Shingrix and peripheral neuropathy

Hi Hank, that is wonderful, if it works, the cost doesn’t matter. It is unfortunate that the public is unaware of the amazing benefits of this drink, did Linda’s oncologist know of Haelan? P.S. it would be great if they could now work on a cure for neuropathy 🤗 Helen

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@helennicola
Helen, not only did all of her doctors not know about it, they were completely uninterested to hear about it. Not surprising, their shtick is chemo/radiation and they don't generally want to hear about other things. To them it's immediately dismissed as quackery. No problem for us though, we were just happy to have found it.

I do not push Haelan (or anything else) on anyone. I have helped a woman in San Diego learn about it and she has been very happy with the results of taking it. It's one of the world's best kept secrets that's not a secret, i.e. the information is all out there and available, but the medical establishment's propaganda machine causes veils to be effectively placed over the public's eyes.

It's very sad to regularly hear about some person or other die of cancer when you know that if they had just started a course of Haelan, they would most assuredly have recovered.

Best, Hank

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Hi Hank and Linda. I would be very grateful to have found Haelan and to have such positive results. It is indeed sad to hear of people not having good outcomes with their cancer. It all depends on which type of breast cancer. Some are hormonal related and easier to treat. The non hormonal are very aggressive and therefore more difficult to treat. Toni

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@avmcbellar
Toni, Linda's was less aggressive, fortunately. She was what they referred to as her2 equivocal, which meant they would not recommend chemo, but then they changed the goalposts and moved her into the her2 + category and said she needed chemo. At the time we were both like babes in the woods and went along. Dumb. We regretted that decision so badly. Oh well.

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@jesfactsmon Hank, why did you regret the decision? Thanks

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@bustrbrw22
Well, we regretted Linda agreeing to start the chemo. We knew they had changed the criteria (not her results) for whether her particular reading put her into the "yes" category for chemo. In hindsight it seemed a little scammy, and even at the time we weren't completely sure it made sense. But we were so freaked out by the oncologist telling Linda that if she didn't start chemo immediately she was likely going to die. She literally told her that, no ifs ands or buts. The whole thing left a very bad taste in our mouths. Hank

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@bustrbrw22
Well, we regretted Linda agreeing to start the chemo. We knew they had changed the criteria (not her results) for whether her particular reading put her into the "yes" category for chemo. In hindsight it seemed a little scammy, and even at the time we weren't completely sure it made sense. But we were so freaked out by the oncologist telling Linda that if she didn't start chemo immediately she was likely going to die. She literally told her that, no ifs ands or buts. The whole thing left a very bad taste in our mouths. Hank

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@helennicola
Linda had 5 outbreaks in a row from 2011 to 2015. When she told the oncologist she was refusing any further treatment, she was told to expect to continue having new cancers break out regularly. She started Haelan in Sept. 2015, right after the last lump appeared. Since then there have been no new cancers. She last saw her oncologist about 2 years ago. She does regular self searches for lumps, but to be honest, she's not really too worried about finding anything at this point.

Helen, I hear you about fermented soy. Yup, it's very good for you. Haelan however is something different in some significant ways, based on how it is made. It has been developed to have a number of properties that ordinary fermented soy foods do not have.

It effectively fights all cancer everywhere in the body. I have access to a zillion scientific articles about it which I am glad to share. If anyone is interested in further info about it, they can contact me.

Best, Hank

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@sunnyflower
She and I have gone past the point of worry at this point which is due to our confidence in Haelan, built from both experience and extensive reading about it. However, were she to be in a situation where she had to fight another outbreak, she has already decided never to undergo chemo again, ever. That includes radiation as well. So with that sort of mindset, having ongoing cancer testing (beyond self exams) seems moot. She is moving forward with life and we consider cancer to be in the past for her.

But we'll always accept your prayers, gladly. Thanks Sunny! Hank

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