Esther Oransky
Diagnosis: Endometrial Cancer
Date: May 16, 200
E-mail: EstherOransky@aol.com

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Esther’s Testimonial

Dear Tim,

Thank you for all the help and support that you continue to give me and your guidance through my use of Poly MVA. I would like to give my testimonial and relate some of my experience to others.

In May, 2001 I had undergone a radical hysterectomy after being informed that a biopsy had revealed a tiny cancerous tumor in the endometrial lining. Unfortunately, although my surgeon had been highly recommended as chief of gynecological oncology at a major hospital, the surgery was not performed promptly as it should have been (I was forced to wait 6 weeks because he was going on vacation). Also, prior to surgery, I had been given a drug to prevent clotting which caused me to hemorrhage severely and I almost didn’t make it through the surgery. In any case, I was told afterwards that it was very likely that some cells were remaining and that I would need subsequent radiation treatments for 5 weeks.

I was so sick and weak at the time that I resisted these treatments for several weeks. While I was in the hospital, I had met a nurse who told me about Poly MVA. Her nephew was taking it and doing very well. I kept in touch with her and contacted Gary Matson sometime in June. I was quite frantic by that time and Gary was a virtual blessing. I started on Poly sometime towards the end of June or early July.

In August, I found another doctor to follow up with because I could not go back to the original surgeon who had treated me so badly. She examined me and observed something that concerned her. She did not think that it was cancerous because the cells were flaking off – something that she had never seen before.

I think the flaking off was because the Poly-MVA was starting to kill the cancer.

The Doctor sent a sample to the lab for analysis. The result indicated that cancer was present. As I had been warned, during surgery some of the cancer cells had escaped and I was not in the clear. It was decided that I would need five weeks of pelvic radiation followed by several treatments of brachytherapy. I was frightened and so followed this advice which has created horrible side effects in the cervical area. In total I had radiation treatments for 13 weeks because I was unable to endure consecutive daily treatments and it had to be extended with brief periodic interludes.

All during this time I persisted in taking my Poly MVA although I was discouraged to do so by the doctors. I had read all the data regarding Poly and how it works to destroy the cancer cells as well as preventing new ones from forming .

At this point I am considered to be in complete remission and in spite of great hardship to maintain it I continue to take 2 teaspoons a day. I am convinced that Poly-MVA has made the difference for me. Poly-MVA is a great breakthrough and if taken in time and in adequate amounts it does indeed keep cancer at bay. I feel that it has improved my chances for survival. If possible, I would like to continue taking it indefinitely.

I look forward to the day when Poly MVA is given full recognition by the medical profession and the FDA for its value in fighting cancer. My thanks to Dr. Garnett, Dr. Sanchez and to Gary Matson for their great contributions……  Read Full Report