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Principles
• We do not substitute medical doctors. We
advise you to seek proper medical help.
• In addition, we advocate the use of herbs, and take a holistic approach
towards your healing.
• We do not guarantee that the herbs can cure you of your cancer, but
experiences of others showed that the herbs brought great relief and healing.
• Healing can only come if you lead a healthy lifestyle, free of stress
(physical and mental) and take proper food. Having peace of mind and to believe
in God – the Almighty Healer – is just as important as taking herbs or
medicine.
Cervical Cancer, Stage 2B Gone Wild Within Six Months – Why?
Amy (not real name) is a 39 year old
lady from Indonesia. She came to seek our help on 13 January 2012. She had
severe discomforts – her stomach was bloated, very tired and afraid of the cold
– even unable to withstand the air-conditioning in our centre. The first
words to me were, “Please help me get rid of the wind in my stomach. I was not
able to pass out any gas. And I did not have my bowel movements for the past
few days.” Generally for such a case, I would advise the patient to go back to
their doctors. Let their doctors help them. At CA Care we want to heal the
whole person – and we don’t know how to “repair your problem” through piece
meal effort. So I told her, “Before I try to help you, please tell me
what have you been doing? Only then I can understand what have gone wrong.”
This is her tragic story.
1. In May 2011, Amy had vaginal
bleeding once and then there was watery discharge. A biopsy was done at a
hospital in Indonesia. It was confirmed carcinoma of the cervix.
2. Amy came to a private hospital in
Penang for further investigation. Physical examination showed presence of a
huge mass arising from the cervix involving the left parametrium. The
doctor indicated it was a cervical adenocarcinoma, Stage 2B.
3. She also had a 1.9 x 1.5 x 2.0 cm
mass in her left breast. A lumpectomy was performed for her breast. She was
started on Tamoxifen.
4. Amy was referred to a cancer
hospital for radiotherapy of her cervical cancer. She underwent 25 sessions of
radiotherapy and at the same time received 5 cycles of chemotherapy. The drug
used was cisplatin given at weekly interval.
5. Amy also underwent 2
sessions of brachytherapy (internal radiotherapy). This second treatment was
done on 2 August 2011. Amy refused a third session of brachytherapy.
6. Her medical report on 9 November
2011 stated,
§ “ There was
suboptimal response during brachytherapy which patient was aware of.
§ ”“She was
psychologically frail towards end of treatment.”
§ “She still
has persistent vaginal mucoid discharge.”
7. After radiotherapy in
Penang, Amy still had vaginal bleeding. She went to a specialist centre in PJ,
Selangor for second opinion. The oncologist said, “She came to see me on 24
August 2011 for profuse vaginal bleeding. There was an area of ulceration in
the right vaginal vault. I managed to stop the bleeding after using vaginal
tampon. Then I referred her to another professor in Kuala Lumpur.”
8. Amy returned to Penang and
underwent an operation – TAHBSO (Total
abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy)
on 14 November 2011. “The histopathology report showed well differentiated
endocervical adenocarcinoma of the cervix. There is metastasis to both ovaries. There
is no tumour response to chemo-radiation therapy.”
9. Back in Indonesia, Amy
suffered abdominal pains in mid December 2011. This was what her doctor in a
Indonesia hospital wrote, “A recent CT scan was done which showed:
§ Pulmonary
metastases – i.e., the cancer has spread to both her lungs.
§ Bilateral
hydronephrosis – i.e., swelling of both kidneys due to build-up of urine. This
was later found to be due to blockage of the urinary tract.
§ Mass in
pelvis with suspected infiltration to bladder and rectum, peritoneum and
omentum with ascites.”
The doctor in Indonesia prescribed
pain killers and antibiotics.
10. In January 2012, Amy went back to
a university hospital in Kuala Lumpur. A CT scan on 4 January 2011 indicated
“recurrence of CA cervix with widespread metastasis with IVC (inferior vena cava) thrombous.” AMY remained in the
university for 10 days and underwent two surgical procedures;
§ Installation
of two stents to relieve the blockage of her urinary tubes.
§ Installation
of IVC filter – an “umbrella” structure to reduce the incidence of arterial
blockage caused by a blood clot. The device is made from very thin wires,
having a mesh-like structure which resembles an umbrella.
In spite of all the above “treatment”
and “rescue” procedures, Amy did not get well.
On 13 January 2012 Amy and her husband
came to seek our help – complaining of gas accumulation in her abdomen and not
being able to move her bowels for the past few days.
Comments
Let me ask you to reflect on these
questions.
1.
What do you think are the causes of all these
problems? Is it the cancer or the treatments?
2.
What would happen if she just did nothing?
Would she be in trouble within six months like she is in now?
3.
Is this the first “tragic case” that such a
thing happened?
4.
The surgeon wrote a significant comment after
the surgery – “There is no tumour response
to chemo-radiation therapy.” Think hard – is this the first time
someone had realized that chemotherapy and radiotherapy were not effective? If
they were not effective, why was the patient subjected to such
treatments? Think again – besides being ineffective, don’t
they do more harm?
At CA Care we often come across such
cases. Take time to reflect on the following cases.
They Died Soon Afterwards –
After Radio-Chemotherapy
1. Cervical Cancer Stage 2A –
After Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy, She Died Within 1 year 8 months
Mother was 64 years old and was
diagnosed with cancer of the cervix, Stage 2A in December 2000. She underwent
26 times of radiation and 6 cycles of chemotherapy. The cancer recurred after a
year. She had radiotherapy again for 11 times. Her health deteriorated and she
was in severe pain. Mother died 1 year and 8 months after being diagnosed with
cervical cancer.
What had gone wrong? Was it the
treatment or the cancer that killed her?
Listen to what the daughter said.
2. The Biggest Mistake I Have Ever
Made
In his book: Cancer Recovery Guide, pg.
28, Jonathan Chamberlain wrote:
When my wife Bernadette learned
that despite all the surgery, radiation and chemotherapy her tumour had
returned, she was informed that she had three months to live. She was told this
on 17 January. She died on 16 April. Three months exactly.
In our conversation that evening,
Jonathan said:
§ From my own experience with my
wife, we were in awe of the doctors …. We were in awe of our ignorance. We
assumed that the doctors were best … I realized that was the biggest mistake I
have ever made – to do what the doctors advise. You learn the hard way.
§ She (wife) suffered from chemotherapy and
it killed her. She died not just from cancer. She died from cancer plus
chemotherapy. She died within one year because she did everything that doctor
advised her.
Melisa Abandoned Medical
Treatments, After Much Damage Being Done
Melisa-A61, was a 44-year old
female. She underwent a hysterectomy for her cancer of the cervix, Stage
1b (take note – early stage). After the operation, she underwent 25 times
of radiation treatments and one time of brachytherapy (internal therapy).
Melisa ended up having to go in and out of the hospital due to pains, fevers
and temperatures. Later, a scan showed that there was pus in her abdomen. A
scan revealed that the cancer had spread to the lungs and liver. Melisa
ended up in a hospital in Singapore – in search for a cure. The doctor at first
suggested that she undergo surgery to remove the infected parts. Melisa
reasoned out how surgery could have helped her when the entire liver and lungs
were infected with cancer? She declined surgery but went ahead with
chemotherapy. The first shot of chemotherapy was tolerable but the second and
third shots were real bad. She preferred to die rather than complete the
treatments.
Listen to what she said in the
following videos:
What if the patients forgo
medical treatments?
1. Cervical Cancer Stage 2A –Survived Five Years With Herbs Only,
Refused Radiotherapy
This was a 70-year-old lady. She was
diagnosed with cancer of the cervix, Stage 2A, in May 2000. She declined
medical treatments and came to seek our help. She was on herbs. Watch the video
clips below – they were recorded on 9 November 2001, 6 September 2002, 9
January 2005 and 3 February 2005. Patient had survived about five years – she
did not die like the above lady who had the same type and stage of cancer and
died 1 year 8 months after undergoing radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
Unfortunately, in November of 2004,
this patient had to take care of her grandchild, was under a lot of stress,
decided not to take her herbs that kept her alive all these years. Then
she started to take all the “bad food.” About two months later, she suffered a
relapse. Later we learned that she died.
2. You Can Give Me
Anything But Not Chemotherapy or Radiotherapy
Yin was diagnosed with cancer of the
cervix in 1999. This was followed by an operation. Since everything was clean,
no further treatment was indicated. Barely four years later, in August 2003,Yin
suffered severe pains in her backbone. The CT scan indicated a small right
thyroid nodule and bilateral pleural effusion (fluid in both lungs). Yin was 67
years old when she suffered this recurrence. Consultation with three
oncologists in Kuala Lumpur yielded the same opinion – Go for chemotherapy and
radiotherapy. However, the treatment would be only
palliative. It would not cure her. At best it was only to promote her quality
of life. The prognosis by these cancer experts was six months to live! Yin said
she would rather die than undergo chemotherapy and radiotherapy. She had seen
how two of her brothers suffered and died while undergoing these treatments. Yin’s
son decided to bring her mother to see us on 23 September 2003. Yin was started
on Capsule A, Cervical Tea, Utero-ovary Tea, Bone Tea, Lung Tea and C-Tea.
Within six months after taking these herbs, Yin’s life was restored to normalcy
and she was free of pains.
Yin died in 2011 because of a heart
attack, not because of her cancer. She had been taking the herbs
for EIGHT years.
What the Experts Said
Posted in Cervical
Cancer, Failure
Story, Success
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Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma of the Stomach: One cycle of chemo made him really sick. He took herbs and life was restored
Eng (H241) is a 65-year-old
male. In 2007 he underwent an angioplasty procedure. Sometime in July
2009, he suffered from indigestion and nausea. Then in August 2009, he vomited
blood. He was admitted into a government hospital. A biopsy done on 23 October
2009 indicated large cell, B-cell type gastric non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma (NHL) of
intermediate grade. On 8 December 2009, he underwent chemotherapy with modified
CHOP – cyclophosphamide + vincristine + Epirubicin and
Prednisolone. Medical record indicated he received a LOWER dosage due to
his past medical history. He suffered the following severe side effects
after just a cycle of chemotherapy.
§ Nausea
§ Vomiting
§ Fevers,
temperature 38.1 C
§ Slow
heartbeat (junctional bradycardia)
§ Hardening
(consolidation) of the right lung
§ Stroke (left
thalamus infarction)
§ Uncontrolled
hypertension
As a result of the above, life was
difficult for Eng. He had no strength and was unable to urinate. This is what
was written on his medical report. “20
December 2009 – In view of patient’s poor tolerance to chemo and the lesion is
localized within the stomach” patient was referred for
radiotherapy. Eng was asked to undergo 25 times of radiation treatment. He
refused. He was discharged and prescribed with the following drugs:
1.
Omeprazole
2.
Lovastatin
3.
Ticlid
4.
Isordil
5.
Amlodipine
6.
Perindopril
7.
Prazocin
8.
Gliclazide
9.
Laquid paraffin
10.
Lactulose
Patient’s daughter came to seek our
help on 17 January 2010. She presented her father’s condition as below:
1.
No pain
2.
Unable to sleep
3.
Can’t eat – no appetite, nausea and
sometimes vomit
4.
Tired
5.
Bowel movements once every few days –
constipatioin
6.
Cough with sticky phlegm
7.
Breathless
8.
No strength
We prescribed Capsule A, C-tea, Lympho
1 and 2 teas, Constipation tea and Appetite & Vomit tea. 24 January 2010:
After one week on the herbs, his appetite and bowel movements improved. He
could talk with a louder voice. But he still had difficulty with urination.
29 January 2010: No more nausea, every
day he moved his bowels, and he was able to walk better. Before the herbs he
was only able to stand up for a while only.
5 March 2010: Health improved – could
walk. Appetite improved. Swelling of both legs were gone. He was able to
urinate. For the first time, his daughter brought her father to meet us
(see video).
12 November 2010: Eng came to see us.
He was doing fine.
9 December 2011: He was doing fine –
almost two years since he started taking the herbs. Eng came to see us
with his daughter (see video).
Permission to use this video without
having to mask patient’s face is granted by the family.
Comments
1.
Because of his medical history, Eng was only
given “lower” dose chemotherapy. In spite of that, he suffered severe side
effects. What do you think could happen if he was to be given a “FULL” dose?
Can he die from the treatment?
2.
What is the idea or rationale of receiving
“lower” dose chemotherapy? Do you mean to say that a “lower” dose can also cure
him when using a “full “dose may not cure patients?
3.
Since further chemotherapy had to be aborted,
Eng was asked to undergo 25 times of radiotherapy. Was this a wise advice? Can
radiotherapy cure stomach lymphoma?
4.
What could have happened if Eng were to
undergo radiotherapy? Would he not suffer even worse side effects?
The family decided to give up medical
treatment. Eng’s daughter surfed the net and found CA Care. Eng was put on
herbs. His conditions improved and as of this writing (13 December 2011), after
almost two years, he is still doing fine.
1.
Does this not indicate that what Eng did for
the past two years – taking herbs and change of diet – is good for him?
How much scientific proof do we need from this success story?
2.
Think hard – do you really need chemo or
radiation for such a case? Is there not a better way of treating such a “sick”
person like Eng besides such invasive treatments?
Let me end with these quotations:
Kidney Cancer: Remove One and a Half Kidneys Then Go For Dialysis!
What if you were told to remove
one kidney because of your cancer? That’s okay. I have a patient and
friend, who had a kidney removed because of his cancer. He took herbs and
was on our diet. He is living a good life for the past sixteen years.
But what if you were told to
remove one and a half of your kidneys? That would be a dilemma. The remaining
one half kidney may not function. You may need to go on dialysis for the rest
of your life.
And what if removing your
kidney does not really solve your cancer problem?Surgery does not cure cancer. It just
buys you time. Cancer can recur. What
if the cancer recurs? That means you need the toxic chemotherapy
treatment besides having to undergo dialysis to keep you alive.
What if you live in a place
where you are not sure if there is a “good” dialysis facility? That is not your doctor’s problem
anymore.
I am not “cooking” up these questions.
I had to deal with this problem not long ago – while I was on a vacation. I
received this email on 20 November 2011.
To: Dr. Chris K.H. Teo,
My father had been diagnosed
with kidney cancer. I am now confused as to what to do. A friend recommended me
to see Dr. Teo. Hopefully Dr. Teo can help. We are now in Singapore, if it is
possible to meet, I will be looking for flights to Penang today. Thank you.(Translated
from Indonesian)
Knowing that he was desperate, I told
him to come and see me as soon as I was back in Malaysia. So on 24 November
2011, SK and his two sons came to Penang. Below is our conversation that day.
SK’s problem started about two years
ago. He had blood in his urine. He consulted an urologist who prescribed him
medication. The problem disappeared. Then in May 2011, there was again blood in
his urine.
An ultrasound of his abdomen on 27 May
2011 indicated a 67.2 x 64.2 mm mass in his right kidney and a 70.5 x 56.0 mm
mass in his left kidney.
SK was again prescribed medication and
the problem disappeared after taking it. In mid-November 2011, SK again had
blood in his urine. Accompanied by his two sons, SK went to Singapore for
further consultation.
A CT scan done on 16 November 2011
indicated a large mass, 6.7 x 8.4 x 7 cm in size in the left kidney. The right
kidney has a nodular mass, 6.6. x 4.9 x 6.4 cm in size. Appearances are highly
of bilateral renal neoplasm.
A blood test on 16 November 2011
showed elevated creatinine (141.0) level. His alkaline phosphatase was at 165
(high) and GGT at 228 (high). Other parameters, including AFP, CEA and PSA,
were within normal range.
A bone scan done on 21 November 2011
indicated no conclusive evidence of any bony metastases.
Based on the above, the doctor in
Singapore said he was 95 percent sure that SK has kidney cancer. SK was asked
to undergo an operation to remove the tumours in both his kidneys. This would
involve removing one and a half kidneys. There is a 50:50 chance that the
remaining one half of the other kidney may not function after the surgery. If
this happens, SK would have to be on dialysis. In spite of this set back, the
doctor said the tumours must be removed.
SK and his sons refused further
medical treatment. SK told us, “What the doctor offered me is not going to
solve my problems.” He opted for our therapy. On 24 November 2011, SK was
prescribed Capsule A and B, Liver Tea, Kidney Tea, Detox+ WF Tea and Lung Tea.
While back in Indonesia, we kept in touch via e-mails through his son.
E-mail Communication
1 December 2011
I wish to inform you about my father’s
condition. After taking the herbs for 6 days and following your diet
recommendation, he felt weak, sweat very frequently, lost his appetite, felt
nauseous. Are these expected?
Reply: Continue taking the
herbs and let me know what happen after one more week.
2 December 2011
Today my father vomited and could not
eat anything. After eating he vomited. He felt nauseous. Should he continue
taking the herbs? Because of the vomiting he cannot even drink the herbal teas.
Please advise.
Reply: Okay. Take Capsule A
only. Then see what happen after that. If okay, drink Detox tea + WF + Capsule
A – see what happen. Let me know. Chris.
9 December 2011
I wish to inform you about my father
conditions:
a) After
stopping Capsule B, his stomach felt better, he vomited less but he still
vomited at night.
b) His
whole body was very uncomfortable – very tired, sweating, blurred vision, dizzy
when standing up. Are these the side effects of the herbs?
c)
Now my father is taking: Capsule A (1 capsule, 3 times per day), Energy and
Kidney Teas. He does not take: Capsule B, Detox tea + WF, Liver and Lung teas.
What is your advice? Should continue or stop any one of them?
d) After
10 days on the herbs, we did a blood test. The results are attached. Please
have a look if there is any improvement? What do you think?
Reply:
a) He should not have
such side effects – is he the kind of person who is fussy about his food?
Difficult and selective about the taste of food?
b) Feeling of discomforts is
because of his stomach? Any gastric problem before? Did he take Capsule A + B
with honey water?
c) What about his blood
pressure? His blood counts were low but I don’t expect such problems.
d) I have no other way. If you
take the herbs and they are not helpful, go and find someone else to help you.
e) Go to this link and read
what it takes to be a winner.http://cancercareindonesia.com/2011/09/11/kanker-paru-otak-suatu-penyembuhan-yang-tidak-mungkin-1-harapan-setelah-suatu-bencana-empat-puluh-siklus-kemoterapi-iressa-tarceva-dan-sutent-tid Read
this carefully.
f) Don’t expect after taking
the herbs for 10 days the blood test results are going to be better.
15 December 2011
Dr. Chris. Thank you for the
information. My father is improving. He is now taking all the herbs, except
Capsule B as you have suggested. In the next 5 days our herbs are going to be
finished and we plan to come and see you on 21 December 2011. Would you be able
to see us?
Reply: Okay come and see
me, 10.30 a.m. Chris
Second Visit to CA Care – 22rd – 23 December 2011
SK, his wife and son came to CA Care
after taking herbs for three weeks. On the second week of taking the herbs, he
experienced healing crisis. He had more problems and was not getting better but
these problems gradually resolved by themselves. If you know more by what we
need by healing crisis, click on this link:http://cancercaremalaysia.com/2012/01/18/healing-crisis/
E-mail Communication
6 January 2012
The e-Therapy machine is helping all
my family members, including me. All of us are using the machine. Day by day my
father’s condition, after coming back, is getting better. Now, his appetite is
getting better, physically he looks more fresh and energetic. We celebrated
Christmas eve by watching the movie at the cinema. He was so excited at the
moment. Thank you for your advice and support, Dr. Chris. GBU
Reply: Very
good and happy to hear that. Yes, make your father happy always. Please let me
know the following:
a) Before he vomited, now does he
still vomit?
b) Any pain in the stomach?
c) Does the machine help him with the
stomach problem? I asked you to use the program for Stomach function program.
d) Is there any pain any where?
Thanks so much and keep well always.
Chris
6 January 2012
Yes, I hope day by day will be better
and better.
a) No, a day after coming back from
Penang he felt better with his stomach. He told me that after winds came out
from his stomach, he felt so good. He never needs to take the Vomit herb until
now.
b) He said that there is no pain in
his stomach, but he felt so much wind in there.
c) After coming back from
Penang, and after he felt better with his stomach, he never used the Stomach
function program at all. He does the cancer programs only.
d) According to him, there is a little
pain in his kidney (more in the right kidney), the pains comes just
sometimes.
Reply: Thanks so much for your
answer. I am happy to note that he is not vomiting anymore. And he continues to
take the other herbs? Chris
7 January 2012
Yes, he takes all the herbs: Energy,
Liver-P, Kidney, Lung, Capsule A & B, Detox tea. And he is doing the
machine program like you taught me. Morning, midday and at night – everyday.
Reply: One more question — After he
took all the herbs — did he vomit this time? Before he came and saw me the
second time and before using the machine —- he vomited after taking herbs or
even drinking something. Now is he , no vomit? Chris
7 January 2012
Morning Dr. Chris,
Alright, no vomiting anymore. Even
after taking the Capsule B (before you suggested that he stop taking it because
he vomited after taking Capsule B). Now he is taking all the herbs,
except Vomit Tea.
Reply: Great and thanks. Chris
15 January 2012
Dr. Chris,
My father vomited again this night. He
told me there was a lot of gas in his stomach. Morning and mid-day he felt
good, but in the night not good (every day). What do you think? Is it the
effect after take capsule B? Your opinion please.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Reply: Can you try #72 -Stomach
problem and there is also #124 Stomach Gas. Try one first and see what happens.
Then later try another and see what happens. I think his stomach is not good.
Let me know. Chris
16 January 2012
What happen to the vomit now?
Chris
20 January 2012
Dr. Chris,
My father is not vomiting anymore.
Reply: Okay thank you — next
time you know what to do if he vomits again. You use the machine for his vomit?
Chris
26 January 2012
Hello Dr.Chris,
Happy Chinese New Year. Yes, my dad
used the machine for his vomit. Thanks.
Comments
This is indeed a sad story. I fully
empathize with SK. He was in limbo having to choose between the “devil and the
deep blue sea.” As a rule, any patient who comes to us with kidney tumour will
be told to go back to his/her doctor for surgery. Get the diseased kidney out!
Then come to us for herbs. But in this case, it is not possible for me to say
that to SK. If surgery can ensure that the cancer does not recur and spread to
other organs then I am tempted to “push” him towards surgery. At least SK
will end up with only just a problem –dialysis for the rest of his life. But
what if the cancer comes back, example to his lung? Chemo would be the obvious
answer! I have fully explained this scenario to SK and his two sons.
As you can hear from our conversation,
SK and his family have already decided to decline further medical intervention.
The treatment plan proposed by the Singapore does not make sense to him.
Likewise, I tell all patients – evaluate what your doctor has got to offer you
– if it makes sense, go for it. If it does not make sense, don’t go for it! It
is your responsibility to make whatever decision that you are most comfortable
with. Sometimes before making a decision, it is wise for patients or their
loved ones to “read and read”. Don’t just listen and believe what your doctor
or friends said. Find the necessary information yourself, if you can. In this
way, at least you can go to the “battle” well prepared. This is exactly what I
did in SK’s case. To be better informed, I searched the internet for the
answers to the questions below. And you will be surprised that there are many
others asking the same questions and there are equally many others who are
willing to share their own experiences with you.
1.
Could You Live Without Your
Kidneys?
§ A person can
live with only one functioning kidney if the other is diseased or has been
removed. But no one can live without both kidneys, unless he undergoes almost
daily treatments on a dialysis machine.
§ I recently
had both kidneys removed and only require dialysis 3 times a week for 4 hours
each visit. In each session I filter approx 68 litres of blood. I have to take
tablets for blood pressure as well as other conditions and can only drink 500ml
of fluid a day as I no longer make any pee. I have a low potassium, sodium and
phosphate diet. So yes, you can live without kidneys, but it’s not
straightforward or easy.
§ I don’t have
any kidneys and I haven’t had any for 6 years now. I do my dialysis 3 days in a
week for 5 hours at a time.
§ About 9
months ago I had both kidneys removed. I need dialysis 4 times a week for 4
hours. I can drink 0. 5 litre to 1 liter per day, but for example I drank about
8 liter last weekend. Drink-throw up, drink-throw up, drink-throw up – that’s
the answer.
§ I currently
have half a kidney on one side and one 3rd on the other half of my body. So I
don’t have one full kidney. I am still living an awesome life … doing anything
I want.
2. So, what is your life like on dialysis?
§ Obviously it
is going to be a life changing thing but something that we must learn to cope
with and becomes part of our life. No one would choose dialysis versus normal
functioning kidneys. However without dialysis life is not possible at all.
There are risks of taking off too much fluid or not enough fluid. There are
risks of infection, both blood infections and infections of the fistula.
Again, no one volunteers to do dialysis but it is definitely better than
dying from renal failure. In my experience, patients usually learn to cope well
and make it a “normal part of life”.
§ I went on
dialysis at age 45 and did very well. Most of the time I felt very good. I was
in good shape. Here is what worked for me. I was very compliant with my
treatment. I did not skip dialysis sessions and I didn’t end them before my
time on the machine was done. I followed the diet, which can make a big
difference in how you feel. I did not have fluid restrictions. I took all
my medicines. I had very good doctors and an extremely good nursing team at dialysis.
I tried to educate myself about dialysis & kidney disease.
§ My brother
suffered total kidney failure and had to go on dialysis. He feels constantly
tired and generally ill, he’s on a massively strict diet plan (rule of thumb:
if it’s nice, you probably can’t have it). Although he can do occasional
driving work on my uncle’s farm, anything more than a half-day’s worth leaves
him exhausted.
§ My mom was on
dialysis. My mom has said she would rather die than do dialysis again. The
restrictive diet was really hard especially the drinking less liquid part of
it. Having said all that her Doctors were quite firm with her that she should
continue working and have as normal a life as a possible while doing the
dialysis, they said and I can see this to be true, that removing the things
that normalize her life would make her more prone to depression and more apt to
feel awful about her treatment. So she continued to work.
§ I am a 37 yr
old female. To be perfectly honest I HATE dialysis, I hate having to sit in a
chair for 3 and a half hours, bored, and senseless out of my mind,
hardly a soul to talk to, having to sit without moving in case the stupid
perm-a-cath in my neck decides to play up, the fact my pulse races anywhere up
to and over 150. If it wasn’t for my husband, son and mum and dad I think I
would just tell them to get lost and do without it. I am starting to hate
Monday, Wednesday and Friday – the days in between aren’t much better. If I am
not out in hot flushes in throwing up, but because of my family I keep going.
§ Deciding not
to do dialysis is not suicide!!! It’s natural. I personally do not do well on
dialysis but I see other people that do better. No one in my center is happy
about being there especially me. On dialysis days I go from 5:30 am to 8:30 am.
I can’t drive after this because it takes such a toll on me so my husband picks
me up and takes me home and goes back to work. I am down for the day. They next
day I feel a little better so I get some house work done and cook dinner for 2
days in advance. I always said I would not do dialysis but here I am doing it
with the hope of getting a transplant and that is the only reason I have
continued for 5 months. My quality of life stinks. I have nothing to look
forward to. It is starting to take a toll financially. My marriage is suffering
in several ways. So what I am living for is not to disappoint other people. I
feel like a burden. I want my life back.
§ My brother
has been on dialysis for 5 years now and is 24. The only thing that bothers him
about dialysis is it can become an inconvenience. It does make him weaker and
very tired, but only on the day he has it, and this usually only lasts a few
hours. But as most people have said there is a fluid intake limit and if the
patient exceeds this limit it can have side effects such as sickness. The
machine affects everyone differently.
§ I have been
on dialysis for almost three years. At first I liked going because it made me
feel so much better. Then it was annoying and boring. Then I hated it with a
passion and resented having to go. Now I just accept it and go, trying to make
the best of it with books, CDs and my portable DVD player. Those three days a
week make the rest of my life possible. On the regular days, I am reasonably
energetic, I exercise and eat well, so I look as healthy as anyone else, maybe
more so.
3. How long can a person live on dialysis?
§ Until they
die.
§ I’m 62 yrs
old and have Agent Orange Cancer and diabetes type 2. I will be stopping
dialysis, just too tired to keep going. Yes I know that it is death warrant but
it is time to let go.
§ My wife is on
dialysis. I have heard of people being on it for over twenty years, So, if you
take care of yourself, it should be able to go indefinitely if needed.
§ I have been
living with dialysis for the past 24yrs (I am 43yrs old) and I still doing
quite well.
§ So how long
can a person live on dialysis. As long as they need to, or as long as they want
to, or as long as they can. It’s just like how long can you live at all.
Tomorrow isn’t promised to anyone, regardless of their health!
§ My great aunt
has been on dialysis for about 15 years! She’s living a long and healthy life
so far. As of now, she is 89 years old!
§ The answer to
that varies with individual. I have been on dialysis for 3 1/2 years now. It
has been a horrific experience. One, the big dialysis machines (hemo) WILL KILL
YOU. They beat you senseless so you have the shakes the rest of the day and get
NO sleep at night. So you just sort of try and recover the next day, so you can
get pasted all over again. Two, have a career? Forget IT. Once you have been
tagged as a sicky you are going nowhere fast, no matter your degrees or
training. Three, hemo dialysis just weakens you in the short run, medium run,
and long run so other diseases can take hold. The person who answered that you
can have a long productive life on dialysis is a quack. probably one of these
quack doctors in the field. They probably never did one hour on dialysis. YOU
WANT REALITY? Take it from a REAL patient.
§ My father
just passed away last month, he had dialysis for almost ten years. I can see
him getting weaker and weaker each day. Finally his heart became so weak that
he cannot take dialysis anymore.
§
There are a lot of good answers in here.
Unfortunately, it’s tough to give an accurate number since every case is
different. One patient might make it for 20+ years, another might not make it
to 4. A lot depends on how well the person takes care of themselves during
dialysis and how much kidney function they have left. It seems to me, the less
kidney activity you have the worse off you’re going to be.
Outlook of Kidney Cancer
The prognosis for kidney cancer is
usually good when a single kidney is removed and the cancer is at its early
stage. If both kidneys are removed or the remaining kidney does not function
well enough, patients need hemodialysis or a kidney transplant.
Unfortunately kidney cancer has a tendency to reoccur after surgery. When that
happens, the game is virtually over because metastatic kidney cancer is
generally resistant to chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
You may then ask, “So what can CA Care
has got to offer?” As I have always said to patients. “We have nothing to cure
your cancer – for whatever cancer you have!” Go to your doctor if you want a
cure. Go to your doctor if you want to put up a good “fight” with your cancer.
Come to us if you want healing. At CA Care we teach you how to live with your
cancer and with our herbs and change of lifestyle and diet, hopefully these
will help restore your health. We hope to help rebuild your life so that
you can still continue to live a pain-free and meaningful life
without fear. We want you to recognise that death is an inevitable part of
life. Therefore you should be living your life without fear. Don’t you not
realize that the day we are born, we are destined to die? No one can escape
this ultimate destiny. Medicine cannot win over death no matter how heroic your
doctor’s effort is or how great the technology applied is. Rather than fight,
let’s accept the inevitable so that we can live a more relaxed and happy life. Professor Jane
Plant went to war with her cancer. At the end she said,
Posted in Kidney
Cancer | Tagged alternative medicine, e-Therapy, herbs, kidney cancer
Lymphoma: Chemotherapy Failed, Life Was Miserable But Herbs and e-Therapy Revived Her
Acknowledgment: The patient
granted her permission to use this video without having to mask her face.
1. A Long Journey From
Home to Penang
MN (S-81) is a 56-year-old lady from
Indonesia. She and her husband came to a private hospital in Penang to
search for an alternative treatment for her Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. But
there was none. She was given the same option – undergo chemotherapy again.
They live in Labuan Batu, a town south
of Medan. Coming to Penang is a long journey indeed. From home, first they had
to travel for 9 hours by bus (or 6 hours by train) to Medan. After an
overnight stay in Medan, they took a plane to Penang.
2. Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Sometime in early 2011, MN felt
lethargic. Her stomach was painful. She had profuse sweating, specially her
head . For the past one year she had been coughing. Doctors were unable to cure
her coughs.
In May 2011, MN was diagnosed with
non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. She underwent six cycles of chemotherapy with CHOP.
After the completion of the chemo
treatment the cancer recurred in the form of a small swelling at her left
collar bone – at the same spot where she did a biopsy earlier. MN was asked to
undergo another round of chemotherapy. She refused and came to Penang looking
for alternative medicine.
(Note: CHOP regimen consists of four
drugs – Cyclophosphamide, Doxorubicin (or Adriamycin), Vincristine and
Prednisolone. The first three drugs of the CHOP chemotherapy regimen are
usually given as injections or infusions in veins on a single day, while
prednisolone is taken as pills for five days. Each cycle is repeated every 3
weeks for 6 to 8 cycles).
MN received her treatment in a
government hospital in Medan. Each treatment required a two-day stay in the
hospital.
3. Life was
Difficult During and After Chemotherapy
The first five chemos seemed to help
MN. Her health seemed to improve. However, the sixth chemo was “bad”. Her
health deteriorated – “dropped”. She had no strength and was not even able to
climb out of bed by herself. She had to be hospitalized for two weeks. After
being discharged from the hospital, she regained some strength. She was able to
walk for about 10 metres and had to stop. At home she was not able to do
anything. Her husband had to do all the house chores.
She said, “I walked a bit, my feet
felt numb. My hands felt numb. I felt difficult, nauseous. I was bald.”
After chemo, her stomach pains
disappeared but her one-year-old problem of coughs and profuse sweating
persisted.
4. Recurrence
One and a half months after the
completion of her chemo, a small lump appeared at the collar bone – the same
site where she first had her biopsy. The doctor in Medan confirmed it was a
recurrence. She was asked to undergo a second round of chemotherapy.
5. More of the Same
Advice in Penang
MN said, “I do not want any more
chemo. That is why I come here.”
MN and her husband came to a private
hospital in Penang in December 2011 in the hope of finding an alternative
treatment to chemo. But she was told to do more of the same thing – undergo
more chemotherapy!
Husband: “No point. If we wanted to do
chemo, we could have stayed back in Medan (treatment was given free-of-charge
because he was an ex-government staff). In Penang, I have to pay for the
treatment.”
The oncologist suggested two options.
The first option is to use drugs that cost RM 7,000 per cycle. This means, the
six-cycle-treatment would come to about RM 42,000. The oncologist told them
that this treatment will cure her cancer. The second option is to use cheaper
drugs costing RM 3,000 per cycle. But the effectiveness is uncertain.
Chris: Well, that means you
have to sell your house to pay for the treatment?
MN: “No, we have no house to sell.
Even to come here now – the expenses are provided by our children.”
Chris: Do you believe what the
oncologist told you - that the expensive chemo can cure you?
MN and Husband: “No, we never believe
what he said.”
MN: “I refused to do more chemo. I
can’t stand chemo any more. I can’t walk, I can’t eat. I am still bald now.”
6. Disappointed – But
Later They Found CA Care
MN and her husband were disappointed.
They did not find the alternative treatment they wanted from the hospital. They
did not know what to do next. However, a day later a lady told them about CA
Care.
Chris: So you came to see us
(on 18 December 2011).
MN: “Actually my son also asked me to
find for an alternative way. He said I should find that herbalist in Penang.
But he did not know who.”
7. CA Care’s
Herbs and e-Therapy Restored Her Health
MN was prescribed Capsule A, Lympho 1
and Lympho 2 teas, C-tea and Cough No 3, 5 and 11 for her problems. She was
also told to take care of her diet.
Husband: “Her health improved within
three weeks.”
Chris: Yesterday you told us
that before you first came to Penang (in December 2011), all your friends who
saw you cried. Why did they cry?
Husband: “They looked at her – her
health was so bad. She was so weak. When we went home all her friends were
smiling. She looked better.”
MN: “ I was so full of hope after
meeting you, doctor.”
Chris: Are you sure that after
taking the herbs for three weeks you are really better?
MN: “Yes.”
Husband: “Now she can walk for some
distance without any problem. Before she had difficulty after walking 10
metres.”
MN: “My husband had to massage my legs
every day.”
Husband:”Every time after she walked I
had to massage her legs. Now I don’t have to do that anymore. She had not
recovered 100 percent yet but her health has recovered by some 75 percent now.”
MN:”I had coughs for a year. I did
X-ray three times and I saw all these doctors. The cough persisted. I took your
herbs for four days and the coughs were almost gone!”
Chris: Praise and be thankful
to God for this blessing.
MN: “When I first came here in
December and was in the hospital, there was this patient who also came from Medan.
She came to my room and help massaged my legs. She felt sorry for me. My legs
were numb. That was before I came to see you. After I took your herbs there was
no need for anyone to massage my legs any more.”
Chris to Husband: Ho, ho, you
don’t have to do any more work! Very good, very good.
NM and husband returned to
Penang after taking three weeks of herbs. This was in January 2012. She
underwent three days of treatment with the e-Therapy.
MN:”My health improved further. I
don’t feel numb or tired anymore. Instead it is my husband who felt tired when
we walked this morning.”
Chris: Oh no – I have to take
care of your husband too?
8. You are
Blessed!
Chris: You are indeed blessed.
After seeing the oncologist in the hospital you all were disappointed because
you could not find what you wanted from the hospital. You did not know where
else to turn to. But a day later – after you prayed – an “angel lady” appeared
and told you about CA Care.
Husband:”We were ready to go home
“empty handed.”We did not have the funds to pay for such expensive treatment
which we did not come for anway.”
Chris: Indeed it was a blessing
from God. I fully understand the situation you are in.
9. Go Home and
Be Careful – Take Care of Yourself
Chris: I am so happy that I am
able to help you. This is my advice – please go home and take care of yourself
well. Take care of your diet, exercise and take the herbs. My herbs are not
magic but I believe they do help you.
MN and her husband returned to
CA Care on 8 January 2012 and underwent the e-Therapy.
Watch this video.
After three weeks of herbs
She reported her health had improved:
§ Her coughs
were almost gone – now she coughs once a while. Previously it was continuously.
§ She had more
energy.
§ Her appetite
improved.
§ The “heaty”
feeling in the left side of her abdomen comes once in a while. Previously it
was often.
§ Profuse
sweating in the head was much less. Previously it was soaking wet and happened
often, day and night.
§ She slept
well. Before it was difficult.
§ Numbness of
her fingers was gone but the numbness of her legs persisted although there was
improvement.
§ She had more
strength to walk. She could walk 100 metres without feeling tired. Previously
even doing 10 or 20 metres was difficult.
§ The only
problem she has now is a feeling of “ discomfort /numbness” in her right
shoulder.
After first session of
e-Therapy
§ She felt real
good.
§ The body felt
lighter.
§ Numbness of
the legs was much less.
After second session of
e-Therapy
§ She felt
better.
§ Numbness of
her legs had improved further.
§ Urination and
bowel movements were better.
§ She had more
energy.
§ She had no
more coughs.
§ Discomfort in
the left shoulder still persisted.
After third session of
e-Therapy
§ The
discomfort in the left should was gone.
Comments
Many Indonesian patients who come to
seek our help need to travel from afar. We empathize with them. This is
indeed a test of their commitment and a testimony of their real desire of
wanting to help themselves. In contrast, we have phone calls and e-mails from
patients who live just a few miles away and yet they complained that it is
difficult to come and see us. They prefer consultation over the phone.
Similarly we have patients from Sarawak, Sabah or Singapore who only want us to
help them through the phone or internet. Unfortunately, we cannot help such
patients. It is better that they go and seek help from herbalists nearby their
homes. Life is easier that way – for them and also for us.
But for those like MN, who have travel
so far to come and seek help, we pray that we never let them down. We shall do
our utmost best to help them. Indeed this case is an example of a wonderful and
rewarding effort that makes our day real great. We thank God for His
blessings – and hope many more cases like this will continue to come by
our way.
Posted in Chemotherapy, Failure
Story, Lymphoma, Success
Story | Tagged chemotherapy, e-Therapy,herbal therapy, lymphoma, NHL
Cervical Cancer Stage 2A –Survived Five Years With Herbs Only, Refused Radiotherapy
GK was a 70-year-old lady. In May 2000
she had vaginal bleeding. The doctor’s examination showed a large cauliflower
growth involving the anterior lip of the cervix and also the vault at the
vagina. A biopsy of the cervical growth was done and confirmed a moderately
differentiated squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix, Stage 2A.
GK was asked to undergo radiotherapy.
She declined. She started to change her diet. She came to seek our help on 10
August 2001, and presented with the following:
§ Pains in the
back when walking.
§ Unable to
sleep.
§ Constipation
and sometimes with blood.
§ Watery
discharge.
She was started on herbs – Capsule A,
Utero-ovary, Cervical and C-teas. After a week on the herbs she reported some
improvements. There was less blood in her stools. She slept better. She was
more energetic. She was not constipated anymore. She felt hungry most of the
time. She sweat a lot.
After another week on the herbs, there
were more improvements. She could sleep well. She had good appetite, more
energy and there was no more sweating. The discharge was much less.
She was on the road to recovery. And
over the years she had no more pains No more blood in her stools and no more
discharge. After this we did not get to see much of GK anymore.
In early 2005, her son came and told
us GK had problems – the cancer had recurred.
Watch the video clips above – they
were recorded on 9 November 2001, 6 September 2002 – when GK was doing so well.
Then on 9 January 2005 and 3 February 2005 her son told us about his mother’s
misadventure.
§ Sometime in
November 2004, GK had the responsibility of taking care of her grandchild. This
caused a lot of stress and gave her a lot of problems. She started to have
headaches due to lack of sleep. She lost her appetite. She started to let go of
her herbs. Then she went back to her previous “bad” diet and started to eat
meat, etc.
§ In January
2005 – i.e., about two months after her “misbehavior,” she started to have
bleeding again. She had difficulty or could not urinate and move her bowels.
§ Things got
worse. She had vaginal discharge every hour and her pampers had to be changed
often.
§ She started
to take the herbs again – but that was a half-hearted effort. She used only 4
tablespoon instead of the usual six.
§ We lost
contact with the patient and her son after this. We suspected she must have
died some months later.
Comments
GK had survived about five years after
her diagnosis. She did not die like the other patients who had the same type
and stage of cancer who died sooner after undergoing radiotherapy and
chemotherapy.
Every cancer story invariably end
sadly. We come to learn that with cancer we can only loose, never win
(depending on how you look at it). But in this case, I felt it was rather a sad
and tragic ending. There was a choice – an early demise could have been
avoided. Take away the stress of being the “nanny” to the grandchildren and
sticking onto the path that she had been travelling over the past four years –
GK could have lived longer.
In our Oriental culture, parents like
to have many children. This is because they hope that one day when they grow
old their children will be able to take care of them. This is true with the
“old” Chinese custom. Today, the trend is reversed. The children are busy
earning money, so they “make use” of their parents to run errand for them –
take the kids to school, baby sit the children, clean the house, etc. This is
understandable since each of us has to earn to make a living. But it is a
little “incomprehensible”
if one has to exchange a mother’s life for “convenience”. There could be a
better arrangement than that.
The good side of this story is that GK
did not have to suffer even if she had cancer. And she managed to live for
about five years in spite of not following what the doctor wanted her to do.
Just imagine what could have happened if she were to undergo radiotherapy as
suggested. Read what happened to patients who had chemotherapy and /or
radiotherapy for this kind of cancer. They suffered and some of them died sooner.
Ovarian Cancer: Part 3 My Experience With Chemotherapy and Your Herbs
When you underwent
chemotherapy, you were told that you had Stage 4 cancer. Did the oncologist
tell you whether the chemo was going to cure you?
H: This was what the doctor told us
after the surgery, “Remember you must go for chemo. You need to go for six
cycles.” I still remember this was what he told us. Then he added, “You have
Stage 4 cancer – you must go for chemo. Remember that.”
Did you ask him if the chemo
can cure her?
H: At that time my impression was
chemo would be able to cure her.
Did you suffer while undergoing
chemotherapy?
Yes. I couldn’t sleep. Vomited and had
pains until the bones.
H: On top of it, she was bald.
Becoming bald, that is a normal
thing! Every three weeks you have one cycle of chemo. How long did your
suffering last after each chemo.
One week of suffering. After I
regained my strength I went in for another shot. I couldn’t eat and my body
felt very tired. During that time I felt like dying. I could not carry anything
and I was drained off my energy. After I recovered I have to go for another
bang.
You had three cycles of chemo.
Which is the more difficult – the first one or the second one?
The second was worse than the first
one. But for the third cycle I was alright – that was after I started to take
your herbs.
Oh, you started taking the
herbs after your second chemo and just before your went for the third one?
Yes, before the third chemo. I took
your Chemo Tea and also the Upper Pain Tea.
H: I still remember what you told me,
“I am not pushing you to go for chemo. But I also do not tell you to stop the
chemo. I don’t want the blame. But if you want to go for chemo then take the
Chemo Tea. “ So she took your teas and went for her third chemo.
Did you suffer any side effects
after that?
Very little.
H: I observed her. There was
difference this time. Before the herbs she had to sleep and was in pain. After
taking your herbs there was no more problem. That was what I observed – there
was this difference.
Siti: One more thing doctor. During
the first chemo and the second chemo, the doctor said my blood was not good.
After taking the herbs for about a month or so, the doctor said my blood was
good. That was what the doctor in the government hospital told me. But he did
not know that I was already on your herbs. I have another problem when I was on
chemo. I tend to forget things. I boiled water for hours and I did not remember
that. When I boiled the herbs and then went upstairs, I had to pray and pray that
I did not forget what I did.
That was what they called,
“chemo-brain”. Now, it has been five years since you have chemo – do you still
have this chemo brain?
Yes, once a while. I still tend to
forget things.
H: But this problem was not as bad as
previously. Before it was severe.
Who said you had Stage 4
cancer?
The surgeon who operated on me said
so. I just met her last month (after five years). This is what she told
me, “Patient who had cancer like you, ought to be sleeping on the bed and not
able to walk around.” She was implying that I ought to be dead by now.
That was what she told you?
Yes, the specialist who operated on
me. One day, my son was also admitted into the same hospital for his
appendix problem. I was in the hospital and happened to meet the surgeon. She
said, “ Siti, you are well?” Her tone and reaction showed me that she was
really surprised that I am still alive. She then phoned another doctor and said
(I hear her conversation): “You still remember Siti – a patient some four to
five years back. She is still around!” Imagine what she said, I am still around
and alive! Then she told me, “Siti, come back and let’s have a CT scan.” She
persuaded me to come back to the hospital and do the scan. After thinking about
it, I thought I should do the scan.
I went to do the CT scan. I was
trembling at that time – very concerned if they would find something inside me.
After the scan, the surgeon stared at me and said, “Congratulations – I could
not find anything in there – not even a scar.”
Did the doctor ever ask you
what you have been doing?
She did not ask much. She looked at
me. I guessed she wanted to ask me something but was reluctant. I was not sure
if she was shy or was ashamed or what.
But did she know that you are
taking herbs?
Yes, I told her about that but she did
not ask me for more details. After I was told of the CT scan result I
said to her, “I want to go and tell Dr. Chris about this.” She asked me, “Who
is Dr. Chris.” I replied, “The herbalist from Penang.”
You are indeed blessed. If you
asked me then what I could do for you, I must admit I would not know what to
answer. But let me remind you that even after surviving five years you are not
cured yet. To the doctors surviving five years is considered “cure”. That is
not true at all. Even if you survive ten years, it is still not a cure.
I want to thank you so much for
helping me. I pray that your will continue to do this good work forever and
ever to help our society.
Let us all praise God and be
grateful to Him for his blessing. He gave me the knowledge to help others.
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Read her full story:
Posted in Chemotherapy, Success
Story, Utero-ovarian
Cancer | Tagged chemotherapy, herbs, ovarian cancer
Ovarian Cancer: Part 2 Initially We Did Not Believe in What You Are Doing
Our interview with Siti was done in
2005. She had been taking our herbs for the past five years.
All these are God’s blessing.
Husband: We are indeed grateful to
Razuddin who “pushed” us so many times to come and see you. At first we were
hesitant.
Because you did not believe in
what we do?
H: Yes indeed – I don’t believe in
your herbal therapy. But then Razuddin kept insisting and one day we fixed an
appointment in my office. Then I relented and he drove us to Penang to see you.
Siti: When we came I was till
undergoing my chemo.
H: She already had two cycles and was
going on to the third. I still remember you tell me, “If you want to go for
chemo, you can then take the Chemo Tea.” My wife took the Chemo Tea and she
felt the difference! Before the herbs, she had pains, fevers and was unable to
sleep due to the chemo. Before she started on the third cycle of chemo she took
the Chemo Tea – three days before and three days after the chemo. She was
alright – no problem. This result started to make us believe in what you are
doing.
Well, as I have said, you are
blessed. Whatever it is you received this blessing. There are people who missed
on this. At CA Care we are not “hunting” for people to come and see us. Those
who need our help can come - those
who want us to help them, we will help. Those who don’t need our help – that’s
fine.
H: I am indeed grateful to Razuddin
for his insistence to bring us here to see you. If not for this repeated
insistence we would not know you. It’s indeed God’s blessing. So the truth is,
we started off being very skeptical about what you are doing – and we did not
believe your therapy.
(Note: Razuddin is our colon cancer
patient. He underwent surgery but refused chemo absolutely. He immediately
started on our therapy and has been doing fine for many years now).
Siti, when you came to Penang
that day, did you believe us at all?
I was doubtful – not sure at all. But
after I started taking the herbs, I felt better and my health improved. I
started to believe you.
After you started on the herbs,
you gave up after the third cycle of chemo. Why did you give up chemo?
(Laugh)
H: She was getting better. There is no
reason why we should go for anymore chemo.
The doctor was not angry with
you for not continuing? Did he not call you to come back for the fourth shot?
Yes, the doctor kept calling me but I
just did not turn up.
After taking the herbs, did you
really feel better?
Yes, I felt my body was healthier. I
have no more pains. I had more strength.
H: My wife had Stage 4 cancer. Most of
my friends knew this. But after taking your herbs, these friends were really
surprised to see her so well and healthy. Some of them were asking where to
find your herbs. Some of these people have relatives who had undergone chemo –
only one died recently.
Siti: My friend told me that I don’t
look like a cancer patient. I don’t look like I am having cancer because
I looked so well and healthy.
H: She did not show any symptoms that
she had cancer.
How long were you on the herbs
before you could feel that you were doing well?
After taking the herbs for about a
year.
Apart from our herbs, did you
take any other herbs or medication?
Only vitamin supplements. No other
medication. Even when I was undergoing the third cycle of chemo, I did
not take the doctor’s medication. I threw them away. I just took Dr. Chris’
herbs.
H: One more positive point. After
taking the herbs we also went for the blood tests. The results were good. We
repeated the test a few months later. The results were also good. So that
increased our confidence in what you are doing. Now we are confident.
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