My wife and I started preparations for going to India; visas, plane tickets, figuring out how to get to the doctor’s clinic, which is about 6 hours by train north of Delhi.
Typical Street in India
In the meantime, I had another CT scan, which revealed that the tumor had started to shrink. The oncologist told me that the effects of the radiation would continue for 6 to 8 weeks if I were to stop now, but that the tumor would probably return even more aggressively.
However, when I told him that I had decided to go to India to try something different, he was surprisingly supportive. In fact, all the nurses and technicians at the Cancer Clinic were supportive. I was quite surprised.
My wife, Sandra, worked like a Trojan and we left from Vancouver International Airport for India October 24th. There was a 24-hour layover in Japan (the airline put us up in their hotel for free) and we stopped in Delhi for 2 nights to catch our breath. Then, early in the morning, we boarded a very comfortable train for the 6-hour ride north. That was followed by a crazy taxi ride to the clinic.
We were in the clinic for 10 days, where I received massage with hot oil every day, along with a series of medicines manufactured at the clinic from herbs and specially refined metals. I was already feeling a bit better, so we stopped for a few days in a couple of other places in India before the return trip to Vancouver.
The cost of the stay and six-month supply of medicines that I took home with me was less than $2,000. Cost to continue with them is about US$200 per month. Dr. Prakash told me to take them for a total of two and a half years to ensure the cancer did not come back.
During my 10-day stay at Dr. Prakash’s clinic, I found that the other patients were there because they had friends who had been cured by Dr. Prakash’s treatments. I believe that his medicines were very important for my cure, along with the many prayers of family, friends and even strangers. I don’t know if he has treated cancer of the pancreas, but he had never treated my type of cancer before, either. If nothing else, the possibility for cure is, in my opinion, much higher with Dr. Prakash than with the conventional approach of cut, burn or poison. Also, I have been told by at least three people that I referred to Dr. Prakash that they are now free of cancer.
By the way, I am not sure his clinic in Dehradun is open now. He may be based in Mumbai now. Be sure to check with him by email or phone.
God’s blessings upon you and your parents.