• The principles of diet therapy and detoxification
• The practical application of the therapy (diet, juices, enemas, medications)
• Case taking and evaluation with reference to real case studies
• Case monitoring with reference to blood pathology and scan reports
• Crisis management and medical intervention
• Integrative medicine: evaluating the risk/benefit of adjunct therapies within the given case

Each delegate will receive course material which includes a copy of Nutritional Healing; a patient management handbook 

Lunch will be provided on all three days.

Day 1

• Sodium, fat and protein restriction and their synergistic effect on the rapid reversal of the tissue damage syndrome. 
• Re-instatement of the sodium/potassium balance: the restoration of intracellular potassium; increasing oxidation and free energy. Reference will be made to the scientific validation of these principles.
• Provoking the immune response
• Detoxification and elimination of the toxic bi-products of tumour metabolism. 

• The liver detoxification pathways
• Supporting the pathways through nutrient and herbal supplementation
• Facilitation of specific pathways by the coffee enema
• Discussion of the 6 year clinical trial, Oncological Outpatient Department, Landeskrankenhaus, Graz, Austria, using adjuvant dietary therapy and coffee enemas in conjunction with surgical oncology
• Making and administering the coffee and castor oil enema

• Meeting dietary requirements
• Protein restriction and making good protein requirements
• Allowed and prohibited foods
• Food preparation

• Types of juices
• Juicing equipment
• The juicing schedule

Day 2

• Case taking with specific reference to disease history, histology, scan reports, blood results and treatments undertaken to date
• Determining realistic outcomes (cure, remission, symptom-management, palliative) and time-frames from case assessment and risk factors
• Monitoring the patient
• Contraindications to the program
• Evaluation of several case studies

• Potassium, Lugol’s and Thyroid medication
• Digestive enzymes
• Crude liver extract
• Niacin

• Basic medication schedules and determining appropriate modifications within the context of the case
• Long-term application and changes to the dietary and medication schedule
• Adjunct nutritional and herbal supplements

• Determining the toxic, detoxification or healing reaction and appropriate treatment
• The treatment of fever, nausea and diarrhoea
• Pain management

Day 3

• Interpreting progression/remission, flare-ups, immune function, renal and liver function and paraneoplastic syndromes
• Modifying the diet and prescription for abnormal blood pathology
• Indications for crisis management
• Evaluation of several case studies

• Discussion of common crises for the cancer patient (including cardiac, renal, respiratory and gastro-intestinal complications, bone metastases, jaundice, cachexia)
• Determining the most appropriate method of intervention
• Chemotherapy, radiotherapy
• Surgery and surgical procedures
• Drugs
• Evaluating non-toxic options (IV vitamin C, laetrile, herbs, IPT, PDT, hyperthermia) within the framework of the nutritional protocol

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