What about sage and basil, the next recommendations?

DANNY’S BACK!  After a long trip to Europe and a protracted battle with a viral infection, our good friend and nutritional myeloma guru, Danny Parker, sent me so much great copy this week–I’m going to run it in two installments:

Let’s start the new week off right!  Here is the latest nutritional column from our friend, Danny Parker.  Note:  One of Danny’s reference links weren’t complete and isn’t working correctly.  I will correct it as soon as I can reach him…

A few days ago I posted news from my new hometown cancer clinic, Moffitt Cancer Center in Florida, on a site Pattie and I run, Help With Cancer.org.

After all of the deep and theoretical topics I have been writing about lately, it’s nice to concentrate on something a bit more positive and practical.

Hope everyone doesn’t have a Super Bowl hangover!

Good Morning!  Let’s get right to Danny Parker’s column–installment number five in his series about multiple myeloma and nutrition:

For every one comment that shows-up below an article or post run on this site, I receive between three and a dozen emails.

Danny just forwarded me Part Four of his latest research project about the connections about Diet and Myeloma.

Let’s do some housecleaning and catch-up on some myeloma related news and views:

Recently, my stomach has been giving me trouble again.  Symptoms are eerily reminiscent of those I endured after I returned home a month or so after my transplant this summer.

For every comment that shows-up on my site, I receive at least three or four emails.  Apparently, so does our new nutritional columnist, Danny Parker.

Guest nutritional columnist, Danny Parker and I, have been receiving lots of questions about the plan he set-up for me to help enhance the performance of my RVD therapy.

With Danny’s help, I wanted to do a follow-up to yesterday’s post about my nutritional and supplement plan for 2012.

I met guest columnist and fellow multiple myeloma patient Danny Parker just over a year ago at ASH in Orlando, Florida.

Here is Danny Parker’s third installment from his weekly Diet and Multiple Myeloma series, just in time to help you plan for the new year:

Let’s take a break from pharmaceutical related news from ASH, shall we?

As important and exciting as ASH can be, I am always disappointed by how little alternative medicine/supplement data is available.

Here is Part Two of Danny Parker’s introduction to using  supplements and complimentary medicine while battling multiple myeloma:

I am excited that regular reader and fellow multiple myeloma patient, Danny Parker, has agreed to officially share some of his informal research findings with us.