Steve Jobs and his cancer journey

I've recently read a few articles about the late Steve Jobs and his cancer journey. All of them concludes that if he had done his cancer surgery earlier (pancreatic) and didn't waste time on "alternative treatments", he would have "survived". These conclusions makes me wonder:

1. What does "survive" mean? 1 year? 5 years?
2. In the press, one can get the impression that it was the delayed cancer surgery and traditional treatment that prolonged his life.
Is this a fact OR could it have been the "alternative treatments" doing just that?

Listen what Alex Jones has to say about this:

I just watched a minute or two. AJ's father probably had the more common form, adenocarcinoma, which will kill you quickly. Apparently Jobs had a different kind of cancer, a neuroendocrine tumor.

Would Steve have lived today if the surgery was carried out immediately rather then 9 months later?

What I'm trying to understand here is if his alternative approach actually helped him or not.

I'm speculating here but could his liver transplant have worsen the scenario? Having a new organ must increase the stress, right?

Job's did not choose the correct natural treatment.

I would have suggested either http://www.dr-gonzalez.com/index.htm

or http://www.burzynskiclinic.com/

How do we know he didn't?

Misirlou wrote:How do we know he didn't?

Because he's dead.


(I kid)

There are many, many different approaches to cancer, and one of them will be receiving some new attention late this year.

A new book will be presenting the works of Dr. Mirko Beljanski. Dr. Beljanski, did not live as long as he wished because the was imprisoned. Therefore he did not have access to his own treatments and he died.

What did he use for this patients with remarkable success? Pao Pereira, Rauwolfia vomitoria, Ginkgo Biloba and RNA (Ribonucleic Acid) fragments. Most of these above when used together will provide robust apoptosis of neoplastic cells, and the remainder provides the "latter" of the DNA, the RNA to repair the damage once the massive cell death occurs.

Misirlou wrote:How do we know he didn't?

Dr. Mercola chronicles the treatments Jobs received over the years and gives his take on them.

In my opinion he was done once he got a transplant. With a transplanted organ one must take immuno-suppressive drugs so the body will not reject the foreign organ. At that stage it was just a matter of time before his body and immune system could no longer cope with the cancer.

I don't know much about pancreatic cancer and this will sound nutty to most but besides what CS mentioned where best info is and where massive doses of enzymes are used if I would also vote to deworm. A couple days ago I posted the 6 pharma drugs that are used by Dr. K and Dr. Yu.

I would start by reading this book http://www.amazon.com/Accidental-Cure-Extraordinary-Medicine-Patients/dp/0979734266/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1320690275&sr=8-3

then do this http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1874220#i

and if I had doubts I would further read this and similar http://www.ucsf.edu/news/2003/08/4669/pancreatic-cancer-linked-key-step-malaria-parasites-cycle-laying-foun