Alternative Cancer Treatments

Alternative vs Traditional Treatments

Alternative cancer treatments are: other than traditional treatments for cancer, which usually are chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and surgery.

Alternative treatments are not approved by FDA and other governing bodies.

They tend to treat the whole body, as opposed to treating a symptom, which is what chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and surgery tend to do.

For this reason, most are located outside the U.S., like in Mexico or Bermuda, because most patients come from America.

In some cases, they are known as natural cancer treatments because of the natural, non-invasive remedies and methods, as opposed to traditional treatments which tend to be invasive, poisonous, and often fatal.

What Doctors Won't Tell You:

Alternative Cancer Treatments are wonderful substitutes your oncologist won’t and can’t tell you about. Your choices are to (1) take your treatments at home, or (2) at a specialty clinic. Conventional doctors aren’t allowed to approve of either, so you may want to think twice before letting him/her know your plans.

Of all the choices available, after thorough research, here is my pick: go to the special clinic in Mexico that I went to. Receive the name and complete contact information at my Cancer Survivor page. I walked out of the clinic cancer-free after only two weeks of natural, non-invasive, alternative treatments.

My personal recommendation: if you can afford it, I suggest you go to the clinic.

Clinic Treatments and/or Therapies

The remainder of the information on this page pertains to the treatments I received at the clinic in Mexico in early 2007. It contains my experiences and my daily routines.

It appeared to me that each patient is evaluated at admission, and their treatments and/or protocols are tailor-made specifically for them and their cancer type, stage, location, and aggressiveness. At the clinic website, they have the majority of the treatments they offer, listed on their "Therapies" page.

Also, the clinic has relocated to a newer, more modern facility, with improved amenities from the clinic where I received my treatments. Therefore, naturally some things have changed. I think for the better.

My room had two twin beds, a dining table and two straight chairs, a gallon of bottled water with paper cups, two easy chairs, a nice color T.V., plenty of closet space for the two of us, an okay bathroom, and a wonderful view.

The charge for my husband, Jim, to stay with me was only fifty extra dollars per day, which also included his meals. We gladly agreed to the amount and made payment arrangements with administration located in the building.

After getting settled-in, I had an examination appointment with one of the two staff doctors who would be responsible for my daily care.

The doctor took his time throughout the exam. At the completion, I looked at my watch and was shocked.

The exam lasted two hours!

When was the last time you spent two hours with your doctor performing an initial examination? I was favorably impressed.

Daily Treatment Schedule And Routine At Alternative Clinic:

The doctor explained my routine so I would feel comfortable and would know what to do in sequence the next day.

Thomas, the nurse, had given us a tour of the clinic during my orientation, so I knew where the different treatment rooms were.

My memory was still shaky, but I had my husband, Jim, with me for support, morale, and to help me find the next treatment station.

Also on my first day, I was scheduled to have a Intravenous (IV) Port inserted in my upper left chest for daily I.V. drips.

This device is inserted by making a small incision, and then it is used for daily IV drips directly into a central vein.

The doctor who inserted my port was patient with me and my shrunken veins.

He made several attempts before slightly inverting my table, then the port went in easily. I was “good-to-go” for the treatment to start the next morning.

The Treatment Day

Treatment on the first day went very well.

After breakfast, I went from station to station with other patients at the clinic.

Cancer Patients Relaxed:

The other patients were nice and friendly. Some read books as they received treatments, while others just relaxed, or chatted. Mostly we spoke of things we had in common, like family and grandchildren.

It was a very relaxed atmosphere. Jim was a good trooper and went right along with me as I progressed through my treatments.

As I chatted with other patients, I learned they came from all over the United States and Canada for their Alternative Cancer Treatments. We even had one Caucasian, English speaking lady there who currently lived in Thailand. She later related to me she resided in Thailand because she could live there very affordably on her retirement income.

At every meal I was provided a small container with my name on it. It contained food supplements to take with that meal.

In addition to the mealtime supplements, I had other supplements in my room that I was to take at certain intervals and record on paper.

(I have a list of the supplements I took and the intervals taken; it is too exhaustive to list in this setting.)

One gallon of purified water daily. It was recorded on the same paper with the food supplements I took in my room.

Three good, hot, wholesome, alkaline meals were provided daily.

For those of you interested in good nutritian, explore this site and discover how adding some rare fruits to your diet can provide your body with nutrients that it may be lacking and help it heal itself.

Newfound Energy:

Starting the next day after receiving my IV nutrition, for the first time in over two months, I didn’t need to lie down to rest during the day, just to make it through the day.

I mentioned this to Jim, and he said, “Not only that, but you smiled as you spoke with other patients.” Wow, no rest during the day, and I was smiling again...

What the clinic was doing was working; I was feeling better and had energy.

I was favorably impressed!

By the end of the second day of Alternative Cancer Treatments, I was walking around the clinic without being exhausted.

I admit I was still winded, but what an accomplishment.

Walking around the clinic became much easier as my first week progressed.

I was amazed by how much of my energy and color had returned.

Also, I wasn’t as pale as I had been.

Laser Light Therapy:

To aid the healing of my head from the blisters and infection, the clinic used a hand held laser light for about ten to fifteen minutes daily. It started working immediately, and sometime into my second week, my head was practically healed.

What a wonderful supplement to my Alternative Cancer Treatment!

Amazing!

There was no pain or discomfort with the laser light treatment, just the opposite; it was quite pleasant, and it worked. I couldn’t help but wonder why my medical facility at home didn’t suggest something like the laser.

My daily treatments of Alternative Cancer Treatment were easy and went by quickly as I progressed from station to station.

Below, I have listed my Alternative Cancer Treatments:

After breakfast I received my I.V. hook-up for the day. This started my Alternative Cancer Treatment for the day. It hung on a stand and rolled; I just rolled it along with me from station to station.

I was informed the drip contained: Intense Nutraceutical Therapy, Herbs, Amino Acids, Minerals, etc. It may have also contained DSMO and hydrogen peroxide therapies.

I can tell you: it helped me recover my energy almost immediately. I also think it helped re-build my immune system, as well as flush out the chemo.

2. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy?

I spent about 45 minutes in a pressurized oxygen chamber the clinic referred to as Hyperbaric Oxygen. Most of the time, I was in a chamber that held about six to eight people at a time.

The clinic also had an individual version of the HyperbaricOxygen chamber, but I got claustrophobic when I used it. I also wore an oxygen mask in the chamber so as to maximize the oxygen absorption into my bloodstream.

3. Mag Heat Ray Therapy

I spent about half an hour with a Mag Heat Ray lamp on the large concentrations of cancer throughout my body. This was a concentrated heat lamp on a stand like you can find at most any chiropractor’s office.

The nurse moved it around regularly so as to hit all the major cancer spots and also to make sure it wasn’t burning my skin.

4. Water Massage Therapy

I also spent an hour on a heated water bed (Water Massage) with a roller going up and down my spine. There is only one word to describe it: soothing.

5. Hyperthermia

Next, I spent an hour on a heated bed with vibration called Hyperthermia. This was so great! Most of the time I drifted off to sleep.

6. A Body Vibe

I also spent 10-minutes daily on a body-vibe. This is a small, individual vibrating platform I stood on. This was especially good to help drain my lymph system. About 10-minutes was equivalent to about a 4-mile walk in spent calories.

7. Ozone Therapy

One of the stations was a personal heated sauna with ozone pumped in. I spent about 30-minutes in it at a time. This was called Far Infrared Sauna.

Here, ozone was absorbed directly into the skin. The body converts the ozone into oxygen. I learned oxygen kills cancer from my technician who administered my PET-scan, when I was diagnosed with cancer.

8. Chlorophyll Treatments

Additionally, I received special, treated Chlorophyll twice daily for 4 days: first thing in the morning and again around 7 pm.

This was an eye-dropper-full given under my tongue in a completely dark room. I held it under my tongue for about 5-minutes, and then swallowed. It was explained to me that the chlorophyll was sensitive to light, so it was administered in the dark.

It was also explained to me that the chlorophyll formed a type of hard shell around the cancer in my body.

9. Ultrasound Treatments:

My fifth day was a rest day, then for the next five days, I received ultra-sound treatments where my cancer concentrations were.

The ultra-sound broke the cancer down to the molecular level; then, I just simply excreted it through my body’s elimination system through the urine and bowel.

When you go to the web site of the clinic, this procedure employing chlorophyll and ultrasound is called: Sonodynamic Therapy.

My final two words about sonodynamic therapy: it works!

This rounded out my list of Alternative Cancer Treatments.

I saw one of the staff doctors daily during my Alternative Cancer Treatment.

One of the two doctors was on site 24-hours per day. My blood pressure and other vital signs were taken daily and recorded.

That’s it. That’s amazing, isn’t it? Something, or all, of my Alternative Cancer Treatment was working. At the end of my first week, (again, this was at the end of my first week) I was given another physical exam.

Doctor Exam Using Hand Kneading:

The doctor spent a lot of time and really dug in deep as he examined all the areas where I had high concentrations of lymphoma cancer just a week before. At the completion of his exam, he said he could hardly feel any swelling in my lymph nodes. Praise God, my swelling was WAY DOWN.

After that exam, I had my weekly appointment with my clinic doctor. He looked over all my records just as thoroughly as he had originally, and asked me a lot of questions about my energy levels, night sweats, and how I felt overall. Then he gave me some outstanding news.

Here is a short version of my miracle.

When I was diagnosed in January 2007, my doctor gave me as short as 3-months to live and rated my cancer somewhere between stage 3 or 4.

Without checking any alternatives, I started chemotherapy at my health care provider’s oncology department.

I was scheduled for 6-rounds of chemotherapy; each round was a double-bag.

During my second infusion, I experienced a deathly reaction to the chemicals and almost died in the treatment chair.

That near-death experience was the catalyst that sent me in search of Alternative Cancer Treatments.

After weeks of searching, I found a wonderful clinic which was recommended in one of Kevin Trudeau’s books. I devoured the website information and read all the survivor’s testimonials. Then, my husband and I discussed and prayed about the possibilities of me going to the clinic.

It was a big decision to go; it shouldn’t have been, but it was. I had butterflies like I have never had them before. Then, together my husband and I made the decision for me to go to the clinic.

The treatments were for two-weeks; now they do three-weeks for less money than I paid for my two-weeks. I regained my energy and smile back almost instantly after the treatments began.

After returning home, I made an appointment with oncology. He ordered another PET-scan because he couldn’t detect any cancer remaining when he physically examined me. I held my breath for about a week until the results came back…Cancer-Free!!

That was in early 2007. I have full faith that you can become the next cancer survivor by going to the clinic.

I urge you to receive a FREE CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL EVALUATION, to discover if you are a good candidate for Alternative Cancer Treatments.

Get the clinic name by going to my Cancer Survivor page and use the “Clinic Name Request Form” You’ll be so happy you did!!

Thank you for stopping by my "Alternative Cancer Treatment" page.

I wish you and your family the best of health and happiness.

Peggy Sue Roberts

Riverside, California

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