Dr Chris Recommends Honey to Help Patients with Chemotherapy
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Dr Chris recommends Israeli Honey to Help Patients Survive Chemotherapy
CANCER treatment usually comes in the form of chemotherapy, but this can bring down a patient’s white cell count - the cells of the immune system involved in protecting the body against both infectious disease and foreign invaders. Television doctor Dr Chris Steele recommended on This Morning a particular honey that could help keep chemotherapy patients' white cell count up.
I personally the only multivitamin I have taken for years is a bee pollen extract tablet. A natural multivitamin and multi-mineral.
Cancer treatment methods usually involve either, or a combination, of surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Chemotherapy is medication that works to kill off cancerous cells, but this form of treatment can also bring down a person’s white blood cell count. White blood cells help fight infections by attacking bacteria, viruses, and germs that invade the body.
When the number of white cells drop as a result of chemotherapy, cancer specialists are usually forced to reduce the dose of chemotherapy or stop the treatment completely, meaning the tumour grows again.
When the number of white cells drop as a result of chemotherapy, cancer specialists are usually forced to reduce the dose of chemotherapy or stop the treatment completely, meaning the tumour grows again.
1 level teaspoon twice a day has been proven to help the white cells.
Click below to see the clip from ITV's programme This Morning with Dr Chris:
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