The miracle of cancer escape through dietary changes

Do you believe people can beat incurable cancer just by changing their diet for 4 months? It is absolutely a true story of the extraordinary miracle of a 78-year-old British man who had suffered from colon cancer.

Many British newspapers recently reported on Mr. Allan Taylor's case, a retired oil rig engineer and living in Middlesbrough.

According to the Daily Mail, Mr. Taylor began to fall ill in February last year after finding himself having a lump of about 5cm in his abdomen. As a result of examination at the hospital, he had bowel cancer.

Mr. Taylor confirmed that he had escaped cancer
with a diet full of herbs. (Photo: Sunday Mirror)

By September last year, Mr. Taylor was appointed to perform surgery, in which doctors removed a bowel section about 22cm long. After that, he started 3 months of chemotherapy.

However, in April of this year, doctors informed the former drilling engineer that his cancer had progressed to 'incurable' because the cancer had spread from the large intestine. small intestine.

Fearing the worst will happen, this 78-year-old man has not given up all hope. He scoured the Internet for alternative treatments to fight the cancer that modern medicine is "bundled with."

After studying many websites, Mr. Taylor decided to radically change his diet. He replaced red meat and dairy products with 10 servings of raw fruits and vegetables every day. His meals include dried and ground grasses, curry powder, apricot seeds and selenium pellets.

After applying a new diet, Mr. Taylor realized his illness seemed to be relieved. On August 6, he received a letter from the North Tees Hospital announcing that the latest screening results showed that his bowel cancer had disappeared and his intestines were no longer abnormal.

Extremely happy, Mr. Taylor asserted that the miracle that happened to him was due to the change of diet. He also believes that taking one tablespoon of dried grass powder mixed with hot water every morning and evening is especially important.

'It was the diet that saved my life. And it all costs only £ 30 (nearly $ 49) a week , "Taylor said.