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One week after planning retirement, Mark was diagnosed with terminal stage four pancreatic cancer. With limited time, he fully committed to change. Two weeks after a profound meditation experience, a PET scan showed no tumor. Two years later, his scans remain clear. “I didn’t cure cancer. I became somebody... show more

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Callum McNeill started his pro career after Hal Sutton said he would help him if Cal quit his job and fully committed. 4 years later, and now with a family, Cal was giving Q-school one more try. And he advanced to final stage. I spoke with him about Hal and Q-school. Links ⬇️

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At just 62 years old, Rick Jennings was given 2.5 years to live, after being diagnosed with bone marrow cancer — unless he found a matching donor for stem cells. Enter Ryan Menninga, a Division 1 swimmer in his senior year at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Ryan, who had signed up to become a stem cell donor, found out he was an anonymous match for a man in need, who turned out to be Rick. Years later, after the two were connected through the National Marrow Donor Program, Rick, now cancer-free, was able to surprise Ryan on his wedding day, so he could offer an official thank you for Ryan’s kindness.

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38,022 views • 1 year ago

A New Dawn in the Cancer War: Pioneering "BioShield" Technology Achieves Long-Term Remission Where Others Failed A stunning revelation from Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong on the dawn of a new medical era. He details a breakthrough he calls "BioShield," a technology designed to prevent cancer by fundamentally educating the body's own immune system. Forget conventional vaccines. This isn't about antibodies. This is about creating a living, intelligent defense system within you. Here’s the concept: "BioShield" educates your T-cells to become elite "memory" cells. They then hide in your bone marrow, lying in wait. When a cancerous cell appears, they emerge to seek and destroy it—stopping cancer before it can ever gain a foothold. This isn't science fiction. It's peer-reviewed, published science with the National Cancer Institute (NCI). And the results are nothing short of remarkable: ➡️ Bladder Cancer: Patients who failed all other treatments and faced radical bladder removal have achieved complete remission for nine years after a simple injection. No surgery. Just a functional cure. ➡️ Pancreatic Cancer: A disease with a grim prognosis, now seeing patients disease-free for five years. The late Senator Harry Reid, after being told by others not to pursue it, saw his tumor markers normalize and lived two active, cancer-free years. ➡️ Merkel Cell Carcinoma & Head/Neck Cancer: Stories of complete responses in patients given weeks to live, with one living nine years and another saved from hospice when his ulcerating tumor melted away. Dr. Soon-Shiong is reframing the conversation. This isn't a "vaccine" in the traditional sense. It's Project BioShield—a proactive, cellular guardian for the body. The takeaway? We are transitioning from toxic, reactive cancer therapies to intelligent, preemptive protection. The age of the immune system as our most powerful shield against cancer has arrived. What are your thoughts on this "BioShield" approach to cancer?

A New Dawn in the Cancer War: Pioneering "BioShield" Technology Achieves Long-Term Remission Where Others Failed A stunning revelation from Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong on the dawn of a new medical era. He details a breakthrough he calls "BioShield," a technology designed to prevent cancer by fundamentally educating the body's own immune system. Forget conventional vaccines. This isn't about antibodies. This is about creating a living, intelligent defense system within you. Here’s the concept: "BioShield" educates your T-cells to become elite "memory" cells. They then hide in your bone marrow, lying in wait. When a cancerous cell appears, they emerge to seek and destroy it—stopping cancer before it can ever gain a foothold. This isn't science fiction. It's peer-reviewed, published science with the National Cancer Institute (NCI). And the results are nothing short of remarkable: ➡️ Bladder Cancer: Patients who failed all other treatments and faced radical bladder removal have achieved complete remission for nine years after a simple injection. No surgery. Just a functional cure. ➡️ Pancreatic Cancer: A disease with a grim prognosis, now seeing patients disease-free for five years. The late Senator Harry Reid, after being told by others not to pursue it, saw his tumor markers normalize and lived two active, cancer-free years. ➡️ Merkel Cell Carcinoma & Head/Neck Cancer: Stories of complete responses in patients given weeks to live, with one living nine years and another saved from hospice when his ulcerating tumor melted away. Dr. Soon-Shiong is reframing the conversation. This isn't a "vaccine" in the traditional sense. It's Project BioShield—a proactive, cellular guardian for the body. The takeaway? We are transitioning from toxic, reactive cancer therapies to intelligent, preemptive protection. The age of the immune system as our most powerful shield against cancer has arrived. What are your thoughts on this "BioShield" approach to cancer?

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31,209 views • 8 months ago

🚨 STAGE 4 BREAST CANCER. HOSPICE CARE. EIGHT MONTHS LATER, THE PET SCAN SHOCKED EVERYONE. A 33-year-old woman was facing a devastating diagnosis. Her breast cancer had returned. And this time it had spread. 📌 Liver 📌 Lungs 📌 Spine 📌 Pelvis 📌 Multiple vertebrae 📌 Bones A liver biopsy confirmed metastatic breast cancer. MRI scans showed cancer throughout her spine and skeletal system. PET scans revealed multiple hypermetabolic lung and bone lesions. The disease was widespread. By late 2021, she declined further conventional chemotherapy and was placed under hospice care. For many patients, that's where the story ends. But in November 2021, she began taking 222mg of Fenbendazole daily. At the start: • Cancer was confirmed in her liver • Cancer was confirmed in her bones • Multiple lung lesions were present • Tumor marker CA27.29 measured 316 Over the next several months, she continued taking 222mg of Fenbendazole daily. Then something remarkable happened. ✅ Liver enzymes returned to normal ✅ Tumor marker CA27.29 dropped from 316 to 36.6 ✅ Pain from spinal metastases improved And then came the PET scan. In April 2022, follow-up imaging reportedly showed no abnormal metabolic activity indicative of cancer. Think about that. The previous scans had shown active disease in the liver, lungs, spine, pelvis, and bones. Months later, the PET scan reportedly found no evidence of abnormal cancer activity. Cases like this are why Fenbendazole continues to attract attention around the world. Not because of opinions. Because people are looking at scans. Looking at lab results. Looking at outcomes. And deciding for themselves what questions deserve answers. 💊 Looking for Fenbendazole, Ivermectin, or Mebendazole? Explore RXMEDS.STORE. #Fenbendazole #BreastCancer #CancerResearch #RepurposedDrugs #Oncology #RxMeds

🚨 STAGE 4 BREAST CANCER. HOSPICE CARE. EIGHT MONTHS LATER, THE PET SCAN SHOCKED EVERYONE. A 33-year-old woman was facing a devastating diagnosis. Her breast cancer had returned. And this time it had spread. 📌 Liver 📌 Lungs 📌 Spine 📌 Pelvis 📌 Multiple vertebrae 📌 Bones A liver biopsy confirmed metastatic breast cancer. MRI scans showed cancer throughout her spine and skeletal system. PET scans revealed multiple hypermetabolic lung and bone lesions. The disease was widespread. By late 2021, she declined further conventional chemotherapy and was placed under hospice care. For many patients, that's where the story ends. But in November 2021, she began taking 222mg of Fenbendazole daily. At the start: • Cancer was confirmed in her liver • Cancer was confirmed in her bones • Multiple lung lesions were present • Tumor marker CA27.29 measured 316 Over the next several months, she continued taking 222mg of Fenbendazole daily. Then something remarkable happened. ✅ Liver enzymes returned to normal ✅ Tumor marker CA27.29 dropped from 316 to 36.6 ✅ Pain from spinal metastases improved And then came the PET scan. In April 2022, follow-up imaging reportedly showed no abnormal metabolic activity indicative of cancer. Think about that. The previous scans had shown active disease in the liver, lungs, spine, pelvis, and bones. Months later, the PET scan reportedly found no evidence of abnormal cancer activity. Cases like this are why Fenbendazole continues to attract attention around the world. Not because of opinions. Because people are looking at scans. Looking at lab results. Looking at outcomes. And deciding for themselves what questions deserve answers. 💊 Looking for Fenbendazole, Ivermectin, or Mebendazole? Explore RXMEDS.STORE. #Fenbendazole #BreastCancer #CancerResearch #RepurposedDrugs #Oncology #RxMeds

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16,476 views • 1 month ago

One of my best friends finally lost his battle with cancer overnight. For 27+ years he was my right hand man and I thank God for him, because he was a better friend than I ever deserved. I'm heartbroken but at the same time grateful he's no longer suffering. RIP, Ryan

One of my best friends finally lost his battle with cancer overnight. For 27+ years he was my right hand man and I thank God for him, because he was a better friend than I ever deserved. I'm heartbroken but at the same time grateful he's no longer suffering. RIP, Ryan

Patrick Moran (Talking Buffalo)

18,799 views • 4 months ago

“If I didn’t have this test, I would have no idea I have stage four cancer.” Over the weekend I attended the Young Survival Coalition conference where I met Lori. Lori was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer in 2024 and completed treatment. When she asked what monitoring would look like afterward, she was told it would mostly be based on symptoms. That wasn’t good enough for her. She asked for the Signatera test to detect recurrence earlier. Her oncologist supported it…but insurance denied it multiple times. And here’s the part that stopped me in my tracks: the test was ordered by her oncologist, but the denial was signed by a family medicine doctor working for the insurance company. Lori told me something during our conversation that meant a lot to me: watching my videos helped her understand how important patient advocacy is, and it gave her the determination to keep pushing. Eventually she was able to get the test. Her first result was negative. Four months later, the second test came back positive. A PET scan confirmed stage four metastatic breast cancer with no symptoms. Because she advocated for herself, her cancer was detected earlier than it otherwise would have been. That means more treatment options and a different path forward. Lori, it was an honor to meet you. Your courage and determination are going to help so many other patients learn to advocate for themselves too. Natera HHS

“If I didn’t have this test, I would have no idea I have stage four cancer.” Over the weekend I attended the Young Survival Coalition conference where I met Lori. Lori was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer in 2024 and completed treatment. When she asked what monitoring would look like afterward, she was told it would mostly be based on symptoms. That wasn’t good enough for her. She asked for the Signatera test to detect recurrence earlier. Her oncologist supported it…but insurance denied it multiple times. And here’s the part that stopped me in my tracks: the test was ordered by her oncologist, but the denial was signed by a family medicine doctor working for the insurance company. Lori told me something during our conversation that meant a lot to me: watching my videos helped her understand how important patient advocacy is, and it gave her the determination to keep pushing. Eventually she was able to get the test. Her first result was negative. Four months later, the second test came back positive. A PET scan confirmed stage four metastatic breast cancer with no symptoms. Because she advocated for herself, her cancer was detected earlier than it otherwise would have been. That means more treatment options and a different path forward. Lori, it was an honor to meet you. Your courage and determination are going to help so many other patients learn to advocate for themselves too. Natera HHS

Elisabeth Potter MD

32,826 views • 4 months ago