Original Polish text translated into English
Original Polish text translated into English
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As a thank you for your donations, here’s a gift from me:a guide on how to cope with the side effects following a course of chemotherapy:
POST-CHEMOTHERAPY SUPPORT GUIDE
“Mr Kowalski, this isn’t a miracle cure; it’s a user guide for your body over the next few days. Please stick to these points:”
1. THE GUT (Days 1–5): ‘A plaster for the wound’
In the morning on an empty stomach: 1 sachet of Colostrum + 5g of L-glutamine (dissolve in lukewarm water). This will seal your gut before diarrhoea and pain set in
At midday: 1 capsule of sodium butyrate. This is ‘food’ for the good bacteria in your gut
In the evening: A dose of a good probiotic (e.g. Microbiom-Intercell). We’re rebuilding what the chemicals have destroyed – namely, the valuable bacteria lost in the gut
Diet: Only warm soups, such as barley soup, boiled carrots and potatoes. No raw fruit or vegetables for 5 days!
2. HANDS AND FEET (Neuropathy): “Protecting nerves and nerve connections”
Daily: Vitamin B6 (P-5-P) 50mg + Alpha-lipoic acid 600mg (take only on days when there is NO chemotherapy).
Exercise: 10 minutes every day of buttoning up clothes, writing by hand or playing a keyboard instrument. This forces the brain to exercise and repair the nerves.
The fridge rule: Do not take anything out of the freezer with your bare hands! Wear gloves, as the cold ‘stings and burns your nerves’.
3. SKIN (Cracked fingers): ‘Moisturising from within’
At night: Apply a thick layer of ointment containing vitamins A+E (or urea) to the cracks; glycerine ointment is suitable, followed by a plaster. Let it heal under a ‘blanket’.
Washing: Avoid bar soap. Use gentle emulsions and liquid baby lotions
4. ALLERGIC REACTION (Days 4–5): “Putting out the fire”
Rule: If your face feels hot and is red, and your nose is runny and you’re sneezing – cut out tomatoes, yellow cheese and chocolate, and reduce your intake of white cheeses for 3 days. This inhibits the release of histamine.
Supplement: 1 tablet of quercetin in the morning and an antihistamine, e.g. Amertil. This acts as a natural ‘brake’ on allergies after coming off steroids.
5. MOST IMPORTANT (Golden Rule):
STOP: Please do not take any glutathione infusions on your own initiative. This helps to ‘feed’ the cancer, not you!
ACTIVITY: If you have the strength, please listen to your favourite music, go for a short walk, or better still, go to a concert or play your favourite game with a friendly partner. Your mind needs a break from thinking about the illness.
A word from the doctor:
“Mr Kowalski, I’m taking this too and I can see that it works. Let’s meet again for the next round of chemotherapy when you’re feeling better!”
Rp.
L-Glutamine (powder)
Take 2 x 5g in the morning and evening (dissolve in 100ml of lukewarm water).
Aim: ‘Fuel’ and regeneration of the intestinal epithelium (sealing the intestinal barrier).
Colostrum Bovis (colostrum) + Lactoferrin
Take 1 sachet in the morning on an empty stomach (particularly on the third day after chemotherapy).
Purpose: A ‘band-aid’ for micro-lesions in the intestinal mucosa following the discontinuation of dexamethasone.
Sodium Butyrate 600 mg
Take 1 capsule twice daily (morning and evening).
Purpose: To nourish the cells of the large intestine’s epithelium and inhibit inflammation.
Vitamin B6 (P-5-P) 50mg + Alpha-Lipoic Acid 600mg, a good supplement containing Omega-3 fatty acids, e.g. Enzomega
Take 1 capsule daily (only on the BREAK days between chemotherapy sessions).
Aim: To regenerate nerve sheaths (to combat neuropathy).
Quercetin with Bromelain
Take 1 tablet in the morning (on the 4th and 5th day after chemotherapy).
Aim: To inhibit the release of histamine (facial flushing, runny nose, watery eyes) following steroid treatment.
Ointment with Vitamins A+E / 15% Urea
Apply a thick layer of the ointment at night under a plaster for cracked fingers.
Aim: To physically seal the wounds and moisturise the skin.
Non-pharmacological recommendations (doctor’s note):
Diet: 0% sugar or minimal amounts, 0% raw fruit (days 1–5). Only cooked vegetables and warm, easily digestible meals.
Psychoneuroimmunology: 30 minutes daily of your favourite music or practising your favourite hobby – a natural pain blocker.
Warning: Glutathione (GSH) infusions are strictly prohibited – do not build a ‘bulletproof vest’ for the cancer! Glutathione protects cancer cells;
and you can provide it for the cancer at your own expense.
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Description
My name is Andrzej,
I am a consultant in internal medicine and a pathologist, a hepatologist with 44 years’ professional experience , a former academic teacher , and a lecturer holding the academic title of professor. I have supervised and acted as a supervisor for over a dozen PhD theses in medical sciences, and have served as a reviewer for scientific articles, postdoctoral theses and applications for the title of professor. I have been suffering from a second case of colorectal cancer, at an advanced stage with metastases to the liver, since 2024. The first cancer, prostate cancer, was radically removed surgically in 2023. Since January 2025, I have been undergoing chemotherapy to this day; I have completed 23 cycles of treatment. Thanks to treatment in the clinical chemotherapy department, my colleagues have managed to stabilise the spread of the cancer in my liver. However, due to side effects including progressive symptoms of polyneuropathy, sensory disturbances and pain in my hands and feet, as well as balance problems and deteriorating vision, further administration of the drugs must be temporarily suspended. Please help us raise funds to repeat the vaccine therapy (first dose in September 2024) using LANEX D.C. (Long Antigen Exposition) dendritic cells in Germany. This vaccine is not reimbursed in Poland and does not cause side effects. It significantly enhances the effect already achieved, namely the stabilisation and halting of the cancer. I wish to continue helping patients battling cancer through my work: conducting microscopic diagnosis of tumours in individuals with suspected cancer and cancer patients, as well as consulting on cases that are difficult to diagnose. At the same time, as a researcher, I am seeking new methods of cancer treatment by applying a pioneering patient-doctor therapy based on my own protocol for the use of so-called ‘old’ drugs – those used for other conditions but which enhance the therapeutic effect of chemotherapy (integrative therapy). My aim is to overcome tumour resistance by striking at its ‘Achilles’ heel’ – its metabolism and defence systems. The structure of the therapy I use on myself is as follows:
1. Immunological Pillar: Personalised Dendritic Cell (DC) Vaccine: using the patient’s own cells to ‘teach’ the immune system to recognise the antigens of a specific tumour. In advanced stages of cancer, standard immunotherapy often fails because the cancer creates a ‘mask’. The DC vaccine removes this mask.
2. Metabolic Pillar: Glycolysis Inhibition (2-DG / WP1122)
Mechanism: Cutting off the fuel supply. Colorectal cancer cells are ‘addicted’ to glucose (the Warburg effect).
Action: 2-Deoxy-D-glucose (2-DG) mimics glucose, enters the cancer cell and blocks energy production (ATP).
Synergy: A starved tumour lacks the energy to divide and repair DNA following chemotherapy (e.g. oxaliplatin).
3. Oxidative Pillar: Inducing Ferroptosis
Mechanism: Exploiting the cancer’s ‘voracious appetite’ for iron against itself. "Old" drugs react with iron inside tumour cells, releasing its reserves into the cytoplasm and causing programmed cell death (apoptosis). The tumour defends itself against death by producing its own antioxidants, e.g. glutathione, on the cell surface.
4. Supportive Pillar (Standard of Care): Synergy with Chemotherapy
Together we can achieve more by helping patients detect early forms of cancer and precancerous conditions, and by broadening their understanding of how to manage the side effects of chemotherapy and follow optimal dietary guidelines. You can help achieve this through the updates I will be posting on my fundraising page.
Thank you for all your material and moral support through your words of encouragement
God bless 🙏
Prof. Andrzej Gabriel, PhD
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