Adrenal Tumor, Advice on supplementation Options

[Phi]

A family member of mine just found out she has an adrenal tumor; it consistently causes excess fatigue and numerous other symptoms. I figured this would be a good place to start my search on supplements that could help her out in the meantime while she receives the necessary treatment. Any suggestions?

[Flex]

I cannot speak for Norway, but I damn sure know that there is no such thing as a healthy cow in the United States (or at least very few, and they are not producing milk, they are producing the equivalent of kobe beef). Certainly you can live a healthy happy life and consume dairy. It is a choice for each individual to make. If you think soy ice cream sucks (which many of them do lol) then more power to you! Eat the real ice cream, it taste a whole hell of a lot better. But there is no denying that milk is not a necessary part of a well balanced diet, and it should not be advocated for by governments raw or otherwise.

[KoolK3n]

I cannot speak for Norway, but I damn sure know that there is no such thing as a healthy cow in the United States (or at least very few, and they are not producing milk, they are producing the equivalent of kobe beef). Certainly you can live a healthy happy life and consume dairy. It is a choice for each individual to make. If you think soy ice cream sucks (which many of them do lol) then more power to you! Eat the real ice cream, it taste a whole hell of a lot better. But there is no denying that milk is not a necessary part of a well balanced diet, and it should not be advocated for by governments raw or otherwise.

Maybe when I become a multi-millionaire, I'll buy Kobe beef
To some extent I agree, I think a limit has to put on dairy products. The demand is way beyond what supply can handle, which is why they treat the cows like shit.
Besides soy milk, what are other alternatives to cow milk?