Marcia Schaefer says that 2010 began on a positive note. She was married in February, received her degree in chiropractic care and later gave birth to her first child in August. Although she says she was feeling fine at the time of his birth, her delivery nurse noticed that her thyroid gland appeared to be enlarged.
When Marcia took her son to the doctor for his 6-week checkup they also ran some tests on her that came back normal, however it was suggested that she make an appointment to see an endocrinologist to further investigate her thyroid gland. She says that she went to this appointment in December of 2010 and by then her neck was painful and swollen. A needle biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of papillary thyroid cancer.
Marcia Schaefer says that 2010 began on a positive note. She was married in February, received her degree in chiropractic care and later gave birth to her first child in August. Although she says she was feeling fine at the time of his birth, her delivery nurse noticed that her thyroid gland appeared to be enlarged.
When Marcia took her son to the doctor for his 6-week checkup they also ran some tests on her that came back normal, however it was suggested that she make an appointment to see an endocrinologist to further investigate her thyroid gland. She says that she went to this appointment in December of 2010 and by then her neck was painful and swollen. A needle biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of papillary thyroid cancer.
In January of 2011, Marcia had a total thyroidectomy along with the removal of 30 lymph nodes from the left side of her neck. Of those, 26 tested positive for cancer. She also scheduled an appointment with a dermatologist in February, which confirmed a diagnosis of malignant melanoma. Another surgery was scheduled to remove the lesion. In March, a CT scan of her neck and chest revealed an enlarged lymph node and a mass on her right lung. A third surgery was scheduled, at which time surgeons removed 41 lymph nodes, and of those, 4 tested positive for cancer. The standard protocol at this point is to administer chemotherapy.
During this time Marcia she says she began to juice fruits and vegetables as well as explore some alternative therapies. She says that the nutritional aspects of using the Gerson therapy made the most sense to her, so in April of 2011, she travelled with her husband to the Gerson Clinic that is located in Mexico. She reports about her experience there. “We were warmly welcomed. The other people regaining their health were open and willing to share their diagnosis and what they had been doing up to this time. The knowledge and peace I received as a patient at the clinic will stay with me my entire life.”
The therapy begins by going to the Gerson Clinic for a two or three week stay to learn all aspects of using the diet therapy, then patients are sent home to incorporate the dietary and detoxification protocols on their own. Marcia says that she was able to fall into a routine that worked well for her. Twice a week she purchased 25 pounds of carrots which she would clean and chop to make her daily supply of fresh juices, along with the vegetables that she would need to make fresh salads as well as the Hippocrates Soup that is part of the healing diet plan. Her routine also included 5 coffee enemas per day in order to detoxify her liver. As her healing progressed, she was able to cut down on those which helped to free up more of her time.
It can take from 18 months to 3 years to totally restore health using the Gerson Therapy. Marcia reports that the mass that was located in her lung is gone now and that she continues to remain cancer free. She says, “All the people that I met at the Gerson clinic are alive and well, including me. A humbling realization…..Cancer is not a fight….. we all have it. Strong immune systems keep it under control. Correct the system and cancer goes back to normal. Create an environment that is alkaline and cancer can not thrive.” Marcia continues to practice chiropractic care and has also taught some classes on using nutrition for health at a local health food store and is known locally as an advocate for alternative healing.
Disclaimer: The content of this website is based on research conducted by Carepill Global Private Limited unless otherwise noted. The information is presented for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or prescribe for any medical or psychological condition, nor to prevent, treat, mitigate or cure such conditions. The information contained herein is not intended to replace a one-to-one relationship with a doctor or qualified healthcare professional. Therefore, this information is not intended as medical advice, but rather a sharing of knowledge and information based on research and experience.Carepill Global Private Limited encourages you to make your own health care decisions based on your judgment and research in partnership with a qualified healthcare professional.
Fill Out this Form and we’ll Get Back to You