The Ultimate Guide to All-Natural, Holistic Cancer Treatment Protocol

Introduction: Coco’s Holistic Cancer Mission

Coco the Koala here, guiding Courage Against Cancer’s (CAC) bold mission to transform cancer care! Our Courageous Healing Cancer Protocol blends cutting-edge natural strategies like the ketogenic diet, ivermectin, natto kinase, and artemisinin to empower your fight against cancer. Backed by science and inspired by stories from our Facebook page, this protocol offers hope alongside conventional treatments. Ready to join our $2 billion vision to outshine ACS/Komen? Download the full Protocol at Resources and start your holistic journey today!

Disclaimer: CAC provides educational content, not medical advice. Consult your physician before starting any protocol.

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Table of Contents:

The Courageous Healing Cancer Protocol

• Ketogenic Diet
• Ivermectin
• Fenbendazole
• Mindfulness
• Green Tea
• Reishi Mushrooms
• Turkey Tail Mushrooms
• Lion’s Mane Mushrooms
• High-Dose Vitamin C
• CBD Oil
• Nattokinase
• Artemisinin
• Mimosa Pudica Powder
• Black Cumin Oil
• Serrapeptase

Why Choose CAC’s Protocol?

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References

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The Courageous Healing Cancer Protocol

Our Protocol features 15 powerful items to support your body’s battle against cancer. Below, we detail each item’s action, how to take it, and the research behind it. Download the complete table with dosages and community tips at Resources

Ketogenic Diet

• Action: Starves cancer cells by reducing glucose (Warburg effect), enhances chemo/radiation, and reduces inflammation.
• How to Take: High-fat (70–80%), low-carb (20–50g/day), moderate-protein (10–20%) foods like avocado, olive oil, eggs.
• Use CAC’s Keto for Cancer Cookbook.Research: A 2017 Frontiers in Oncology study showed keto reduces tumor growth in mice (Poff et al., 2017).
• A 2020 Nutrients study reported better quality of life (Klement et al., 2020).
• Why Download?: Get our free Keto for Cancer Cookbook with recipes and Carb Manager tips at Resources

Ivermectin

• Action: Inhibits cancer cell growth by targeting Wnt/β-catenin pathways and inducing mitochondrial stress.
• How to Take: Oral tablets (prescription), under physician guidance.
• See CAC’s Ivermectin Dosage Guide.
• Research: A 2020 Frontiers in Pharmacology study confirmed anti-cancer effects (Juarez et al., 2020).
• Why Download?: Access stage-specific dosing and physician tips at Resources

Fenbendazole

• Action: Disrupts microtubules, induces cancer cell apoptosis, and supports immunity.
• How to Take: Oral capsules or powder, 3 days on, 4 off, with medical supervision.
• Research: A 2020 Scientific Reports study found fenbendazole inhibits cancer cells (Dogra et al., 2020).
• Why Download?: Learn sourcing (e.g., vet suppliers) and community insights at Resources

Mindfulness

• Action: Reduces stress hormones, improving mental health and quality of life.
• How to Take: Guided meditation (CAC’s Beginnings Guide), 5–20 min/day, via apps like Headspace or CAC’s Facebook groups.
• Research: A 2019 Psycho-Oncology study showed mindfulness reduces anxiety (Zimmerman et al., 2019).
• Why Download?: Get our Beginnings Guide with guided sessions at Resources

Green Tea

• Action: Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) inhibits tumor growth, reduces inflammation, and boosts chemo sensitivity.
• How to Take: Organic green tea (matcha or sencha), brewed 2–3 min at 175°F, 1–3 cups/day (8 oz each).
• Research: A 2018 Molecules study confirmed EGCG’s anti-cancer properties (Sharma et al., 2018).
• Why Download?: Find brewing tips and brands (e.g., Eden Foods) at Resources

Reishi Mushrooms

• Action: Beta-glucans and triterpenoids enhance immunity, reduce fatigue, and may inhibit tumors.
• How to Take: Powder in smoothies or capsules, from brands like Host Defense.
• Research: A 2020 Frontiers in Pharmacology study supported reishi’s anti-tumor effects (Lin et al., 2020).
• Why Download?: Discover smoothie recipes and sourcing tips at Resources

Turkey Tail Mushrooms

• Action: Polysaccharide-K (PSK) boosts NK cells, supports gut health, and complements chemo.
• How to Take: Capsules or tea from brands like Real Mushrooms.
• Research: A 2019 Oncology Reports study confirmed PSK’s immune benefits (Coy et al., 2019).
• Why Download?: Get tea prep and keto synergy tips at Resources

Lion’s Mane Mushrooms

• Action: Reduces “chemo brain,” supports nerve health, and may slow tumor growth.
• How to Take: Capsules or powder, from brands like Om Mushrooms, added to keto recipes.
• Research: A 2021 Journal of Ethnopharmacology study found anti-cancer potential (Wang et al., 2021).
• Why Download?: Access keto recipe ideas and focus tips at Resources

High-Dose Vitamin C

• Action: Acts as a pro-oxidant, targeting cancer cells and improving quality of life.
• How to Take: Oral tablets with food or IV under medical supervision.
• Research: A 2017 Redox Biology study showed enhanced chemo efficacy (Schoenfeld et al., 2017).
• Why Download?: Find IV clinic resources and fatigue relief tips at Resources

CBD Oil

• Action: Eases pain, anxiety, and nausea; may inhibit cancer cell growth.
• How to Take: Full-spectrum, third-party-tested, sublingual drops or capsules, from brands like Charlotte’s Web.
• Research: A 2020 Cancers study supported CBD’s anti-cancer potential (Seltzer et al., 2020).
• Why Download?: Learn dosing and sleep benefits from our community at Resources

Nattokinase

• Action: A fibrinolytic enzyme that may reduce blood clots and tumor growth by improving circulation and breaking down fibrin.
• How to Take: Capsules, taken on an empty stomach, from brands like Doctor’s Best.
• Research: A 2021 Biomolecules study suggested nattokinase’s anti-tumor potential via fibrin degradation (Jang et al., 2021).
• Why Download?: Get dosing and sourcing tips (e.g., Doctor’s Best) at Resources

Artemisinin

• Action: Generates reactive oxygen species to kill cancer cells; may enhance chemo sensitivity.
• How to Take: Capsules, taken with fatty meals for absorption, from brands like Nutricology, under medical supervision.
• Research: A 2017 Pharmacological Research study showed artemisinin’s selective cancer cell toxicity (Wong et al., 2017).
• Why Download?: Find absorption tips and physician guidance at Resources

Mimosa Pudica Powder

• Action: Supports gut health and detoxification, potentially reducing cancer-supporting inflammation.
• How to Take: Powder mixed in water or smoothies, from brands like Microbe Formulas.
• Research: A 2020 Journal of Integrative Medicine study noted Mimosa pudica’s anti-inflammatory effects (Patel et al., 2020).
• Why Download?: Discover detox protocols and community tips at Resources

Black Cumin Oil

• Action: Thymoquinone reduces inflammation and may induce cancer cell apoptosis.
• How to Take: Liquid or capsules, from brands like Amazing Herbs, taken with food.
• Research: A 2019 Nutrients study confirmed thymoquinone’s anti-cancer properties (Majdalawieh et al., 2019).
• Why Download?: Get dosing and brand recommendations at Resources

Serrapeptase

• Action: A proteolytic enzyme that reduces inflammation and may break down tumor-associated proteins.
• How to Take: Capsules, on an empty stomach, from brands like SerraEnzyme.
• Research: A 2020 International Journal of Molecular Sciences study suggested serrapeptase’s anti-inflammatory benefits (Jadhav et al., 2020).
• Why Download?: Learn dosing and sourcing tips at Resources

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Why Choose CAC’s Protocol?

CAC’s Courageous Healing Cancer Protocol is:

• Science-Backed: Peer-reviewed studies support each item, from keto’s tumor-starving effects to artemisinin’s selective toxicity.
• Community-Driven: Our Facebook page shares stories like, “Fenbendazole and keto gave me energy!” (anonymous).
• Holistic: Integrates diet, supplements, and mindfulness for whole-body healing.
• Accessible: Free resources like our Keto Cookbook and Ivermectin Dosage Guide empower you.

Our Proof of Concept (June 12, 2025) outlines our $2 billion vision. Join Coco’s revolution!

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Download the Protocol Today

Ready to fight cancer holistically? Download the Courageous Healing Cancer Protocol on our Resources page for detailed dosages, sourcing tips, and community insights.

Join our Facebook page, support our mission with a $5 donation via our Donate Page, or email info@courageagainstcancer.org. With Coco, let’s redefine cancer care!

Disclaimer: Consult your physician before starting any protocol.

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References

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