Not familiar with some of the terms you are using but I believe that specific cancers are matched with specific drug protocols and you don't get to choose other than whether to proceed or not.
I personally regret having chemo for lung cancer (Cisplatin and ????)  Still suffering permanent side effects including chemo brain and peripheral nerve damage to my fingers and toes.
I also believe that my cancer spread to my brain because of the chemo.  Of course we'll never know for sure but essentially I was so disappointed in the advice my doctors gave me I am reluctant to follow their advice in future.
I had no personal experience of 'cancer' previously so no anecdotal information.  Since then I tend to mention my terminal state to everybody I meet (including complete strangers) and it is suprising how many tell me of friends and relatives who refused cancer treatments and are still alive 5 / 10 / 15 years on.
Having said that my mum developed leukemia recently and was offered chemo as a palliative treatment.  I actually tried to talk her out of it (she is 98) but she went ahead and her symptoms have improved a great deal so I am glad she went ahead.  In the end it was her decision.
Whatever your mum decides . . .I hope you support her decision.
All the best
Tams
 

Hi,I would also like to hear more about this! Anyone out there have any info/experience with this alternative methyof cancer treatment??? PLEASE SPEAK UP x