Ferroptosis in Cancer, Balancing Antioxidants/Pro-Oxidants, Personalized Treatment Protocols: Jane McLelland & Ryan Sternagel

• Intravenous vitamin C.

• Sulfasalazine (an arthritis drug).

• Beta hydroxybutyrate (a ketone).

• Bergamot

• Red yeast rice

• Luteolin

• Delta tocotrienol

• Fish oils

• Glucosamine sulfate

• Metformin

• Berberine

• Vitamin D

• Indole 3 carbinol

• Melatonin

Jane McLelland's Journey and Approaches to Cancer Treatment

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• Jane McLelland, with a background in the NHS and private practice, specializing in neurology and orthopedics, faced two terminal cancers from 1994 to 2004.

• She developed a cancer-fighting formula combining natural therapies, exercise, and diet.

• After developing leukemia due to earlier cancer treatments, she created a cocktail of old drugs that remarkably cured her cancer.

Cancer Care and Research Efforts

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• Jane dedicates her time to coordinating cancer care, researching off-label drugs, and providing information to her Facebook group followers.

• Her goal is to revolutionize the oncology profession.

Conferences and Personal Insights

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• Discussion about the importance of conferences like the Apple seed event for cancer care and networking.

• Mention of COVID-19's impact on in-person events and the shift to online platforms.

Ferroptosis in Cancer Treatment

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• Jane focuses on ferroptosis, a method to induce cancer cell death, especially in cancers resistant to traditional treatments.

• She highlights its effectiveness in cancers like pancreatic and triple-negative breast cancer.

Cancer Treatment Strategies and Intravenous Vitamin C

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• Intravenous vitamin C as a key component in cancer treatment, specifically targeting cancer cells.

• Discussion on sulfasalazine, an arthritis drug, in blocking cysteine uptake and promoting cancer cell death.

Balancing Antioxidants and Pro-Oxidants in Cancer Treatment

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• Emphasizing the importance of appropriately using antioxidants and pro-oxidants, depending on the cancer stage and treatment method.

Personalized Cancer Treatment Protocols

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• Advocacy for personalized cancer treatment approaches, tailored to individual patient needs and cancer characteristics.

• Importance of having an open-minded and innovative medical practitioner.

Recommendations for Specific Cancer Types

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• Advice on testing and treatment strategies for different cancer types, such as rectal cancer, emphasizing the need for personalized approaches.

Alternatives to Statins in Cancer Treatment

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• Jane discusses natural alternatives to statins, like bergamot and red yeast rice, for individuals who experience side effects from statins.

• She explains the significance of cholesterol pathways in cancer and suggests other supplements like luteolin and delta tocotrienol.

Jane McLelland's Personal Supplement Regimen

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• Jane shares her personal supplement routine, including fish oils, glucosamine sulfate, metformin, berberine, vitamin D, indole 3 carbinol, melatonin, and occasionally statins and diapretamol.

• She emphasizes the importance of a balanced approach, adapting her regimen over time.

Melatonin Dosage for Cancer Prevention

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• Jane recommends a melatonin dosage of 10-20 milligrams at night for cancer prevention, noting that higher doses might be beneficial for certain cancer types.

Dietary Recommendations for Specific Cancers

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• Jane discusses the impact of diet, particularly plant-based proteins, in cancer treatment, emphasizing the role of methionine and glutamine in cancer growth.

• She suggests a methionine-free diet, particularly effective for triple negative breast cancer, and recommends considering the ferroptosis protocol.

Frequency of Intravenous Vitamin C (IVC) in Cancer Remission

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• Jane advises on the frequency of IVC for cancer in remission, suggesting a gradual reduction in frequency based on the aggressiveness of the cancer.

Resources for Learning About Cancer Treatment

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• Jane promotes her book and online course as resources for understanding cancer treatment, especially for non-small cell lung cancer and its mutations.