I would tell anyone, don’t have regrets, try the alternative treatments first, having no regrets
I was unexpectedly diagnosed with prostate cancer in the Spring of 2023. I Went in for routine physical and an elevated PSA (9.0) was discovered. I was referred to a urologist for further examination. The doctor I met with did literally next to nothing. Asked a few questions and did no examination. He sent me away with instructions to come back in ninety days, and we would check my PSA again at that time and said, “Don’t worry about too much; more men die with prostate cancer than die from it.” It was at this time I was referred to another urologist who actually did an examination and determined a biopsy should be performed. The biopsy came back positive, and I started exploring my options.
I met with a surgeon to discuss removal and a radiation oncologist. Funny thing was that after each of those meetings, I left feeling like each of their procedures was the way to go. I don’t want to say I was being given a sales pitch as I’m sure they both strongly believe that their option for treatment was the best option. During this time, I also started learning more about alternative options. I did my research, spoke with others who had gone through traditional treatment as well as those who had pursued alternative treatment.
Based on the information I gathered and what I felt like was the best option for me and my situation, I chose the alternative route. I went to Mexico and received daily treatments for 3 weeks at the Immunity Therapy Center. Most of the patients there had already done chemo, radiation etc., and were grasping for answers. I wanted to avoid being in that place. The staff there was amazing, and my experience was nothing but positive. Since returning from Mexico, I am clear of cancer and would recommend to anyone exploring treatment options, to consider all their options before just following the traditional path. I was able to get well quicker than I could even get started moving through the tests, much less the treatments. I have talked to many who lost a year of their life with miserable treatments, surgery, chemo, etc. I am still well, eating better and taking better care of myself, and taking the supplements called for in the Tippen protocol.
