Haelan951 Proven to Help Fight Cancer Once Again
July 13, 2010Liver Cancer
In September 1995, Sherman Sanders was hospitalized after experiencing unexplainable chest pains.(3) During exploratory surgery, doctors discovered stage 4 gall bladder cancer. The surgeon did not want to further operate because there was too much cancer. Cancer had grown around the valve between the liver and gall bladder that pinched off the flow of bile, and for comfort, a drain was placed. Mr. Sanders was not expected to leave the hospital, as the expected life span after diagnosis is one to three months for this type of cancer. His oncologist, in a last effort, decided to try chemotherapy treatments. When the cancer was non-responsive after the second treatment, Sanders notes “They sent me home to die.”
Meanwhile, a family friend heard about Sanders’ condition. She introduced Haelan to Sanders at his family home in LaVernia, Texas. He began drinking a bottle a day and noticed a great reduction in his chemotherapy-induced nausea, which had not abated since he left the hospital. The same day he experienced an increase in appetite and energy level. He continued to drink a bottle per day and his blood chemistry improved to such a level that the oncologists decided to resume the chemotherapy treatments. Sanders continued to drink a bottle a day of Haelan in conjunction with chemotherapy. He did not experience any adverse side effects of the chemotherapy. In addition to gaining weight back, his hair grew in darker than before. Within six weeks, his doctor reported that the cancer around the bile duct had shrunk by 50%.
With this encouragement, Sanders continued to drink Haelan and take the chemotherapy. In addition to Haelan, he became vegetarian and took Venus fly trap, red clover, CoQ10, liquid oxygen and pycnogenol, though Sanders attributes his recovery primarily to the Haelan. “I drank a bottle a day of Haelan for 2 years. I switched doctors when we moved and my new doctor, Clay Skinner, MD, did not believe me when I told him that I had liver cancer because no one is known to ever have survived cholangiocarcinoma. He took a biopsy of my liver and had it compared to the biopsy sample from my exploratory surgery, and, sure enough, the test confirmed that it really was my liver. I tried to tell him, but now he believes me!” says Sanders, “I wouldn’t be here without Haelan, lots of prayers, a changed diet and a positive attitude.”
In a phone interview, Dr. Skinner stated he had confirmed the original diagnosis from tissue sample analysis and that Sanders was cancer-free on a gross and microscopic level in March 1998. Skinner said, “It is striking that someone with cholangiocarcinoma is alive. Chemotherapy typically has no effect on this type of cancer. There are absolutely no survivors of this type of cancer that I am aware of, and the only significant thing he did differently is take Haelan.”
