03/14/2026
A woman named Beth came to me in 2023 after being diagnosed with colon cancer.
Her doctors told her chemotherapy was the only option.
But Beth wanted to know if there were other paths.
During a free consultation, I explained the protocol I use to support the body during cancer: a 72-hour fast, organ cleansing with targeted nutrition and supplements, repurposed anti-parasitic medications, antimicrobial support, and a strict sugar-free carnivore diet.
Beth committed fully.
She completed the full 16-week program.
When it was over, her CEA levels showed no cancer. Her doctors confirmed there was no detectable disease and no further treatment was needed.
For two years, Beth lived her life cancer-free.
Then she became a grandmother.
It should have been the happiest moment of her life.
Instead, her children told her she could not hold or see her grandchild unless she got the Pfizer COVID shot.
Beth was devastated.
She didn’t want it. But she couldn’t imagine life without her grandchild.
So she gave in.
Six months later, the cancer returned — this time as a brain lesion.
Beth immediately wanted to start the protocol again.
But her children gave her another ultimatum:
If she chose alternative treatment instead of chemotherapy, they would cut her out of their lives.
Beth was a 60-year-old widow.
Her children and grandchild were the only family she had.
So she chose chemotherapy.
It didn’t work.
Beth passed away last spring.
Today, when people ask what happened, her children say she died because she chose alternative treatment the first time.
They leave out the part where she was declared cancer-free.
They leave out the two healthy years she lived.
And they leave out the pressure they put on her to make medical decisions she never wanted.
Americans deserve the Right to Try.
We deserve the freedom to pursue the treatments we believe in.
And no one should ever be forced to choose between their health, their beliefs, and their family.
Beth deserved better.