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

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.

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.

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.

At the end of yesterday’s post, I wrote:

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.

I have been taking glucosamine to help joint pain in my knees for almost a decade.

I work hard at keeping my body healthy and strong.  But could some of my efforts be counter-productive?

This weekend’s article featured emails on the subject from a regular reader named Danny.

One of our regular readers, George, often emails me with his thoughts about various myeloma related topics.

A regular reader who just completed a successful stem cell transplant (SCT), named Danny, forwarded me this interesting link about several compounds which feature anti-myeloma activity:

Yesterday I shared a hopeful story about how turmeric (curcumin) may be helping a post-stem cell transplant patient in Australia.

I just completed a three part series in my column, Pat’s Place, on The Myeloma Beacon.  Here is a link to Thursday’s column, Pat’s Place: Can Curcumin, Resveratrol, Or Other Nutritional Supplements Help Fight Multiple Myeloma?

I recently saw a news story about how Bill Gates and Warren Buffet are crisscrossing the globe, meeting with fellow billionaires in an attempt to get them to commit part of their fortunes to help solve the world’s problems.

I wrote an article you may want to check-out on today’s Help With Cancer.org site: 
Buyer Beware When Purchasing Vitamins & Nutritional Supplements.