I was diagnosed with breast cancer, stage 1, carcinoma in situ. As it was found very early, it was only 1.7 cm when it was diagnosed. I had already researched Immunotherapy Institute previously for my father (Stage 4 colon cancer, 2012) and Father in law (leukemia, 2019) neither would consider alternative therapies and both passed very quickly and in much pain. When I was diagnosed I immediatly knew where I would go. Previously with both my father and father-in-law I contacted the clinic and had fantastic consultations with Dr. Arial Perez. (he spent well over 2 hours each time) I reached out through the webform, and Gabriella, the intake coordinator, recognized my name and called within about an hour! She quickly arranged a consultation with Dr. Perez for me. About a month later I was in Tijuana for their 3 week treatment. They arranged my lodging and provided a custom diet while I was there. The staff is wonderfully friendly, caring and make you feel like family, but are also very professional. I joked with them often that I felt like I was on vacation (aside from my constant IVs) One notable difference from treatment in the US, the doctors there in the clinic are always available. They don't sit in private offices. They sit in the treatment room with the patients, where they have one desk area and are never far away. They have time to come and sit, chat, make jokes and in general be friendly. Everyone from the receptionist, Yessenia, Nurse Nancy, the follow-up coordinator Cintli, Dr. Alfonso, - yes, first name basic with everyone - were very friendly and welcoming. Even my driver Adelmo was so fun! I practiced Spanish on him, and amused him greatly. Unlike some of the other clinics in the area, I was able to video ALL of my treatment. There is a documentary about cancer treatments where a patient went to another clinic, but they would not allow that. Dr. Perez gave me full permission to record all I wished. I'm just starting to upload the videos to my YouTube Channel, The Larry and Cara Show, hopefully I will be finished by the end of October 2021 I enjoyed my time there so much I felt sad to leave when my time was up. They have continued to follow up with me by email and by phone since I came home. One other note, my friend came to spend part of her vacation with me there and was able to have a stem cell treatment for her diabetes while at the clinic with me. Within a few months she no longer had diabetes.

My cancer shrunk from being in four body systems to just a small tumor in my lung.

Immunity center treated my mom and saved her life. The staff was so caring and lovely. The food was all organic and keto and prepared with so much love. The treatments that the gave her around the chemo I'm convinced are the reason she's in remission and has more energy than even before she was diagnosed with cancer.

I'm writing on behalf of Janina Peregudow ( I am her daughter in law, and her support through treatment) as her first language is Polish. Mum had emergency surgery to remove obstruction from the colon in Dec 2018, on which they found it was colon cancer. With CT they then found it had metastasized to the lungs. She did 5 months of traditional chemo and it did nothing except make her very ill. At this point she finally agreed to go with me to Mexico for alternative treatments. I had tried to get her to come here first, but there was to much pressure from the oncologist. I want to note that the first thing they say is that Chemo/Radiation is not a cure, but that you must do it if you want to live. There are no supporting treatments given at all, not even suggested. I think mums only saving grace during those 5 months is that she went for high dose Vitamin C twice a week which helped her to stay strong and counter some of the side effects of chemo. So we came here to ITC in Tijuana,Mexico, and after 3 weeks, mums lesions in her lungs had shrunk by 1/3. We opted to stay another three weeks to keep supercharging her system and healing her body. We have one week of treatments left to go before we head back home to Canada and expect great results. From there mum will continue the diet and there is a take home protocol to follow. Mum has felt amazing during her treatments with good energy and great spirit. The atmosphere here is amazing and supportive. The doctors and nurses are incredible, and Tijuana is very safe. I am super happy to talk with anyone who wants more information. Please DO email me at [email protected] , my name is Jill. Mum really wants to share her experience so if Polish is better, I can give you here contact #. ITC is truly an amazing facility and uses MANY different therapies to heal your cancer. A couple things I will tell you just to get started is CUT OUT ALL SUGAR and much of the carbs. Sugar FEEDS CANCER and accelerates its growth up to 10x. Start a detox, and drink lots of alkaline water. Do your homework, ASK QUESTIONS, watch The Truth About Cancer, watch/read Chris Beat Cancer ( Chris Wark), listen to Dr. Mark Hymans interviews. Open the doors to knowledge and your whole world and perspective will change. It can and likely will save your life. Namaste. Jill

This is the most outstanding center!! The moment you step through the door you are greeted like long lost family! You instantly breathe a sigh of relief and know that everything is going to be ok and that you are in the best of hands!! You are treated like you matter!! The various therapies offered are incredible! Too much to go into detail in a review! I highly recommend this place! I loved the environment so much I didn’t want to leave!

The Drs and Staff including the caring nurses, dining and specialized diet cooking and serving staff, physical therapist I used for extra massage and the office and liaison staff went above and beyond. Everyone was incredible, hard working and caring in giving treatments per Dr Bautista/Dr Alvarez individualized orders. I stayed longer for 6 weeks of outpatient treatment and felt that they used so many different treatments that I would not have been able to get in the states... Four months later, upon return for a repeat PET scan there was quite a bit of improvement.....I continue performing the recommended 6 day per week home program and will see how I am doing when I return for another PET scan in a few weeks. With stage 4 it is a personal lifelong commitment. You can look the center up on line for more details.

I stayed for three weeks. My tumor markers dropped 26 points while I was there. My first pet scan after returning to the USA showed only one area of cancer activity and it was only 3.5. My second pet scan six months later showed no cancer activity. My tumor markers are now within the normal range as well. I had only taken one round of Ibrance with Letrozol before going.

I was in remission after chemo and radiation for 9 months and suffering every day not feeling well and always in the doctors office for an issue,in other words I was beat down and not getting any better until I went to ITC and Detoxed & spent 3 weeks- I kid you not I feel normal again 4 years later and who knows if I would have lasted if I didn’t make this move? I went from a 30 - 40% chance of 5 years survival to a whopping 90% chance & here I am 5 years Remission feeling great mentally,physically, and spiritually

Hello everyone. My husband had stage 3 cancer of the urethra when we found it. It was aggressive and invasive. The doctors wanted to give him three months of chemo that would weaken his heart AFTER giving him a shot that would kill his immune system prior to cutting out his bladder, prostate, and lymph nodes and then fitting him with a bag. Then the cancer still had a 40% recurrence rate even after all of that. WE DID NOT FOLLOW THIS ADVICE/PATH! We chose Immunity Therapy Center in Tijuana because it had all if the treatments we were looking for and more. In addition, we were able to talk to real people, patients and doctors, there at the clinic. Results to date, the cancer is shrinking rapidly according to our last MRI. I expect it will be gone by our next MRI. I met so many people who came to the center after bleak prognoses and who walked out cancer free. It was the most loving and healing setting I could have hoped for. It dares exceeded my expectations.

To begin, Jennifer’s cancer came on rapidly. We drive a truck and were in Chicago when my wife became confused. I took over the driving and we came home. Saw the Dr. and they thought it was a UTI. After a week she was getting weaker and losing weight fast. We returned to the Dr. twice with the same prognosis. Finally, we went to the ER where they took x-rays and found some spots they were concerned with and set us up with the oncologist the following week. During the weekend Jen went from being weak to requiring a wheelchair. Got her to the Dr. And they said they haven't heard back from the insurance company about coverage and wouldn't perform any tests. Said it could take up to a week. I told them she wouldn't last another week. Didn't seem to faze them so we told them forget it and we needed to do something else. That's when we came across ITC. After speaking with them we flew down to San Diego they picked us up and took us across the border to our hotel. The shuttle from the hotel took us to the clinic where they already instantly put her into therapy. It was amazing. The building is sort of a narrow, tall building with an elevator and a lot of stairs. Jen arrived in a wheelchair but within 3 days she was walking up and down the stairs. The therapy is primarily immunotherapy. All sorts of things that boost your immune system. Vitamins and supplements, for the most part, some chemo if necessary, but the dosage is determined by your need. Jen is currently on 5% for 2 weeks, off 3 weeks then on for 2 again. This will continue until they say it's no longer needed. There are also some therapeutic machines. Typically heat and frequency. (A few seem sort of hokey but it's all part of the program) The program is originally scheduled to last 3 weeks but can be extended if needed or canceled if you decide it’s not for you. Jen was the for 4 weeks. Costs were about $6k per week. Most vitamins and supplements were included but there are some meds that are needed in most cases that are extra. Food is a very important component in fighting cancer. They have a kitchen there and the food takes some getting used to (Some you'll never get used to). 2 meals a day are included in the price. Guests are welcome to eat there also at about $10 ea. There are some options about eating. Street vendors, some fast food within walking distance. I always ate with my wife to offer what support I could. The folks at the clinic always make you feel important. Very dedicated to their jobs and not there just for a paycheck. Clients there become family. We were there with Americans, Chinese, Canadians, Brits, Indians, and others. Christians, Muslims, and Hindus. We were all going through the most challenging times in our lives and ignored petty political differences to focus on support for one another. I am an introvert by nature, and I was impressed. Lastly, I don't want to give you false expectations or promises. This is a deadly disease, and some of the folks we were there with are not with us anymore. I can tell you that I am convinced that for us it was the best option. Being that cancer is mainly a failure of the immune system to destroy cancerous cells, that enhancing the immune system to combat cancer makes more sense than trying to poison it out of you. It's estimated that my Jen had about 1 week to live. She's back to driving and has been for 6 months now. Energy is much better than before. She's lost that cancer frown that was on her face before and the sparkle is back. She's a little thin but gaining there also. It seems that those who fared out best were those who came to the clinic sooner than later. Jen never had any chemo or radiation in the states and I’m thankful for it. This is a very personal choice for you and I pray for your well-being whichever way you decide. Tijuana was a pleasant surprise. People are EXTREMELY friendly. Some cultural differences but you'll get by just fine. They will try to get you to speak Spanish but in a very good-natured way. God bless you, Mick and Jen.