My name is Nuria, I am 46 years old (August 2024) and I live in La Orotava (Tenerife). In October 2022 I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer with metastasis to the peritoneum.
I started to feel some discomfort in the upper abdomen (right side). As the days went by, this discomfort became an increasingly intense pain that did not subside with any painkiller. I was like this for about five days, until I decided to go to a medical center. There they examined me and told me that I had a lot of inflammation in the area. At that time, they tried to do an ultrasound but they did not have an appointment available for that day and they scheduled me for the next one. However, they prescribed me medication for the pain and the doctor who treated me told me that if I did not feel relief, I should go to the hospital via emergency services. And so it happened. The pain did not go away, it became more and more intense, to the point that it became unbearable.
Before I was diagnosed, I took medication to relieve the pain. Once I was diagnosed, and until all the tests were done to determine the extent of the disease, I was prescribed stronger medication because the pain was unbearable.
When the diagnosis was confirmed, they explained to me that the idea was to perform a radical hysterectomy, but before doing so, I had to undergo several chemotherapy sessions because the tumor, due to its location, could not be operated on. The plan was for six chemotherapy sessions. Halfway through, they would perform a CT scan and assess whether it had shrunk enough to allow surgery, or on the contrary, to do them all and see if the operation could finally be performed after them.
With this diagnosis, it was impossible for fear and uncertainty to take hold of me. It was then that a friend put me in touch with a person who has been fundamental to me in my recovery and healing process. I am convinced that without her, my story would not have been written the same way. This person spoke to me about the importance of approaching my illness from three basic aspects: nutrition, physical exercise and mind control. Together, we focused a lot on nutrition, what I should eat to strengthen my system, especially in view of the chemotherapy.
I did everything exactly as she told me: daily smoothies, I cut out all forms of sugar, I ate fruit and vegetables every day, etc. She told me a phrase that was very much ingrained in me: "sugar is the food of cancer cells, so don't feed them." That's what I did, and with each test I had, my tumor values were dropping incredibly. After my third chemo, they repeated the CT scan and, curiously, the implants that were in the peritoneum had completely disappeared and the tumor in my ovaries had shrunk from about 5 to 2,6 cm.
With these results, they decided to operate, but since there was a bit of a delay in the availability of an operating room, they decided to administer the fourth dose of chemo so as not to break the dynamic. A month after that fourth chemo, I had surgery and the surgeon spoke to me the day after the operation and told me that there was only a small piece of tumor left in the right ovary, that the medical team was amazed at how effectively the chemo had acted on my body. However, I knew that it had not been just the chemo. I am absolutely convinced that nutrition played a fundamental role in the whole process. Without a doubt, it helped everything go much faster.
During the whole process, I walked about 5 km a day, except for the 4 days after, when it was impossible for me to do anything at all. The salt baths I took after the chemo helped me a lot.
I received frequent psychological help from the professionals at the hospital's psychiatric unit. We also had several family therapies at home, with a psychologist specialising in this field.
I received two weekly classes of mystical therapy.
On a physical level, I noticed a noticeable improvement. Little by little I was getting better and feeling stronger to carry out my daily activities. On a psychological level, I learned to control my emotions a little more and to value much more the small details that go completely unnoticed in our daily lives.
Today I continue to take great care of my diet, I eat lots of vegetables and fruit, I drink smoothies to strengthen my defenses and I also take the oncological treatment that I will finish in May 2025, but I know, and I feel that way, that my preventive treatment is diet and exercise.
Through my experience, I want to emphasize the importance of having good eating habits. It is necessary to understand food not from the perspective of what I like or dislike, but from what our body needs to be healthy.
Let us prioritize what is natural over what is manipulated and chemical.
To the extent possible, let us find time to care for and pamper our body and mind. In short, let us become aware that health is the most precious asset we have, and therefore we must take care of it.
My girlfriend Tebogo (read Tebujo) was diagnosed with cancer in her stomach and ovaries. The doctors wanted to remove them through surgery, but they couldn't do it because she has, or rather had (thank God she has recovered), a heart condition that made the operation impossible due to the high probability of dying during the surgery. The doctors gave her medicine to treat her heart problem, but no treatment for the cancer, only painkillers.
The news hit me like I had been beaten. I was devastated, but I am very positive and immediately started researching on the Internet, because I already knew about several ways to cure cancer.
In the first two weeks after diagnosis, her condition began to worsen, with frequent acute pains and an inability to keep food down because she would vomit it.
Tebogo ate very badly: hamburgers and junk food, and she was overweight; not too much, but enough to have made her ill. She had a certain resistance to changing her eating habits. As a result of vomiting and worsening of her condition, she began to drink a daily smoothie made of a beetroot, an apple and a carrot. She began to take a tablespoon of organic honey, mixed with a teaspoon of cinnamon, which she took on an empty stomach three times a day. She stopped all processed or cooked food except for unsweetened tea, since she does not like the taste of stevia.
In the first week the vomiting disappeared, the pain continued but only when I had to urinate. I was testing this for almost two months with ups and downs, as it became stagnant in a process in which the pain continued and became more acute but at a slower pace than at the beginning.
In the meantime, I discovered that an American university had successfully tested a solution to ovarian cancer on mice: ginger. From then on, and for the next three months, I stopped eating honey with cinnamon and replaced beetroot with gazpacho or fruit smoothies in which I always added a piece of ginger combined with ginger tea. I also ate boiled fish, boiled eggs and fried vegetables with rice.
Five months after her cancer diagnosis, she underwent tests including a CT scan and chemical analysis. The tests were negative at two different hospitals and confirmed the diagnosis that she had been cured of cancer. However, she still had some cysts in her ovaries.
We are now treating these cysts, but the cancer in the stomach is cured.
My name is Judith Contreras and I live in the city of Santiago de Cali in Colombia. On July 2, 2013, my sister was diagnosed with ovarian cancer with metastasis to the liver, appendix and peritoneum. She was hospitalized for two weeks and was discharged because the specialists said there was nothing they could do.
I started to find out if there was a solution for this illness and on July 8th I received information about Kalanchoe. That same week I started looking for it and on the 12th, in the least expected place, I found it. A man who sells medicinal plants near my house got it for me under the name OJARANSIN (that's what it's known as here in Colombia).
My sister started taking it on July 16th as an infusion and we also applied it as a poultice. I will explain the details of the preparations at the end.
The results were not long in coming. Because of the illness, my sister's abdomen, vagina and legs were swollen, and on the 17th her legs were no longer swollen. She was so happy that a miraculous faith was awakened in her, because she was not a woman of faith and, as Josep Pàmies says, he who wants to be cured will be cured.
Since then until now (30-08-2013), she continues taking Kalanchoe and is also helping herself with self-healing, Reiki, she goes to the Gregorian brothers, she is reading various books on synergy (among them Anita Moorjani's "Dying to be Me" which has helped her a lot) and her family meets every night at 9:00 pm in a chain of prayer.
At the beginning of August, she had new tests and all of them came back within the normal range. The oncologist thought it was strange to see how good her liver was and told her that she was in good condition to withstand surgery to remove the reproductive system, to eliminate the source of the cancer. They scheduled her for August 27. The anesthesiologist told her that for such an aggressive cancer, the reproductive system had not lost its shape, that everything had gone very well and they sent a sample to pathology to determine what kind of chemo they were going to perform on her.
Today, August 30, he was discharged and is now at home. He looks excellent and is still very motivated to continue living and enjoying life and his grandson, and he has faith that he will recover 100%.
Preparation of kalanchoe infusion:
Take three small leaves, cut into several pieces (or a teaspoon). Boil a cup of water and when it is boiling, add the pieces of leaves and let it boil for three minutes. Remove from the heat and let it sit for five minutes. My sister is taking it three times a day, half an hour before each meal.
Preparation of kalanchoe poultice:
Take a bunch of leaves or the amount you consider appropriate, depending on the size of the organ or the affected area, crush it very well and mix it with half a teaspoon of olive oil. Apply it to the affected area and leave it for at least three hours.
Between the two preparations, in two months he has taken 9 small leaves daily, therefore he has consumed 540 small leaves.
He is not currently drinking because he is waiting for his surgical wound to heal.
To date, no negative effects have been reported.
