PNC-27 Peptide
I started giving Nick his injections of PNC-27 on August 1st 2023. On August 15th (His birthday) we ended up in the Er. He started feeling flu like on the 14th with pain in his kidney. He ran a mild fever on and off through the night. I was like a mom to a newborn baby. I woke up every hour feeling his head and taking his temperature. He got to 101 at 4am and that's when I told him we should go to the ER.
His blood work came back fine. In fact they wouldn't have know that he had cancer if we did not tell them. Only thing they noticed wrong with his blood was his Uric acid levels were a tad high. He prescribed Nick medication for gout. (He did not take the medication as he doesn't have gout) Instead of arguing he took the prescription and we left. We monitored Nick and he was back to himself in about 4 days. Our ND recommended we cut back on the PNC in case it was working too fast. September 16th he had the same symptoms. We stopped the PNC all together. He continued to get these symptoms every month at the same time. Like a woman would get her cycle. It was the strangest thing.
December 6th it came early (the day he had his second MRI, which interfered with the results we were looking for) and when it came December 27th we knew it wasn't the PNC. With a little detective work we think we figured out what was causing his pain and inflammation issues in his kidney. We changed our diet and his pain and inflammation are receding. He started the PNC again on January 10th! He has not had any symptoms other than fatigue, but I think that might be from our recent two week trip to visit family where he did way too much! He was so happy and felt somewhat normal so he indulged in life! His diet did not change but his activity level did! We want his quality of life to be amazing, because you just dont know what tomorrow will bring.
Im not giving medical advice, Just sharing our journey and what we are doing.
You are welcome to email me with any questions at the theranchhippie@proton.me
Blessing to you all!
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