Ames Telephone Consultations
Jake
Ames, M.D, H.M.D
Cell: +52 322 150 1333
Telephone consultation based treatments for
metastatic cancer- the Ames Protocol
Doctor
Jake Ames M.D., H.M.D. carries out these consultations. He is a U.S medical
doctor who trained at the Brooklyn Hospital Center, Brooklyn and Manhattan, NY.
He trained in anatomical & clinical pathology and internal medicine at the
University of Nevada, Reno, NV
Background
Surgery
is a “repair the damage” treatment. It is a “potentially
curative” treatment, in that it cures
about half the people who receive it. It is the top treatment. When surgery
fails, most people choose other standard treatments. These may well modestly
extend life, but they are rarely a good prospect for long-term survival.
For
this, we have to address the causative factors for cancer. These are mainly nutritional inadequacies. We are exposed
to many cancer-causing substances, but they will only be a problem if the body
is too weak to resist them. By nutritional inadequacies, I do not mean adding
another lettuce leaf to the salad. I mean aggressive nutritional improvement.
This requires the use of multiple treatments, comprising potentially curative treatments, which have been shown to cure a
number of patients. We also use multiple what I call “helper” protocols. As stand-alone treatments, they have been shown to
extend cancer patient’s lives, but not cure them. Using them in combination
with other effective and safe treatments is a different matter. The “rule” in treating metastatic cancer is
to do many practicable treatments, providing they are safe and effective [1].
My program
comprises up to eight potentially curative cancer protocols, plus a number of
helper treatments. We know that these
composite programs are much, much more effective than standard treatments
except surgery.
Many
patients find useful helper treatments, but it is hard to find potentially
curative treatments (except surgery) without a doctors support.
No one
else I know offers a treatment program compromising such a large number of potentially
curative treatments.
Treatment protocols
An
example of a potentially curative treatment is a ketogenic diet. This has high fat, medium protein, and low net carbohydrate
levels. (Net carbohydrates are the total carbohydrates in our diet, less the
amount of fiber in the diet). A conventional diet has ample carbohydrates.
These are metabolized to glucose, a sugar, which provides energy to both healthy,
and cancer cells. If minimal carbohydrates are present, the body must
metabolize fats, resulting in a class of chemicals called ketones. These
provide energy to healthy cells, but not to cancer cells. This starves them and
weakens them. It may not be enough alone to kill the cancer, but then it will
facilitate the efficacy of our other treatments.
Pancreatic
pro-enzymes are another potentially curative treatment. The body makes these
enzymes for two purposes. The first is to help digest food. The second to
attack cancer cells. As we age, our bodies produce fewer enzymes. This weakens
our digestion and our attack on cancer cells.
Helper
treatments among other things must address our nutritional deficiencies. Just
about everyone is nutritionally deficient. The quality of foods, even fresh
organic foods, has sharply declined over the last 100 years. This is likely to
be a causative factor in the current cancer epidemic. The trace nutrients are
no longer in the soil, hence no longer in our food. In the U.K in 1850, males who survive
childhood infections and reach the age of 5 years, live longer than modern
males reaching 5 years. The incidence of cancer today is about ten times higher
than in 1850. Our helper treatment protocols
mainly comprise a search for nutritional problems and then take corrective
supplementation.
Difference between the Ames Protocol and
standard treatment protocols
Standard
cancer treatments require minimal work by the patient. Patients must attend a
cancer clinic and undergo treatments. All the patient needs to do is to wear
the consequences of the treatment, somewhere between minimal and fatal, and
then pay for whatever their insurance doesn’t pay.
Except
for surgery, oncologists rarely offer curative treatments. They would need to
tackle nutritional inadequacies. They are not trained for this, they are not
allowed to use some effective protocols, and there is no money to be made.
On the
other hand, patients seeking long-term survival have to work. They need to buy
and ingest supplements, alter their diet and massage nutrients into their
bodies. Hard work, perhaps one hour per day or more. This is the price paid for
longer-term survival.
Another
issue is that standard treatments are often dangerous with very unpleasant
symptoms and long-term damage. The Ames protocol is work, worthwhile work, but
with minimal pain and suffering.
Consultations
Patients
with dangerous cancers require four or more one- hour consultations, followed
by brief consultations after treatment is in progress. These comprise
explanations of why we are doing a particular treatment, answering questions,
encouraging patients to act, and advising on any problems. In each session, new
treatments are introduced and thoroughly explained. You can talk with Dr. Ames
via Skype, WhatsApp, Viber or telephone.
Final
Comment
I am always
researching more effective ways to cure cancer.
I will do my best to educate and guide you and to help you return to
optimal health quickly.
Jake
Ames, M.D., H.M.D.
[1] Such
multicomponent treatment protocols will never be approved by regulators. It is
too complex, too difficult to get patients to exactly follow the protocol, and
too difficult to run a case-controlled study. Doctors take legal risks if they
use unapproved treatment protocols.