Paul remains Cancer free with a negative scan and a CA-19 marker of 4!

@maloutungol9380

Жыл бұрын

How wonderful to know! This gives many others hope!!

@Eric-vn3ei

11 ай бұрын

hi dr.garyhubber can i know is paul do his diet and training after or before he got chemo treatment?

@Eric-vn3ei

11 ай бұрын

can i know what kind of keto diet did paul do?

@CVCceo

9 ай бұрын

Exactly 1 year post Whipple my wife’s CA19-9 went from 4 to 60. (Diagnosis 11 months pre-surgery stage 3 borderline resectable ca19-9=234) During the past 10 months she was treated with Gemcitabine only (rounds 3-week infusion day 1 and 8). CA19-9 bounced around to 1,600 then 400 and now 1,700. Currently Gemzar resistant last infusion 3 weeks ago. Taking another 3 week break before Abraxane mono therapy. My prayers to you Paul and many others fighting this horrible disease and the anticipation/anxiety every quarter facing CT scans and marker tests.

@CynamonKis

3 ай бұрын

Is he still alive?

Update: Paul is 100% CANCER FREE and completed his chemo treatments! Paul continues to use tools such as supplements, PEMF mat, diet and exercise to keep the cancer away. GO PAUL!!!!!

@anthonymunroe1395

2 жыл бұрын

Can u help with blood cancer

@babyred0789

Жыл бұрын

My family member was recently (7/15/22) diagnosed with stage IV metastatic pancreatic cancer is there any way we could work with you and your team to beat this thing????????? We are based in Kansas City but if we have to travel we are all for it!!!! Please respond thanks in advance

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

@@babyred0789 Hi, we can always work together virtually. We offer phone appointments. Please call our office for more information- 513-924-5300

@sandradalton1611

Жыл бұрын

@@babyred0789 Did you get in touch with tthem?

@babyred0789

Жыл бұрын

@@sandradalton1611 unfortunately they couldn’t help me and I lost my loved one two months after she was diagnosed 💔💔💔💔💔

I just watched this and kudos to Paul!! I was diagnosed at the beginning of this year with pancreatic cancer. I am not a candidate for surgery yet because of the proximity of the blood vessels. I am on chemo, my second round is tomorrow. I also have read Kelly Turner book and I think it will change my life! I will beat this with everything, not just "standard" therapies.

@dr.garyhuber5535

2 жыл бұрын

Thank-you for sharing- you got this!!

@lishahofmann2484

2 жыл бұрын

My husband was also diagnosed with PC early this year and has begun chemo with the plan to get him to surgery. I am studying the book How to Starve Cancer by Jane mclelland, I highly recommend! The second edition came out last year with new info relevant to Pan. Cancer. We are also doing the Care Oncology Protocol along with the standard of care and will be adding more supplements and meds from the book.

@vickmichael7430

2 жыл бұрын

Has anyone been diagnosed with acute pancreatitis that ends up being cause by cancer?

@dr.garyhuber5535

2 жыл бұрын

@@vickmichael7430 Not sure i fully understand the question. Is there a link between pancreatitis and cancer? Yes. Pancreatitis is most commonly caused by excess alcohol and poor cholesterol control which is diet related. Pancreatitis is an inflammation and any inflammation of any organ over time increases risk for abnormal cell growth which is cancer.

@gmurtuza8279

2 жыл бұрын

@@dr.garyhuber5535 at stage IV its it Whipple surgery? If its lungs metastasis is it possible to do surgery

I was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer in July of this year. My initial CA-19 values were over 18,000. As of now, they are at 1400! I went for 230 lbs to 170 lbs and in extreme pain. Because of supplementation, diet, exercise, and mindset, I’m currently at 192 lbs. Any other ideas to beat this would be greatly appreciated. I wanna live!

@nurseperry6366

5 ай бұрын

What did you do?

@nurseperry6366

5 ай бұрын

That is great news by the way!

@KeenanBooher

5 ай бұрын

@@nurseperry6366 Fasting, low glycemic carbs, lots of supplements, rebounding on mini trampoline, weights, and cardio. Jane McClellan’s book “How to Starve Cancer” helped me with a lot of it. Still have a long way to go. Chemo session 10 next week and starting biking, elliptical, and Stairmaster tomorrow morning. I need way more cardio…just like Paul!

@nurseperry6366

5 ай бұрын

@@KeenanBooherthank you so much!

@danielaisabel5096

4 ай бұрын

Keep fighting, we are with you!

Kelly Turner is actually adding a 10th common factor: Exercise! All the best to you Paul. We are hoping for the same outcome for my husband who is currently Stage Iv pancan. We love hearing stories like yours. ❤

Amazing story!! Thank you for sharing your story!!!

Wow ! I lost a good friend recently to pancreatic cancer---he survived a little longer than expected & put up a good fight. I myself, am fighting prostate cancer & I am also a longstanding, big time biker...and I am back at it. This video inspires me even more on my journey to test & remain cancer free ! An integrative approach is the best & I am all over that. Amazing--So very happy for Paul !!! Thanks for the post :)

@numbernine3436

2 ай бұрын

HAve you seen videos on ivermevtin?

In looks, voice and presentation you remind me so much of my baby brother, a physicist in Pennsylvania. Be well, take care. Thanks for sharing.

spot on with drs. my husband diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic also.. they steer toward not getting well vs. your going to kick butt!!

Inspiring story! Good wishes for health and happiness!

great information and great interview!

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Wow! Best survivor story I've heard in a while. So happy Paul is healthy! Thank you for sharing this video!

Thank you Paul

Great job taking control of your diet!

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Amy!!

What an inspiration you are Paul, also the importance of a positive mindset. My husband is journeying down this road at the moment. He was fortunate that his cancer hadn’t spread and surgery was possible to remove the tumor. He’s currently having chemo just as a mop up. Interestingly our oncologist said exercise probably would not make lot of difference which seemed odd to us. Wondering if utilizing a hyperbaric chamber would be beneficial?

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

Yes, I think hyperbaric would be helpful. Cancer hates oxygen and hyperbarics supper saturates the body with oxygen. I didn't have that therapy in my office back when i treated Paul but we now acquired it.

Im currently battling stage 4 pancreatic/liver cancer and mine also started with acid reflex and they thought i had a blockage just before my stomach they shoved an nj tube down my nose and into my esophagus resulting in a quarter sized perferation of the esophagus needless to say the whole esophagus died off had to have it removed then found out i had stage 4 cancer that happened in 2018 so ive lasted quite sometime with this cancer but i fear i dont have much time ive lost almost all my body fat and muscle i know my organs are next unfortunately i think it's going to be soon... I'm going to get these supplements and start taking them and have them check my ca19 levels and show my oncologist some of this hopefully we can come up with something that will save me! Thank you so much for sharing this! I have some renewed hope that i might find a cure for this nightmare!

@ispokeit

10 ай бұрын

You’re in my prayers

@tjgrafiks

10 ай бұрын

taking lots of supplements orally won’t help much now. u have damage to ur digestive system. that’s why ur losing weight. u can’t breakdown and absorb nutrients they way shld. increase acid in ur stomach and keep with digestive enzymes but id suggest getting vitamin ivs to keep ur body strong. drink lots of fresh pressed juices as they don’t require the body to break it down. it gets into the bloodstream within 15-20 minutes. u have to heal ur gut. get the inflammation down. check ur spine to make sure ur nerve supply to ur digestive system isn’t compromised. lots of times this is what causes ppl to have issues with their digestive organs. when u can’t breakdown and digest food properly u can’t get the nutrients u need and u will have more issues

Super rare to be cured. Never heard of it before

were any kind of Neoantigen Peptide Vaccines used besides everything else discussed?

My dad is suffering with pancreatic cancer..we are based India..can u please help us..I have my own KZread channel..please is there any option u can help us directly or indirectly..

You go Paull!! I was diagnosed with stage 4 last week. So, so similar scenario. I have a bike. I'm doing this!! Thanks so much. "Never tell me the odds!!" Does he have anymore details on the supplements he took?

@KeenanBooher

5 ай бұрын

Check out “How to Starve Cancer” by Jane McClellan. My CA-19 numbers were 18,000+ 5 months ago. They’re now at 1400 (still high, but down significantly). My tumor hasn’t grown any bigger, but its location and size makes it inoperable at the moment. Supplimentation, diet and exercise make a world of difference in my opinion. Starting round 10 of chemo next week. Keep me in your thoughts and prayers!

@Beulzabob

5 ай бұрын

@@KeenanBooher Good luck! Keep it from growing and you'll eventually beat it.

I’m glad you incorporate the peptide as most Drs wouldnt! Do a lot of patients typically start losing weight before they’re diagnosed?

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment. Yes, it is common for patients to lose weight prior to diagnosis

@nano2424

11 ай бұрын

Sorry what is peptide?

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

@@nano2424 There are several articles on our HippEvo.com education site discussing what peptides are and how they work. They are short pieces of protein that are involved in cellular signaling. The articles will offer greater detail.

Hi Gary I live on the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia and I was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer last Wednesday -this was 6 days ago - I also have a complication with the tumour blocking the common duct coming down from the liver - over the next day or two they're going to insert a stent drive in this duct to get it working again -I am fairly jaundice the present and my levels are reasonably high - I understand that exercising while I'm jaundice is an issue and recovering from jaundice can take up while - I really would like to take on the program that Paul did - I really want to kick this thing -and I'm just a bit concerned when I could probably start exercising or do I go onto oxygen to try to raise blood oxygen levels ? I would very much opinion on this matter thanks very much and all the best

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

Hi Bruce, thanks for watching our video. Please call our office and schedule a phone or video chat. I want to give you the best care and guidance. Check out our website, huberpm.com or e-mail help@huberpm.com

@danielletadros1891

9 ай бұрын

Im.sorry to hear of your dx..my mother died of PC in 2006 at age 57. I have done extensive cancer research over the years. PC is hard to beat, but many cancers can be cured with fasting..start with only low sugar veggies, then if you can do a water fast. There's a man who's on utube that cured.stage 4 colon cancer this way. You can still do chemo if you wish, fasting during chemo actually makes it work better! It starves the cancer cells and makes your healthy cells stronger. I wish my mom knew about this year's ago. We were told to eat whatever. You need to get your blood sugars down and oxegen up. . Please look into this. Good luck❤

@jesusah8147

8 ай бұрын

Vitamin C I heard that helps people

@lj8945

3 ай бұрын

​@@jesusah8147, Vitamin C via IV Infusion.

How he manage abdomen pain, back pain, motions, weakness From chemotherapy and how he eat healthy?

The symptoms are always the same..so why don't Doctors think to investigate right at the beginning?

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

The symptoms arrive late and are vague. We don't have the resources to do a CT or a PET scan on every tummy ache that occurs. I am with you in that I would love to see all of these cases caught much earlier but it is a silent issue for years before it emerges. There is a blood test you can explore called "Galleri". It is expensive, $950, but is a simple blood test that looks for 50 different types of cancer thus offering a chance to see it before it becomes a bigger issue.

this pc is very scary.lost my father within 40 days of diagnosis.i still miss him a lot.doctors of medanta are useless

What type of surgery did Paul have? Was it a Whipple?

Thus is a great and encouraging story. Congratulations! How did he become a surgical candidate after attaining stage 4? I am stage 4 and I was told once you progress to stage 4 they will not operate at all..

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

Thats ONE persons opinion. If it isnt the answer you want to hear then it is up to you to change the dynamic. Doctors, especially oncologist "know what they know or what they have been taught". They do not know anything about alternative therapies as the vast majority have not been taught. If they knew EVERYTHING then Pauls story would have been impossible. But it was not. I love my fellow oncologists but they have a very narrow view of cancer. Its ONE view. One opinion. It can never reflect the totality of what is possible. Take their sage counsel but never believe that it is the full answer.

@GlannyAmmachi

11 ай бұрын

Ihad aultrasound scan have blocked bile duct leading to liver from pancreanas my doctor send hospital for mri scan was refused specailist said i constipated 3 days ago my dr send for blood tests waitin results cold shiverd then extremly hot been happpening yea Rs wake night dry reaching vomiting years

@shirleyconnelly9946

7 ай бұрын

Good for you Paul, God was certainly with you. And thank God you have a great doctor. I just had tail duct taken off and my spleen removed. I’m having a hard time with the diet I am on for this. I’m now dairy free and gluten free. Doe’s anybody have any suggestions. Thank you all.😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤

Did he have the Whipple surgery?

Excelente video, please we have a very severe pancreas cancer please send me guidance how to get the supplements, Vitamin C, D liquid or gels how many mg? crucera? peptide thymosin? please I am following your video. Best regards.Thanks so much

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

Thank-you for watching our video. You can reach out to our dietitian, Chelsea, cdorsett@huberpm.com and you can purchase the supplements at hippevoshop.com

@keenasimmons9258

Жыл бұрын

@@dr.garyhuber5535 is there a certain ordered to taken the supplements, like all at once certain time of day?

Ya Allah plz help My Mother give her long helathy n happy life Aamin.....she is fighting from pencreatic cancer

@Driya88

6 ай бұрын

Amiin sister. My mom is also fighting pancreatic cancer. I will keep your mom in my dua. May Allah give both our moms full recovery and health and reward them with hasanat for their endurance and patience.

@fariyakiran1955

6 ай бұрын

@@Driya88 Aamin Sum Aamin you r from?

@Driya88

5 ай бұрын

@@fariyakiran1955 I'm in Seattle, hbu?

@user-fo2cc7xx4y

4 ай бұрын

Please pray for my mom too, in the same situation

@fariyakiran1955

9 сағат бұрын

​@@Driya88hows your mom?

Watching video May 24 2023….. Asking for contact info for consult with u do u have a website?

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

Hi Marcia. Huberpm.com is our website. Feel free to contact help@huberpm.com or 513-924-5300

It is wonderful that Paul is doing well.I am very happy for him. This case,however, is extremely unusual. There are many folks who are doing all the “right “things, including having a great attitude who heroically lose the battle anyway. Stories like this end up with self blaming by patients for not curing themselves.😊

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

Stories like this inspire people to seek answer beyond the traditional ones. Self blaming is a choice not a requirement. We work to offer spiritual, mental and emotional council to patients as this is their most powerful tool. What you believe matters. Self blame is not a useful tool and we go to great lengths to ensure that our patients see ALL of their options and potential. The fact that Paul is an unusual story is because Paul exercised all of his options. Paul had the WORST prognosis possible and yet prevailed. That should inspire questions not doubt. This shows what is possible if you explore beyond the traditional and hold yourself to a higher standard. Paul inspires me daily to be a better version of myself so that I never face an oncologist with an ugly diagnosis.

@jeremysmith8370

Жыл бұрын

@@dr.garyhuber5535 congrats to Paul but this is just regression to the mean. Statistically significant trials please.

@RuckFussia

7 ай бұрын

​@@jeremysmith8370 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

@marianhunt8899

3 ай бұрын

Paul is the exception that proves the rule unfortunately. Many wonderful people who do all these things still lose their battle.

@bobbizehner4596

2 ай бұрын

I concur with not engaging in a self blame game, should Paul’s strategies not reverse my tumor. Am waiting two weeks for scans to show if I am a candidate for the Whipple procedure. This cancer has taught me to live comfortably with uncertainty. May it be so for each of us.

What mushroom extract did you use and other supplements ?

@chelseadorsett3963

11 күн бұрын

He used Turkey Tail

Why is it important to supplement with glutamine? Don't cancer cells use that for energy??

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

The use of glutamine is dependent on the individual patient. Its not a blanket recommendation. Have to weigh benefits.

did you have pancreatic pain before surgery during chemo. My boyfriend was very active prior but is so much pain now he can’t move around much any recommendations ?

@TheFriendlyPsychopath

Жыл бұрын

You're too damn old for a boyfriend!

@prettybluebox

11 ай бұрын

I read a study that showed a patient with received 50 or 75k of vitamin C a week. He lived without pain and his tumors in the liver and pancreas shrunk. Vitamin C is toxic to cancer cells and it helps the body get rid of the toxins from chemo. High doses are most effective.

What was the chemotherapy agent this patient received?

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

Folfirinox

Did the Keto Diet play a role in shrinking the tumors that made Paul eligible for surgery? Was there any fasting involved?

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

Pauls clean, high vegetable and low sugar diet played a role in shrinking his tumor. As Paul would say, there wasn't just ONE tool that shrunk the tumor- it was many. The supplements, diet, exercise, mindset, chemo, surgery- they all were equally important

@susanlauer5660

8 ай бұрын

​great!

How the heck did he ride a bike in between chemo? I had RChop and couldn’t hardly find the energy to walk to the bathroom.

@jamesrae7597

21 сағат бұрын

It seems Chemo affects everyone somewhat differently.

My family member has gone through 8 cycles of chemotherapy (folfirinox) and now 5 sessions of SBRT radiation but he is now very weak..plz share the integrative approach followed like diet and exercise plan. Hoping that the tumour shrinks as currently it is touching the celiac artery and cannot be operated.

@RuckFussia

Жыл бұрын

You should look at mushrooms like turkey tail. Eat a lot of green veggies, not too many carbs. Exercise when possible, even if it's just a little bit of walking.

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

Pennypaker offers a few good ideas. There are more. But knowing the individual history and status of any patient is key. Making therapeutic recommendations via this portal is not ideal. Seek out a good integrative oncologist and have then work with your oncology team to arrive ata more aggressive plan. You need help beyond simple chemo and radiation. It does exist.

@prettybluebox

11 ай бұрын

I read a study that showed a patient with received 50 or 75k of vitamin C a week. He lived without pain and his tumors in the liver and pancreas shrunk. Vitamin C is toxic to cancer cells and it helps the body get rid of the toxins from chemo. High doses are most effective.IV is the most effective but liposomal is next.

Glad For Paul but how does one have the energy to exercise when they cancer??

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

The same way that someone without cancer finds it. You just do. You move. You commit to a plan and then you act. You ignore the frail ego that says "I'm sick" and i need to rest all day. You start small and you build. But it starts with developing the right mindset. How does a cancer patient find the energy to go for treatment or to change their diet? They just do. They decide that this is my path and I will walk it. Don't let other peoples expectation or your own ego dismantle your desire. If you seek health then you must pursue it. It is not given to you. Read the book by Kelly Turner, "Radical Remission". You need to build your mind to be stronger than your aches and pains.

@nano2424

11 ай бұрын

@@dr.garyhuber5535 very wise words, thank you!

Hi. If cancer hates oxygen, would supplemental oxygen help in addition to exercise?

@RuckFussia

Жыл бұрын

No

@elissafuss9990

11 ай бұрын

Only if you have Intravenous Ozone Treatment Now banned in modern countries bc it works So u may need to get it o/seas

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

Ozone is easily available in the U.S.

Can 83 year be cured of pancreatic cancer ?

Being lean and active, and not having diabetes does not necessarily make one healthy. It would have been interesting to know what his fasting insulin levels were. There are millions of people walking around with high insulin and insulin resistance for years, if not decades, before any sign of trouble shows up. Not saying this is always the case, but insulin resistance, and the resulting inflammation is the cause of much chronic disease, including many cancers.

JUst with the integrative-- his numbers dropped 60% YES! You would think Western docs would then be like ok lets study this...

A 15 year old boy developed a pc early detection 20 years ago and it was 99 pecent effective..we all know why it never made it to market. $$$$

My hubby as Pancreatic cancer stage 3. What is PEMF

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

PEMF is Pulsed Electromagnetic Field. It is a simple mat that you lie on and recharges the cells with pulsed energy. It has been around for many decades. I have used a "Bemer" (brand) in the past but currently using a higher energy version by "Healthy Wave". Will cost you between $2-5,000 but very durable devices with broad use.

@vanesahughes7169

11 ай бұрын

@@dr.garyhuber5535also, one may be able to rent it.

How is Paul going in 2024?

@chelseadorsett3963

11 күн бұрын

He is doing great!! Still biking 3-4 times per week and exercising daily

I don't understand....what did he do??chemotherapy?

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

Paul had cancer and the primary treatment is chemotherapy to reduce the size of the cancer volume. Chemotherapy is helpful but not typically curative so other adjuncts are needed to reduce the toxicity of the cancer and also promote his immune systems ability to finish the job of cancer removal.

Does anyone have any cures for pancreatic cancer?

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

Pauls story offers insight here. Treating cancer is a multi-pronged approach. In my view the best approach is blending traditional ideas with integrative solutions. I recommend you read Kelly Turners book, "Radical Remission" as a start point. Then find a good integrative clinician to work with you. I like Dr. Mark Rosenberg in Florida as a great integrative oncologist. Check out his history/website Advanced Medical Therapeutics.

I thought a catscan couldn't see a tumor on pancreas

@NicoleKetoCarnivore-hh9wr

6 ай бұрын

It does

@jamesrae7597

21 сағат бұрын

A Pet Scan will also detect cancer on pancreas

I've not used deodorant in over 30 years. I was told not to do it because 2 Mexican doctors had discovered Deodorant is the main cause of Cancer in Women. They presented their findings to the American Cancer Association and they were run out of town to never report and the repercussions. I remember as a child back in the 50's that my grandma used talcum powder for almost anything specially perspiration. It makes sense. Our bodies need to get rid of body toxins through the skin and if we put wax on the pores, they have no choice but to park themselves in exit areas, and as more and more toxins what to exit, it creates a wreck Pileup of toxins and they get mad bc they can't exit and they rebel and form a Big Tumor in defiance . I strongly believe in my soul that men's cancer problems are related to the billion dollar deodorant business . If this information even helps 1 person, than this writing was well worth it.

@dr.garyhuber5535

11 ай бұрын

Check out the website by the Environmental Working Group - "Skin Deep" as a resource to explore toxicities in products that you use.

@vanesahughes7169

11 ай бұрын

It’s also been proven that the aluminum in the deodorant is a contributing factor.

@LAwigTalk

10 ай бұрын

Not deodorant, anti perspirant. Contains aluminum

@shirleyconnelly9946

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for this information. And God be you to get over this.

The person interviewing is unbearable, he doesn't let the man speak!! You can shut your mouth and let him do the talking.

So, this guy is in the 2 percent column. There’s nothing really novel or incredible about him. I’m glad he’s ok for now…

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry that you view Pauls accomplishment as unremarkable. I think he represents what is possible when you take the right actions and right mindset. Here is a question for you . . . how do the 2% become the 2%? If you have cancer then you want to study that. If I have stage 4 pancreatic cancer I want to learn from that 2% and this is exactly what makes Paul special. He represent a light in otherwise very dark place. When you have cancer you need that light and that guidance.

@dr.garyhuber5535

Жыл бұрын

Secondly, i would never place Paul or any person in a column. He is a man, a human being, not a statistic.

@bliven8704

4 ай бұрын

Apparently you don’t have stage 4. We are PRAYING to make it to the 2%!