client testimonials

I am a prostate cancer survivor; 4 years and counting.

 

After years of monitoring erratic PSA results, I underwent a biopsy during the summer of 2015. I had just turned 60. The results indicated cancer. I also received a serious infection due to the biopsy requiring 5 prescription drugs and more than 12 weeks to resolve (until November 2015).

 

My urologist wanted to schedule me for a radical prostatectomy. I wanted to wait until my body healed from the infection before I subjected myself to further medical trauma and recovery.

 

Through this process, I received medical opinions from a number of doctors and specialists prior to deciding on the medical process which I felt most comfortable. The doctors confirmed that left untreated, I would have about 6 years remaining.

 

I had been seeing May on a regular basis. During my infection from the biopsy, May treated me with a focus to regain my overall immune system. She also recommended a very strict diet consisting of no sugar and no animal protein. I previously did not eat meat, but, I had to cut out eggs and cows cheese with an allowance for a small portion of goat cheese. I regularly ate fish, but, I had to limit this to one serving per week.

 

It took about 4 weeks, but my body PH level turned completely alkaline, not conducive to cancer cell growth. Because I remained on my diet, my PH level has remained fairly constant.

 

My PSA levels prior to my biopsy indicated a level greater than 6. Due to the infection received because of the biopsy, my PSA level jumped to over 9.

 

During June & July 2016, I underwent external beam radiation treatments. During this process my specialist was very impressed with my progress and he told me to continue doing everything I was doing, it was definitely working. What I was doing was following May's advice.

 

In September, after radiation treatments, my PSA level was under 2 and my urologist declared me cured. I had 6-month follow-up appointments and after 2-years this decreased to annually. Each appointment indicated lower PSA levels. My latest PSA level in July 2020 is 0.18. Remarkable.

 

I knew I could not cure my cancer based on diet alone. At least this is what I learned from research. I also knew that I wanted my radiation treatments to be as successful as possible. My specialist said he wanted to get me not 6 years but 30 years.

 

I knew too that if I wanted my radiation treatments to be successful, I needed to ensure I was doing everything possible to ensure the cancer cells would not have a chance to survive, grow or thrive.

 

I followed May’s dietary advice, in addition to her treatments, and, to this day, I continue to follow this regimen. It takes discipline. But, it works.

 

To anyone diagnosed with cancer, my hope is you will successfully conquer it. And, I think your chances will be safeguarded when you follow May’s recommendations and prepare your body so that additional cancer cells do not multiply. In my opinion, based on my personal experience, successfully fighting cancer and winning is multifaceted. The right diet and a strong immune system will contribute to the best success rates for medical therapies.

 

I said to myself, “What do I have to lose by following May’s advice? Nothing. If it works great.” And, it worked!