Prostate Cancer Alternative Treatment Testimonials

I was diagnosed with prostate cancer late in 1997. Radical surgery was performed. Post operative blood (PSA) tests indicated the cancer had not been entirely eliminated. By Autumn of 1998 the doctors decided upon traditional radiation treatments. Follow-up blood tests showed slow but steady escalation of PSA. In Autumn of 1999 doctors predicted that I would be clinically ill within two years and told me to see an oncologist. I did this but soon came to regard it as watchful waiting rather than an effort to change the course of the disease. Through a friend of a friend I discovered I.A.T. and began treatment in Autumn of 2001. My PSA results today indicate that there is still a continuing problem. However, it appears that this active, though not onerous, treatment has been successful at least in controlling the disease.

Cavan was diagnosed with Prostate cancer in May 2003 after a PSA result of 4.15 and a gleason biopsy of 6. For 4 months he researched his options, surgery, radiation etc. concluding that there were considerable downsides to each. He was told of I.A.T. by a friend of a friend. He e-mailed and rang the clinic and arrived there within 3 weeks. And during his stay he personally met some of the long term survivors. It is early days but he is convinced of the benefits of I.A.T. and whatever other treatments he may undertake in the future. He insists he will maintain on the I.A.T. treatment.

My husband and I have both been stricken twice with cancer. But thanks to IAT and their treatments, we are now enjoying excellent health. My cancers were colon and breast. My husband Earl had prostate and kidney cancer. I started treatment at IAT in 1976 when Dr. Burton, the founder, was still in Long Island, NY. When he moved to Freeport the next Spring, my husband and I were among the first to be treated there. During those early years I took the treatments for my breast and colon cancer, while Earl accompanied me. But in 1993 Earl developed prostate and kidney cancer and entered the program too. Earl’s cancers were considered slow-growing, but my prognosis in 1976 was 3-6 months. Earl and I are so thankful for the clinic and the treatments we have received. We both look forward to our semi-annual tune-ups while enjoying the sunshine and beautiful beaches of nearby Lucaya.

In September 1998 I was diagnosed with inoperable metastatic prostate cancer and was given no chance for long-term survival. After in depth research, I chose to decline radiation and instead boost my immune system. Five years later I never felt better and am looking forward to a full remission. I am 74 years old and cancer does not scare me any more. Thank God for my own immune system and the treatment that I am presently taking.

I was diagnosed with cancer of the esophagus in September 2002. I had photodynamic treatment at the Mayo clinic. In January of 2003 I was also diagnosed with prostate cancer with a Gleason score of 6. The esophagus tumor came back in April 2003. I was told then that if I didn't have my esophagus and a third of my stomach removed I would "be dead in a year." My friend Sandy told me about the IAT clinic. I started my own regimen of supplements and then went to the Bahamas for the first time in November, 2003. I have regular PET and CT scans which have showed no evidence of cancer in my body. My body has never been as well-nourished and I haven't ever felt as good as I have for the past two years. People say I look healthier, my hair is darker and I look younger than I did two years ago. The people at the clinic are extremely friendly and competent. I'm very happy with the clinic.