How to get to the Hoxsey Biomedical Center in Mexico - A checklist of what we needed for our trip

In May of this year, a good friend of mine, who is like a second mother to me, was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, and I've been doing obsessive amounts of research, to help her turn this thing around.

As it turns out, there are LOTS of cases of pancreatic cancer, that have been reversed with alternative treatments, but doctors here in the US offer a ZERO chance of survival with their methods. My friend's oncologist told her she has two months to live, if she does nothing, and if she was eligible for chemo and radiation, it could buy her another 5 months or so... but she's not eligible, because she's too underweight. 

I was like, really??? That's all you got???

Luckily, one of my customers, who bought a Kangen water machine from me, told me about how both of her parents reversed stage 4 cancer, after going to the Hoxsey clinic. Her mother, who was a 30+ year survivor, kept chiming in from the background, to tell me how easy it was to get to Hoxsey. 

You can see a really great documentary about the Hoxsey Clinic, below. It used to be on YouTube, but it was censored. Thank God there was a copy on Bitchute!

HOXSEY: THE QUACK WHO CURED CANCER (DOCUMENTARY VIDEO)

It was a great relief for me to be able to speak directly to someone who'd had personal experience with the clinic, as it sounds kind of scary to travel to Mexico and see doctors you've never met before.  But it's really not scary, so I made a spreadsheet to show people what we did, and how easy it was. It took a bit of time and planning, but not much more than any other vacation or trip I've ever taken. 

I should mention here that it was CHEAP for us to get to the clinic. We were prepared to pay up to $4,000, but The TOTAL for the clinic itself was a whopping $431.  Yep, that was it. So anyone who says they're just trying to rip people off, has never actually been there. They didn't even charge us for the tonic! I'm not sure if it's because pancreatic cancer is more risky, but they sounded very confident that they would see us again in 2 months to get more tonic, and they said we can pay for it then... it's less than $125 for a months' supply. 

The Hoxsey clinic, I have heard, will not turn anyone away due to an inability to pay. Harry Hoxsey made his chief nurse, Mildred Nelson, promise to make the tonic available to everyone.  Please note, I realize maybe we just got lucky - maybe some people have to pay more (somehow I thought we'd have to pay at LEAST $1500, and I asked Jane to bring $4,000 just in case we needed it for whatever extra treatments might be suggested. 

It was easy to get to the clinic, and if your loved one is too sick to travel, a family member or friend can go to get the tonic (of course, it's better for the person with cancer to go, so they can get a full exam, but it is possible to just get the tonic and this does work for many people). 

This is the spreadsheet I made (screenshot below), to show people how to prepare to visit the Hoxsey clinic in Mexico. Just CLICK HERE to access the spreadsheet in a larger size.  When the spreadsheet is open, you can watch videos about the clinic, and see some information I was given by the clinic when I made an inquiry. 

If you or a loved one has Stage 4 pancreatic cancer (or any other type of cancer), please consider going to the Hoxsey clinic in Mexico. They have reversed many cases. They don't have a 100% success rate, but their overall success rate for cancer patients is about 80%, which is a heck of a lot better than it is in the US. 

You can learn more about the Hoxsey Biomedical clinic on their site: http://www.hoxseybiomedical.com/.

I will be uploading more information, pics and videos, documenting our trip, in the future (I've been busy helping my friend and doing research, but I will eventually upload the info!).

Laura