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by Jeffrey Dach (Author)
After three family members were stricken with aggressive cancer, I realized I had to get up to speed on the jargon of cancer research, and devise my own cancer toolkit of repurposed drugs and supplements if I wanted my loved ones to survive. This book is a record of that journey as we explore "Cancer as a Metabolic Disease" and the repurposed drugs and supplements targeting metabolic pathways for eradication of cancer stem cells. The problem is not about finding the one elusive anti-cancer drug or botanical substance. The problem is that we have too many anti-cancer substances to choose from. How do we narrow down the list and use them in an effective combination? Hopefully, this book will give you the information needed to select a few key repurposed drugs and supplements to target Cancer Stem Cells and the important metabolic pathways in a synergistic manner, resulting in the desired curative efficacy. -Jeffrey Dach, MD
Excerpt from Foreword by Carol Petersen, RPh, CNP: Dr. Jeffrey Dach found himself face to face with serious cancer challenges to family members. His training in radiology gave him a platform to launch his investigation and he worked tirelessly to find information that could change a deadly outcome. His searches cover 5 years of study. He investigated practitioners and scientists who might have insights. In the end, his family members had successful outcomes. He has decided to share the information he accumulated. "Cracking Cancer Toolbox" is not a protocol nor recipe for success for any particular cancer. It is however, a gateway to learning much more about cancer than the average oncologist will relate to their patients. Knowledge is power. Reading this book and keeping it as a reference will open doors to learning new theories and potential therapies. Many therapies already exist but have been unused because of strict adherence to the narrative. Dr. Dach presents us with the gift of translation. His writing is clear and understandable. We don't have to have a PhD or medical degree to grasp concepts that come cloaked in medical jargon. This compilation of cancer information is a great work. He sends it into the world so many more can benefit. - Carol Petersen, RPh, CNP
Excerpt from Foreword by Akbar Khan, MD: And now we have Dr. Jeffrey Dach's book, Cracking Cancer Toolkit, which explains the metabolic theory of cancer and other novel theories in a comprehensible writing style, understandable to the non-medical reader.
