How to take BN for cancer

To help someone with cancer fight off the disease with BN, we typically recommend taking 16 tablets (4 sachets) at bedtime with a high dose at least twice a week. Let's say every 3 days, but there is no such thing as an overdose of BN. If your client would like to try the high dose 3-4 times a week, there is no problem in doing so. A high dose is also called a 'bombing dose,' a term coined by Dr. Kaye. (originally Dr Osato)

The way people take the high dose is as follows:

• Tablets: 16 tablets x 4 every 40 minutes or 4 tablets x 16 every 10 minutes
• Granule sachets: 4 sachets x 4 every 40 minutes or 1 sachet x 16 every 10 minutes

These methods are all the same thing. This is a very powerful way of taking BN to boost the immune system. The timing of taking the high dose does not have to be at bedtime; it can be done in the afternoon.

BN is a powerful immune booster, so a patient's immune system (NK cells activity) could rely on BN. In this case, if a patient would like to stop taking BN, they should reduce the dose gradually, not stop abruptly.

One case where we commonly observe Herxheimer reactions is in cancer cases. When cancer patients take 4 sachets every night and a high dose (16 sachets a day/twice a week at least), we observe pain or heat where the cancer is in most cases. If you use BN with cancer patients, it would be advisable to inform your client in advance.

BN can be taken during treatments, but there are specific guidelines to optimize the benefits of both the treatments and BN. The approach varies based on the treatments, medications, and individual conditions. If a person is currently undergoing treatments, we encourage you to get in touch with us or discuss the case during a practitioners' meeting with Dr. Kaye. We are here to provide the best possible support for your specific situation.

For cancer prevention, BN is excellent at helping. The dosage depends on how aggressive the cancer risk is. Please feel free to seek advice from us at info@toneko.co.uk.