Here's The Scoop

Some who are reading this and a lot who are not have questions as to what kind of treatment we are doing.  The only options we have are to attack the tumors.  They are so fast moving that we don't have enough time to build Walt's immune system to be able to handle them alone.  We are also working on that aspect but the attack is on.  There is so much information out there that it has taken me a little time to put it all together.  The last thing we want to do is more harm or cancel out the good by using things together that don't work together.  We are using a website that we got from the doctors office.  It's called cancertutor.com and it's amazing.  The whole thing is put together by a man who has been a trained cancer researcher since 2002.  There is no advertizing and he is not selling anything.  We are using the Dirt Cheap Protocol.  We are implementing the things that are meant to deal with our type of cancer and the fact that it is fast growing and stage 4.  We are doing the baking soda and the cancer diet.  Yesterday we tried the 6 lemons a day.  Didn't work.  Walt felt bad and just couldn't get it down so we are nixing that one.  We have been told that the most important guide is how he feels.  So tomorrow we are going to do the honey treatment.  The honey will be a vehicle for turmeric, cinnamon, and ginger.  We will keep trying every treatment on this protocol.  There are friends and family who have many suggestions.  We look into them all and appreciate the concern.  Know this, I have the email address of the researcher and I can ask him any question and he gets right back to me.  He is better than a doctor because he just wants to help.  He doesn't ask for a dime and is giving us the treatments we can afford and are the best for Walts condition.  We would love the outcome to be a cure, but if it buys time and keeps him out of pain then that's a plus.  Perhaps the cancer can be kept at bay so that we can build that immune system.
I did find some contradictions on the website as far as what Walt could eat on the cancer diet.  It says "no meat".  Then on the protocol it said that if he wasn't taking these certain enzymes he could eat meat.  So, I asked Webster and he said Walt could eat meat.  He also said that dairy products are not good for any human, but not forbidden on the diet.  I also asked about the Zeolite we use in our house for cleaning, etc.  He said it wasn't a cancer cure, but it does remove the metals from your system so he should take it too.  He does.
So tonight Walt had a small hamburger patty on lettuce with tomato and avocado.  He was in hog heaven.  He won't get a lot of meat and mostly organic chicken, but it is a treat.
Hope this isn't all boring.  It is what is foremost on our minds and consumes our life right now so please bare with us.
Thanks again and love you all.