Lymphoma Alternative Treatment Testimonials

Mary was diagnosed in 1984 at age of 23. Mary came to the Clinic, following extensive chemotherapy and radiation which had failed to produce any remission. She was very ill and had only 6 weeks to live (according to her doctors). She began the IAT treatment and just got better and better, to quote Mary, "IAT - It works!" It is now 17 years later; Mary is now 40 years old and proud to admit it. She looks great and says she is cured. Mary returns for her "tune-ups" at the clinic to make certain she stays well.

I was diagnosed with Malignant Lymphoma, large cell, type B. I was treated with eleven different types of chemotherapy—this resulted in cardiac damage, nerve damage, joint damage, and only partial shrinkage of the tumor. No further treatment was offered. My prognosis at that time was 6 months to 1 year. I was 31 years old. After much research on alternative treatments, IAT seemed to be the logical and intelligent alternative. I started in the Bahamas the first trip for 14 weeks. Upon returning to the States there was no evidence of tumor and there has been no evidence of the disease since. I am now celebrating my 46th birthday. I have been an active patient for 15 years.

I first went to the clinic in Freeport Bahamas in October, 2001. I had personally known two ladies from my area who had gone there for cancer treatment and both of them were still alive after many years. I had already received eight sessions of chemotherapy (CHOP and Rituxan) for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma some months prior to going to Freeport. My white blood count had never returned to normal which is a common side effect of the Rituxan.

In June of 1980, I was diagnosed with lymphocytic lymphoma. In July of 1980 I started radiation which consisted of 20 treatments. The doctor told me the cancer had been taken care of with the radiation. Near the end of October several tumors had appeared and after many tests they all were diagnosed to be the same type of cancer. I was then advised to take chemotherapy. This treatment along with two kinds of pills was given for eleven months. While taking the chemotherapy more tumors kept appearing and all were diagnosed as the same type of cancer. The last time I went to this doctor the news was, "I don't know what to do next, other than, try to keep you as comfortable as I can, with what time you have left." The cancer had now spread to both lungs and bone marrow. I visited with my General Practitioner and he advised me to go to IAT and supplied me with a phone number. I came to IAT the last week of June in 1982 and in two weeks the visable tumors were gone and I was a different person. This has been 22 years ago and life is great for me. Tumor Free!