

Antidepressants 91

Anti-Diabetics 91

Antifungals 93

Anti-Inflammatory Drugs 94

Antimalarials 96

Antiplatelet Drugs 97

Anti-Seizure Drugs 99

Antitussives 99

Bisphosphonates 100

Calcium Channel Blockers 10

Chelating Agents 102

Narcotics 103

Statins 104

Thymic Hormones 105

Dietary Supplements 107

Astragalus 108

Carotenoids 109

Cartilage, Shark and Bovine 109

Coenzyme Q₁₀ 110

Curcumin 111

D-Glucaric Acid 112

DHA 113

Diindolylmethane (DIM) 113

EGCG 114

EPA 114

Essiac Tea 114

Fish Oil 115

Gamma-Linolenic Acid (GLA) 115

Genistein 116

Glutamine 116

Green Tea 117

Herbs, Chinese 119

Indole-3-Carbinol (I3C) 119

Inositol Hexaphosphate (IP-6) 120

Lycopene 121

Melatonin 121

Modified Citrus Pectin 122

Omega-3 Fatty Acids 122

Pau d'Arco 124

PSP and PSK 124

Red Yeast Rice 125

Ruta-6 125

Selenium 126

Soy Isoflavones 126

Thymus Extract 128

Tocotrienols 128

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) 129

Turmeric 130

Vitamin A 130

Vitamin C 131

Vitamin D₃ 133

Vitamin E 134

Vitamin K 134

Conclusion 137

Appendices

Glossary 143

References 151

Case Studies of Cocktail Therapy 171

About the Author 181

Index 183