Healing Breast Cancer with Haelan
After refusing surgeryfor breast cancer, a woman turns to a
fermented soy supplement- with remarkable results
By Donna Sage, MS. S.A.
Haelan is a uniquely processed soy supplement. In addition to demonstrating anti-cancer
effects, Haelan is anti-vira4 anti-allergy, and anti-inflammatory, and it is also
a vasodilator. It has been shown in studies to improve brain, lung, heart, andliver
functioning while strengthening the body on a cellular level. Tberefore, its effectiveness
as a nutritional supplement covers a myriad of con- ditions, including but not limited
to: HIV, multiple sclerosis, kidneyfail ure, liverproblems, lungproblems, Parkinson's
disease, malaria, chronic fatigue syndrome, arthritis, macular degeneration, ulcers,
parasites, viral and bacterial infections, and acne. For more scientific discussion
and research about Haelan, please refer to the JanuarylFebruary 1999 issue of the
Well Being Journal, which is available as a back issue (see page 40) or on the website
www.wellbeingiournal.com.
PATTY SOCCOMAN, age 64, was surprised when she noticed a lump in her right breast.
A mother of six, grandmother of twelve, and great-grandmother of three, Patty had
led an active life. An ultrasound in August 1997 revealed a suspicious mass. When
imaged with mammography in October 1997, it was a 15xl5x2O-mm suspected cancer growth.
Patty was diagnosed with ductile carcinoma that month. Her doctor hypothesized that
the cancer had begun grow ing about 8 years prior to its appearance. This had been
a time of stress for Patty. She believes stress was the prime factor in the cancer's
development. Her doctor was very con cerned that the cancer had metastasized, and
he recommended a comprehensive exam including a biopsy. The cancer had not spread
at this point, but the biopsy revealed a malignant tumor. Patty's doctor proposed
two courses of action, either a total mas tectomy or a lumpectomy with removal of
the lymph nodes under her arm followed by aggressive radia tion. Patty wanted to
keep her lymph nodes and wanted to start with the least invasive treatment options
first. She chose a lumpectomy. The doctor was shocked that she didn't want her lymph
nodes removed. When she arrived for surgery, he refused to do the lumpectomy, because
she would not au thorize removal of the lymph nodes. This surgeon referred Patty
to an oncologis t who tried to scare her into doing not only the lumpectomy, but
also total removal of the lymph nodes under her arm. Patty encourages all cancer
patients, especially women, not to be "bullied" into aggressive, and often
mutilating, treatment protocols. She says, "My doc tor tried to scare me into
surgery. I was anxious after my visit, because my doctor was so aggressive.... He
said that if he was my husband, he would duct tape my mouth shut and force me to
have the radical sur gery. I think he is liable for emotional malprac'tice.... That
was the last time I went to that doctor!" After that, Patty chose to forego
the lumpectom y altogether and continued to look for alternative therapies.
She and her husband (who is a holistic physician) went to a medical symposium,
where she met an old friend who recommended supplementing with Haelan. fermented
soy beverage. They also met Joe Todesco, whose company manufactures and imports Haelan.
After several hours, they agreed that Haelan was worth a try.
Patty began drinking a bottle per day of Haelan on November 4, 1997. She had a
follow-up mammogram six weeks later that revealed a significant decrease in tumor
size. "I was amazed," reports her radiologist, Dr. Robert L. Turk, in a
recent interview about Patty~s recovery from cancer. A third mammogram revealed a
50% reduction in the vessel supplying nutrients to the minute tumor. She had four
more mammograms, and each time the tumor was measured, it had decreased in size.
Her most recent mammogram, in August 1999, revealed only a shadow where the dead
tumor once was. Dr. Turk says, "The remaining [tissue -of the tumor] is an extremely
small focus; the mass of the tumor has been continually cascading downward."
He confirmed that there are no other nodes or other signs of cancer in the breast
tissue. All of her organs have been scanned by Ultrasound, and there is no evidence
of metastases.
When asked if he has seen comparable results with other treatments for breast
cancer in his 32 years of experience, he said, "This doesrA occur; I have not
seen these kinds of improvements. Frankly, most
people don't wait on surgery... The fact that Patty did was different. It has
provided an unbelievable opportunity to follow her progress [with her natural choices]
Dr. Turk is skeptical about chemotherapy. He says, "Doctors sell treatments
for cancer, not cures. They are always in opposition to opportunities like Haelan....
There is a great effort by the FDA to stop quacks' ... but you cannot assume that
if the FDA apprUVC:b UH14-Cr treatments, they are safe." Haelan is an FDA-approved
food supplement, but not an approved cancer treatment. When asked if he recommends
Haelan, he responded with a chuckle, "My wife is on it, if that is any indication!"
Mrs. Turk is surviving colon and liver cancer.
In addition to drinking Haelan, Patty supplemented with flax oil, COQ10, and fresh
vegetable and fruit juices; she also took 40 chelation treatments and supplemented
with Vitamin C. She began eating at least 80% raw, organic foods in her diet. She
eliminated sugar and alcohol, got an air purifier, and shifted more of her attention
to prayer and faith. She also rented funny movies and cassettes to stimulate her
killer T-cell production. Patty says, "I am so happy. If i had gone with chemotherapy
or radiation, I would not have had the quality of life through all of this. I might
not even be alive!"
Patty attributes her recovery primarily to Haelan and a strong faith in God. She
took a full bottle a day for seven months and currently continues on a maintenance
dose of two ounces morning and night. She also gives credit to the significant lifestyle
and nutritional improvements for maintaining her cancer-free body. Patty says that
her cancer was a wake- up call, an opportunity for her to assess all aspects of her
life, and that she is thankful for her second chance at life. She hasn't missed a
beat.
DONNA SAGE, M.S. S.A. is a bolistic bealtb consultant and writer in Florissant,
CO. A graduate of Case Western Reserve University, she continually researcbes nutrition
for the cancer patient. To learn more, visit www.sagepartnemcom1baelan or call 1-877-655-4433.
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