Jane was only 30 years old when she heard the devastating news: she had cervical cancer. She underwent a radical hysterectomy, chemotherapy, and radiation, hoping to get rid of the disease.
But two years later, she found out that the cancer had spread to her lungs and was incurable. The doctors gave her only a few weeks to live.
Jane refused to accept her fate. She decided to take matters into her own hands and research everything she could
about cancer. She discovered that cancer cells feed on glucose, glutamine, and fat, and that by blocking these pathways, she could starve the cancer and stop it from growing.
She also learned that there were some old, low-toxicity drugs that could target these pathways, but they were not approved for cancer treatment.
She decided to try them anyway, along with a low-glycemic diet and powerful supplements.
Jane created her own cancer-starving cocktail by using the drugs mentioned in this book and antibiotics, along with supplements like curcumin, green tea, and resveratrol. She followed a strict diet that avoided sugar, starch, and animal products.
She also exercised regularly, practiced meditation, and engaged in positive thinking.
To her astonishment, Jane's cancer started to shrink. Her tumors became smaller and less active.
Her blood tests showed improvement. Her energy and mood improved.
She experienced a sense of regaining her life back.
Jane continued her protocol until one day she received the news that she had been waiting for: she was cancer-free. She had beaten the odds and survived terminal cancer. She had starved her cancer to death.
Jane was overjoyed and grateful. She decided to share her story and her protocol with the world, hoping to help other cancer patients who were looking for alternatives.
She then decided to share this book, "How to Starve Cancer," on her Facebook page. A book that helped her beat and defeat cancer by keeping, doing, and observing all she discovered in the book. The book remains an inspiration to many.
Jane became a cancer advocate and a pioneer of a new approach to cancer treatment. She partnered with Life Extension and other organizations to promote her methods and fund research on cancer metabolism.
She received awards and recognition for her work and her courage.
Jane is now 18 years cancer-free, and living a healthy and happy life. She is a mother of two children and a grandmother of one.
She is passionate about spreading her message and helping others. She is a living proof that cancer can be starved and defeated.