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My husband was told by his oncologist that he had 4-6 weeks to live or maybe 4 months if he had full brain radiation. We went to Biomedical center first and opted out of full brain radiation. It has been four months and my husband is still alive. This clinic is truly there to help and they are so affordable. Can you share any important tips for anyone considering this clinic? Call the clinic and ask them about the hotel they recommend. Be sure you let the hotel know your reservations are because you are going to Biomedical Center and they will give you a discounted rate.

**March 2019 update** I successfully shrank my tumor from a 2.9 to a 2.5 cm. New Hope offered for me to go back through the entire program for another $18,000 however I chose to go another route ** November 2018: I went for a 12-day program for $31k. They met us in the morning in Yuma, Arizona in a nice New Hope branded van. Dr. Branyon actually showed up to greet us which made me feel very comfortable. It was a quick 30 minute drive from start to finish over the border to the facility. When we arrived the entire staff came outside and lined up to greet us with handshakes and hugs. You are encouraged to bring a support partner with you where you stay in a hotel like private room with bathroom, mini-fridge, phone, tv, and cable (very nice). Daily Treatments Included: Ionic foot detox bath Far Infrared Ray Therapy Booster (the doom) Coffee Enema Smoothie Supplements Castor oil liver detox wrap Hyperbaric Chamber IV (3 hours); Vitamin C, B17 (Laetrile), Sodium Bicarbonate, Vitamins/nutrients Every other Day: Drank a shot of shark (Yuck!) Three times: Dendritic Cell Therapy Ozone Infused Blood One time: Needle injected ozone near the tumor Stem Cell procedure We were driven to a hospital where I was sedated and they extracted bone marrow out of the small of my back. The next day it was re-injected into my bloodstream through an IV. In addition: They drew blood from me during the dendritic procedures that they kept and created what they called the CAAT (Cancer Antigen Antibody Therapy). The way they described it to me was that they grew my super fighter cells and they know what my cancer looks like so they can go attack it. It took about a month after I returned home before I received them. I inject them into my thigh every 4 days for 4 months leading up to a Petscan at the end of the year. They also supply you with 30 days of supplements but after that, you are expected to continue that regiment and refill on your own. I have direct contact with a nurse who followed up with me frequently but I was able to text message with her whenever. Carole is awesome. I work with an alternative doctor locally so that they can give me a prescription to get my blood drawn and have my tumor markers tested. I also have other things tested and have added some additional supplements based on that. While we were at New Hope the staff was great. They brought in a dance crew to entertain us one night, brought in a massage therapist, and even took us on a little tour of the not so impressive town. New Hope has a beautiful common area where you can what Netflix, play games, do puzzles or attend one of several sessions with Dr. Branyon. New Hope Supplements: Nutrient 950 w/o iron EPA/DHA Essential Artemisinin Thymus Natural Glandular Cat's Claw Liposomal Vitamin C Indole - 3- Carbinol Beta Glucan Pancreatin 8X Plus Wobenzyme N Germanium Probiotic GI Mycocyclin Melatonin Liver (advised not to refill) I added: Essiac Tea Resveratrol Turkey Tail Turmeric CBD Tincture Myrrh and Frankincense Essential Oil Vitamin D Zinc L-carnitine

This is an awesome clinic however I couldn’t continue with treatment as my stomach wasn’t working well. I then moved to another clinic in Mexico for intravenous who subsequently put me into remission.

Thanks to Dr Munoz, I am now officially in remission from cancer. I cannot thank Doctor Munoz enough for everything he has done. Can you share any important tips for anyone considering this clinic? For anyone with stage 2 or above cancers, this clinic personalizes all treatments. It’s not a “one shoe fits all” place.

It has been 5 weeks since I completed treatment. Since I have advanced cancer in my bones, I expect it will take some time to heal. I am planning to return to the hospital in 3 months for another round of treatment. Can you share any important tips for anyone considering this clinic? It is always best to start treatment ASAP. I had been doing other protocols and believe I would have responded quicker if I had begun treatment sooner.

They have loved me to cancer freedom. My first time there was may 2016 The treatments caused the tumor to shrink and stabilize Then went home to stress and it grew than back to the clinic I did a trail clinic with the abba light photodynamic they don’t have it anymore that shrunk it than it grew and I had a left breast mastectomy via co2 laser in New York it was outpatient no pain meds. I love the clinic it’s mi casa my family. They love and care for me like I never knew existed Can you share any important tips for anyone considering this clinic? Pack warm cozy clothes and earplugs. Don’t hesitate to ask questions

My husband was the patient at the clinic. He had a very positive experience with his doctor in the staff at the clinic. It was a very caring and nurturing environment.

The clinic is a one-day visit clinic. You go there with your medical records (or of the person you are going there for). They analyze everything and at the end of the day they call you in for a second meeting, explain which herbs etc. you need to take. By buy those there, enough for the next 6 months. After 6 months you are expected to go back for a follow up check. Can you share any important tips for anyone considering this clinic? Call them to plan a visit. The 6 months treatment, depending on your type of cancer and stage, costs are around US$ 2,000.

They do a lot of adjuvant therapies, oxygen, vit c, curcumin, the chiropractor is excellent, they have a good psychologist, 6 pools [those were great for me as I am a water baby and exercise for me means- water]. You can receive all school medicine treatments there too. Can you share any important tips for anyone considering this clinic? It is very expensive 35k for 3 weeks, most of those adjuvant therapies can be had elsewhere cheaper. They charge $600 per room.....basically if you think the more "alternative" orientation leads to less greed you are mistaken. In addition, the food there and how it is served is only good for true believers.

I was happy I was there. But the tumor did not shrink. It was only stabilized. Can you share any important tips for anyone considering this clinic? I felt totally safe while I was there. After 2 weeks in a hotel, we found an Air bnb for the next 3 weeks.