Abstract

This study explores the potential of the Neo Ayurveda protocol, developed by Dr. S.M. Raju, in the treatment of liver dysfunction and post-cancer recovery. A 54-year-old female patient, previously treated for breast cancer (2019–2020), developed symptoms of liver dysfunction, including elevated liver enzymes and the presence of lesions, as detected by blood tests, ultrasound, and MRI in January 2023. Given her prior negative experience with chemotherapy and radiation, she opted for an alternative treatment approach through Neo Ayurveda, which integrates Ayurvedic principles with modern scientific methods, including the use of an uncooked diet ("monkey diet"), herbal supplements, and gut health optimization via prebiotics and probiotics.

The patient’s liver enzyme levels (SGOT, SGPT, Gamma GT, and Alkaline Phosphate) were monitored over the course of treatment, showing a significant reduction from elevated levels in January 2023 to normal or near-normal levels by March 2023. Specifically, SGOT reduced from 211 to 19, SGPT from 364.11 to 21, Gamma GT from 589 to 26, and Alkaline Phosphate from 310 to 108. This dramatic improvement suggests that Neo Ayurveda may play a crucial role in supporting liver recovery and overall health regeneration, even in cases of potential metastatic cancer recurrence and liver dysfunction.

The underlying mechanisms of the treatment are based on the principles of detoxification, cellular regeneration, and activation of heat shock proteins (HSP60), which are responsible for proper protein folding and organ repair. The treatment also emphasizes the importance of maintaining an alkaline body environment to support optimal organ function and prevent further disease progression.

This case study provides promising evidence for the efficacy of the Neo Ayurveda protocol in treating liver disorders and post-cancer complications, offering an alternative approach to traditional medical treatments. Further research is necessary to explore the full scope of Neo Ayurveda's potential in the management of liver diseases, cancer recovery, and other chronic conditions.

Keywords

  • SGOT
  • SGPT
  • Liver