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9 is a bittersweet day for me if my husband tim fisher were alive he would have turned 70 years old today this would have meant a lot to him since the males in his family didn t survive into their sixties tim died at the age of 56 fifteen years after being diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor as most of you who know our story know tim actually didn t die as a result of the tumor itself he died because of complications from the treatments he endured my website honestmedicine com and my two books honest medicine and the power of honest medicine are all dedicated to tim he is the man who turned me into a patient advocate dedicated to helping others on tim s 70 th birthday i want to share my tribute to him written in 2007 on the 2 nd anniversary of his death i think it tells better than almost anything else i have written why this man was the love of my life why he was such an inspiration to me and why he will always remain my inspiration here it is https www honestmedicine com 2007 11 timothy mark fi html i wish i could say happy birthday tim today but this will have to do thanks for reading the power of honest medicine my new book on ldn available in paperback and kindle ebook editions from amazon com the book written with don schwartz introduces readers to low dose naltrexone or ldn an effective inexpensive alternative to the costly toxic treatments doctors routinely prescribe for autoimmune and other diseases the power of honest medicine contains contributions from eighteen people from around the world from the us the uk and europe all of whom are eager to spread the word about this innovative treatment that has helped them and has become a people s movement learn more about the power of honest medicine and read the book s table of contents free excerpt read a free excerpt from the power of honest medicine now welcome to the honest medicine podcast many diseases benefit from ldn my husband outlived his brain tumor prognosis by 12 years how his experience could help john mccain and others in september of 1990 my then 40 year old husband tim was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor the size of an orange his doctors gave him 18 months to 3 years to live tim and i were struck by paralyzing fear we followed doctors orders to a tee tim underwent the standard of care treatment surgery chemo and radiation nothing more for a few years he did well but soon he began to experience every side effect and complication he could possibly endure as a result of the treatments most upsetting were the radiation caused stroke and hydrocephalus water on the brain these complications necessitated many trips to the hospital and several surgeries i finally realized that if i was going to have my husband around for more than the predicted maximum three years i would have to start finding treatments that might help him it was obvious that the standard of care alone would not keep him alive and healthy so i went online and started talking on the phone i found a nutritional consultant who i believe performed miracles as well as some other cutting edge treatments tim lived for 15 years post diagnosis twelve years more than his doctors had given him but we had to use treatments beyond the standard of care to achieve our success what does our experience have to do with john mccain senator mccain s brain tumor is a glioblastoma gbm one grade higher than my husband s according to the american brain tumor association the median life expectancy for gbm patients who use the standard of care alone chemo and radiation is 14 6 months a very poor prognosis these same treatments with slight changes have been the standard of care for over thirty years most gbm patients i know personally who have used the standard of care treatments alone have not lived even that long after their diagnoses most have survived closer to six months but there are quite a few long term survivors of glioblastomas some have lived more than twenty years but in every case but one that i personally know of these long term survivors used other treatments some in addition to the standard of care others without it glioblastoma patients must start right away on day 1 if possible to research other options because gbms move so quickly and return so ferociously there simply is not time to wait this is why i am on a mission to educate sen mccain and his family as well as other gbm patients about other treatments that might extend their lives what are the treatments long term survivors have used treatments that i believe john mccain and his family should know about you may read some of their stories on al musella s excellent brain tumor site virtualtrials com https virtualtrials com survive cfm among the most valuable treatments in my opinion are nutrition dr jeanne wallace s group www nutritional solutions net has several gbm clients who are alive many years post diagnosis one of her clients cheryl clark will be observing her 20 year anniversary this coming october in cheryl s case she did undergo radiation but opted to shun chemotherapy but she and all of jeanne s clients eat a diet low in sugar cancer cells love sugar and they are all educated about the use of many high quality nutritional supplements designed to discourage the growth of tumor cells the supplements jeanne and her group teach their clients about address the tumor in several other ways including slowing inflammation boosting the immune system and encouraging tumor cells to die apoptosis repurposed drugs the cocktail approach the leader in this area of cancer treatment is ben williams phd diagnosed with a glioblastoma in 1995 ben was told about his options chemo and radiation he was also told about his chances of survival back then even less than 14 6 months he deduced that he would be a dead man if he didn t do his own research and come up with a better treatment plan he pored through the medical literature and discovered that many drugs used primarily for conditions other than cancer had been shown in early trials to have cancer fighting properties some were over the counter melatonin curcumin etc others required a prescription celebrex arthritis chloroquine malaria depakote seizures provigil excessive sleepiness statin drugs high cholesterol metformin diabetes cimetidine excess acid mebendazole worm infections and itracondazole anti fungal the indications for which the above drugs have been approved are in parentheses ben put together his own cocktail approach plan and is alive and well 22 years later he spends much of his time counseling other gbm patients who reach out to him for help the documentary surviving terminal cancer also the title of ben williams book https vimeo com 119006145 the ketogenic diet i wrote about the ketogenic diet the high fat low carb adequate protein diet in honest medicine for the treatment of pediatric epilepsy it has also been studied for cancer including glioblastomas dr thomas seyfried first published a case study in 2010 of a man with a gbm who used the ketogenic diet successfully he then wrote a book cancer as a metabolic disease others who have written about this diet as a treatment for cancer include travis christofferson tripping over the truth dr nasha winters the metabolic approach to cancer patricia daly the ketogenic kitchen ellen davis fight cancer with a ketogenic diet and miriam kalamian keto for cancer in addition adrienne c scheck phd is studying the ketogenic diet for cancer at barrow neurological institute in arizona low dose naltrexone in addition to the ketogenic diet i also wrote about low dose naltrexone ldn in honest medicine in honest medicine i concentrated on ldn s use for autoimmune diseases especially multiple sclerosis my second book the power of honest medicine with co author don schwartz was published in 2018 and is totally about ldn while most of the contributors share their successes using ldn for autoimmune diseases one contributor fritz bell shares several successes of people who used ldn for cancer but from the beginning dr bernard bihari the man who literally invented ldn reported that it has endorphin boosting immune system enhancing characteristics he reported that several of his patients with cancer experienced excellent results with ldn recently there has been renewed interest in using ldn for cancer a documentary ldn and cancer the game changer features the work of several physician researchers in the uk who have had excellent results using ldn in combination with other treatments including chemotherapies and some natural substances for the treatment of cancer https www youtube com watch v r4quvjdixcy in conclusion i would never advise john mccain and his family or any other gbm patient as to which of these treatments or which combination of treatments they should use i hope they will learn about all of them and decide on their own which one or ones they would like to try i would also encourage them to do their own research or to hire a researcher with experience in finding sensible science based cutting edge treatments i am very worried that they will not know about these treatments and others like them and will just use the standard of care that would be a shame it might also be a death sentence here is a radio interview i did on this topic with ric bratton this week in america list of conditions low dose naltrexone ldn has been found to help many thanks to linda elsegood of the ldn research trust for this list of conditions ldn has been known to benefit to learn more about linda s uk organization please go here a must see video of dr bernard bihari ldn pioneer and champion as many of you know dr bernard bihari was the genius who discovered that a very low dose of naltrexone a drug that had been approved at a higher dose by the fda for another purpose entirely could help people with some of the most difficult to treat diseases thanks to dr bihari tens of thousands some say hundreds of thousands of people with multiple sclerosis rheumatoid arthritis lupus hiv aids and even cancer are now living better lives many are now symptom free dr bihari is one of my personal heroes and one of the heroes of my book honest medicine i am honored that dr bihari s widow and my dear friend jackie young has entrusted me with a video from 2002 never before seen on the internet jackie has asked me to share this treasure with you this video is more than one hour of dr bihari talking about his life and his work with ldn rather than dividing the video into 10 minute segments for youtube i have opted to include it in its entirety here in addition i have transcribed the entire video so that you can read dr bihari s words and so that you can easily find the parts of the video you want to watch first i have included a timeline just drag the cursor to the sections you want to watch first then come back and watch other sections at your leisure it s a wonderful video with lots of great information i hope you will take advantage of this opportunity to see dr bihari up close and personal as he was in 2002 and i also hope you ll take the time to leave messages for jackie his beloved partner for so many years in the comments section below click here to see the video click here to read the transcript click here to see a list of conditions ldn has worked on transcript of dr bihari video 00 00 to 02 26 dr bihari gives his background and credentials dr bihari my medical training started at harvard medical school i graduated in 1957 then i trained in internal medicine at one of the harvard teaching hospitals in boston beth israel and then in neurology at massachusetts general in boston then i went to the national institutes of health for two years doing brain physiology brain research i did another residency training in psychiatry in new york at columbia presbyterian medical center and then over the following five or six years i got very involved in working in drug addiction by 1974 i was the city addiction commissioner i ran all the programs that the city funded for addicts then in 1978 the governor and the mayor met when the governor took over management of the city s addiction programs because the city was in a budget crisis mayor koch saved about 8 million and i moved to the city health department as a deputy commissioner i was the only deputy medical commissioner i basically ran the city health department for about three years then i moved to king s county hospital where i ran a cluster of addiction programs for drug addicts and alcoholics by the early 80s as the aids epidemic began i got very concerned about it i was seeing large numbers of the heroin addicts i was treating die i had a couple of friends who died of hiv in the late 80s i got very concerned about what i saw as a major epidemic a worldwide epidemic coming over time that s sort of a background taking me up to the point where i started doing this research question can you talk about working with methadone dr bihari yes my first job with city government was running all of the city health department s methadone programs there were forty one shortly after the methadone system had been put in place it was while i was doing that that the mayor abe beame moved the addiction services agency into the health department and i took over the management of all the addiction programs the drug free and the methadone programs and i ran both for about four years i was one of the early proponents of methadone and because of my job in city government for a couple of years i was a major spokesperson for methadone which in subsequent years i had mixed feelings about then i became more broadly involved in drug addiction and alcoholism as a public health problem then later i shifted my energy to aids q how did your connection with naltrexone begin dr bihari in 1984 the national institute on drug abuse finished the development of naltrexone as an adjunct to treating heroin addicts its purpose was to block the heroin high with the hope that it would become a very useful treatment for heroin addicts it works in heroin addicts by blocking the receptors in cells mostly in the brain in that situation heroin uses primarily the pain receptors they re all called opioid receptors those that are involved in pain relief and relief of fear it s a designer drug really it was designed in the laboratory to block those receptors and prevent heroin from having access to them so addicts would take 50 mg a day in the morning and couldn t get high for hours it would take a very large amount of heroin to overcome the high the blockade caused by naltrexone and when the drug came out i was interested in trying it i gave it to about two dozen heroin addicts who had recently stopped using heroin none of them would stay on it at the doses involved it caused anxiety depression irritability they couldn t sleep and even minor stresses that they could handle the day before they couldn t handle on days that they took naltrexone in the morning so it was out on the marke...