Long-term stabilisation of myeloma [blood cancer] with curcumin

Admiral

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[FONT=&amp]ملازمت سے ریٹائرڈ شدہ خاتون ڈینیک فرگوسن کو 10 سال قبل بلڈ کینسر کی تشخیص ہوئی تھی۔ انہیں خون کا سرطان مائیلوما لاحق تھا جس میں خون کا پلازما متاثر ہوتا ہے۔ ان پر کیموتھراپی ناکام ہوگئی اور اسٹیم سیل سے علاج بھی کارگر ثابت نہ ہوا۔ ڈینیک کا کینسر دوسری مرتبہ پلٹ کر آیا تھا اور تیزی سے پھیلتے ہوئے اب کمر سمیت پورے بدن میں زبردست تکلیف کی وجہ بن رہا تھا۔ اس کیفیت میں مریض مشکل سے پانچ سال بھی زندہ نہیں رہ پاتا۔[/FONT]


[FONT=&amp]ڈینیک فرگوسن کو 2007ء میں خون کا سرطان تشخیص ہوا تھا اور وہ موت کے قریب تھیں جبکہ 2011ء میں انہوں نے سرکیومن کا استعمال شروع کیا تھا۔[/FONT][FONT=&amp]مایوس ہونے کے بجائے ڈینیک نے روزانہ ایک کیپسول کھانا شروع کردیا جس میں ہلدی کے سب سے اہم جادوئی مرکب ’سرکیومن‘ کی 8 گرام مقدار شامل تھی جو ہلدی کے دو چمچوں کے برابر ہے۔ سرکیومن، ہلدی کا سب سے اہم معالجاتی جزو ہے اور ہلدی کے ایک بڑے چمچمے میں اس کی 3 سے 4 گرام مقدار موجود ہوتی ہے۔[/FONT][FONT=&amp]برطانوی ماہرین اب اس خاتون کا بغور تجزیہ کررہے ہیں

اور اسے برٹش میڈیکل جرنل کیس رپورٹس میں شائع کیا گیا ہے۔ ہلدی میں موجود سرکیومن اینٹی آکسیڈنٹس سے بھرپور ہے۔
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[FONT=&amp]گزشتہ 50 سال سے سرکیومن پر 50 سے زائد طبی ٹرائلز سامنے آچکے ہیں۔ سرکیومن پھیپھڑوں کے امراض، پتے کے سرطان، دل کی بیماریوں، آنتوں اور چھاتی کے کینسر، ڈپریشن اور دیگر خطرناک امراض سے بچاتا ہے اور یہ بات اب ثابت بھی ہوچکی ہے۔ اس کے علاوہ گٹھیا کے مریضوں میں آپریشن کے بعد انہیں تیزی سے ٹھیک بھی کرتا ہے۔[/FONT][FONT=&amp]ہلدی کا شوخ پیلا رنگ بھی سرکیومن کی وجہ سے ہی ہوتا ہے اور کیمیا کی زبان میں اسے ’’پولی فینول‘‘ بھی کہتے ہیں۔ پاکستان اور بھارت کے کھانوں میں ہلدی کا استعمال عام ہے۔
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Source 2: British Medical Journal Case Reports

Case presentation

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A woman aged 57 years was initially diagnosed with monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS) in 2007 following an incidental finding of M-protein (18 g/L) during investigation for hypertension.Within 15 months, the patient had rapidly progressed to ISS stage 3 myeloma with M-protein 49 g/L, urinary protein 1.3 g/24-hour, Bence-Jones protein 1.0 g/24-hour, Hb 9.7 g/dL and increasing back pain. She initially declined antimyeloma treatment but 6 months later, following vertebral collapse at T5 and T12, started cyclophosphamide, thalidomide and dexamethasone (CTD) treatment. However, after a week, the patient was admitted with idiosyncratic syndrome including hyponatraemia, a fall in albumin and worsening of blood counts.

She received red cell transfusion and her electrolyte abnormalities were carefully corrected.
Although there was evidence of a response to CTD (M-protein 34 g/L), bortezomib and dexamethasone treatment was initiated as an alternative, but this was discontinued after three cycles due to progressive disease (M-protein 49 g/L). The patient was then treated with lenalidomide and dexamethasone with the aim of reducing disease burden prior to high-dose therapy and autologous stem cell transplantation.

Treatment was frequently interrupted and dose adjusted to account for neutropenia and despite a minor response after six cycles (starting M-protein 47 g/L, finishing M-protein 34 g/L), in October 2009, she proceeded with stem cell mobilisation. However, neither cyclophosphamide nor plerixafor/GCSF priming were successful. A bone marrow biopsy revealed 50% myeloma cells and a course of CTD was restarted with cautious titration of thalidomide.

The patient achieved a partial response with CTD retreatment over the course of 17 cycles (M-protein 13 g/L) with no further episodes of idiosyncratic syndrome. However, attempts to harvest stem cells in February 2011 and again there months later, both failed. By then, her M-protein had risen to 24 g/L and the patient was too neutropenic to be considered for a clinical trial.
At this point, the patient began a daily regime of oral curcumin complexed with bioperine (to aid absorption), as a single dose of 8 g each evening on an empty stomach.

A few months later, she also embarked on a once-weekly course of hyperbaric oxygen therapy (90 min at 2 ATA) which she has maintained ever since. Her paraprotein levels gradually declined to a nadir of 13 g/L, her blood counts steadily improved and there was no evidence of further progressive lytic bone disease.


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Dr Adam

President (40k+ posts)

With peoples interest growing in traditional recipes across America I have been encouraging my patients for years now to give it a shot to this OTC (Over The Counter) panacea with amazing results.

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Two Stooges

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)

With peoples interest growing in traditional recipes across America I have been encouraging my patients for years now to give it a shot to this OTC (Over The Counter)
panacea with amazing results.

Yes, it does work.
Is it a supplement ?
Share the link, for a condensed study....
 

Dr Adam

President (40k+ posts)

Its marketed in a capsule form. You can find it at any pharmacy/chemist shop.

I myself is taking it for the last many years, just one capsule after breakfast.

Another easy way of doing it is.... Boil a cup of milk, stir in it 1/2 teaspoon of ground turmeric (haldi) and then add a tablespoon of honey. Sip it like tea or coffee, you will really enjoy it.

I will see if I could find any good article on the subject for you. You can also google it.

Another best resource person to get info on such traditional items is our forum member --- 'Wadaich'. He's an engineer by education & training but he has lot of interest in these things. PM him and give my reference to him, he will give you reliable info on these grandma totkas.
 

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