Cancer Diseases

How I Treat Cancer

When a patient comes to me for cancer treatment with an already established diagnosis by conventional medicine (or by me), I also examine them myself to confirm the diagnosis and to determine whether there are metastases and, if so, where, as medical tests do not always reveal everything.

I always conduct cancer treatments with intensive therapy (very strong sessions) until recovery. I do not prohibit the patient from simultaneously undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The choice is up to the patient.

Before starting treatment, I advise the patient to change their diet, specifically to switch to a vegan, plant-based diet. This is important in the fight against cancer because the processes that lead to cancer in the body are regulated by the immune system, which can be disrupted by excessive amounts of proteins, sugars, and various stimulants in food. One of the most important functions of the immune system is to eliminate mutated cells, which appear daily. A disrupted immune system stops performing and controlling this function. If the process of eliminating mutated cells is halted due to damage to the immune system, these cells begin to accumulate, multiply, and gather, especially in weak areas of the body. Such damage usually results from poor diet, and a vegan, easily digestible diet – which requires less energy for digestion and provides a lot of energy from food – is very important. The energy level and its reserves are still not fully understood mysteries of existence, so we should not underestimate its life-giving properties. A plant-based diet contains all the necessary nutrients and, together with the saved energy, repairs the damage to the immune system, which, once restored, will also start fighting the disease.

Not infrequently, I also recommend fasting, drinking freshly squeezed juices, and eating raw foods (greens and vegetables) for the same purpose.