40-year-old non-smoking mother sees her terminal lung cancer down 75% after seeking alternative treatment in Mexico

A TERMINALLY ill mother – who kept the diagnosis of her cancer secret – shocked doctors after her tumor was reduced by 75% after an alternative treatment in Mexico.

In October 2018, Kate Malvenan's world collapsed after doctors announced that the non-smoker had only six to 24 months to live with a lung cancer diagnosis.

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The 40-year-old woman, originally from Kessingland, Suffolk, UK, but now residing on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia, said she was still proud to stay healthy in eating nutritious foods and working regularly at the gym – while being a strict non-smoker.

In April of last year, the single mother began to cough up blood, which she claims her doctor mistakenly diagnosed as bronchitis.

But after starting having chest pains in September, she was sent for a series of scans that revealed a mbadive tumor growing on her lungs.

Kate's worst fears were confirmed a few days later, on October 3, 2018, when her doctor announced the terrible news that the deadly cancer had spread.

After a friend told her about another cancer treatment center called "Hope4Cancer" in Cancun, Mexico, Kate mortgaged her mortgage again and tapped into her savings so to offer the £ 35,000 program (three weeks).

"MY WORLD HAS SPINNING"

After her first treatment in late October, Kate said that the tumor on her lung had decreased by 75% – from the size of an apple to the size of a grape – when there is no trace left of cancer in his lymph nodes limited cancer in his liver.

Kate, owner of her own house store, said, "I was told that I could not do anything to save my life and that I only had six to 24 months to live.

"That's where my world stopped turning, I could not understand how I could have a terminal illness if I felt healthy.

"My cancer has spread to the liver, lymphatic system, hips, spine, ribs, and shoulders, and when all the specialists tell you that you are going to die, you believe it.

"I was prescribed a therapeutic drug called Alectinib, but I was told that it would only give me a life expectancy of two years and that I had to live much more for a long time.

"Then a friend told me about a cancer clinic in Mexico and all the incredible results that he had seen there.I did not have any other choice . "

TREATMENT IN MEXICO

Kate underwent intensive treatment seven hours a day, six days a week, at the clinic in Mexico.

Treatments focused on heat, light and laser treatments, including hyperbaric oxygen therapy, total body hypothermia, infrared lamp therapy, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, coffee enemas, saunas and vitamin C IV.

During her treatment, Kate also followed a strict organic herbal diet and continues to follow this diet to this day.

After returning home from her first stay in Mexico in November, Kate underwent a follow-up exam at her local hospital in Australia. The doctors were shocked by the remarkable results, revealing that his tumor had been reduced by 75% without a trace of cancer in January. his lymph nodes.

With such an incredible result, Kate decided to tap into her savings again and return to Mexico in February for a new round of intensive treatments.

Kate said, "One of my doctors told me to go home, drink wine and spend time with my daughter before I pbaded away.

"There was no chance of staying alive. But now, there is hope. The doctors here said that my results were outstanding and that I did not follow the rules.

"I am very confident that with continued treatment, my cancer will be eradicated 100%."

Kate said that she had made the decision not to reveal the cancer diagnosis to her daughter because she thought it was better to protect her from the dark and sad reality of cancer.

She said, "Annabelle has no idea of ​​my cancer. She is too small and does not need to know that I could die.

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