Case presentation 3: Metastatic non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
In September 2019, a 73-year-old Mexican female patient, with no relevant medical history and a family history of cancer, presented incapacitating low back pain and the presence of an inflamed lymph node in the groin was found. The presence of grade 2 follicular lymphoma was confirmed by biopsy and it was diagnosticated as non-Hodgkin's lymphoma stage IV accorded to Lugano classification. In November 2019, the patient received eight chemotherapy sessions consisted Doxorubicin 2mg/ml every 21 days, additional with ketogenic diet. The patient reported nausea, vomiting, hair loss, weakness, weight loss and dry skin as side effects. After the chemotherapy sessions, the patient had bone metastasis and refused future sessions of chemotherapy and subsequent radiation therapy.
In December 2020, the patient decided to start the CDS oral protocol and 1 ml of the vehicle DMSO 70% to solution. In 2021, when the tumor did not respond, the patient had important lower back pain, due to pathological L3 fracture, a lumbar brace was prescribed for 3 months and CDS absorption enema protocol was added. Additionally, the patient practices intermittent fasting for 18-20 hours and consumes daily supplements at night of 5,000 IU vitamin D3, 1 g vitamin C, 1.1 g potassium and 250 mg magnesium. The patient continues a thirty-eight-month follow-up, in which a significant reduction of the tumors in the invaded tissues was observed (Fig. 4), currently, without metastatic activity (Fig. 5). The patient is in partial remission.