My mistake—I misspoke about Dr. Darko Marđetko
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Has anyone here heard anything about Dr. Dark Marđenko from San Diego? He’s a physician with a general practice, but he also dabbles in alternative treatments—that's all I know so far. Just wondering if anyone actually has any firsthand experience with his therapy methods.
Kyle Cruz8 said:Thanks for getting back to me so fast.
Our biggest struggle right now is just trying to get my dad to put on some weight. Since he can't eat anything besides blended food, it’s a massive hurdle—especially since he’s completely lost his appetite. If anyone has a recipe or has dealt with something similar, any help would be much appreciated.
Lisa White54 said:I make my beet juice like this: take a glass of fresh beet juice (you can get it at the pharmacy, though I usually just grate the beets myself and squeeze them out), then stir in 1 tablespoon of honey and either a lemon or an orange. It tastes great, but more importantly, it's healthy.
I'll send you the distributor's number via PM—the one I use for my Shake.
Thanks for the quick reply.
Lisa White54 said:What really saved my husband during and after chemo—when he dropped 20 kg in just 15 days—was the Shake mix formula 1 from ShapeWorks.
He took the Shake along with aloe, Noni, beet, and beta carotene, and he regained his weight quickly while fixing his blood work. His blood counts were always solid enough for the chemo treatments. He kept taking the Shake for another two years, then we stopped all the supplements because his body was strong enough to build its own immunity. Now we’ve started back on the Shake because he's pretty exhausted from all the testing he's been through.
Thanks for the help; can anyone tell me where to find a distributor for the Shake, or is it available in pharmacies? Also, one more thing—how do you make the beet juice? Do you have a specific recipe? Thanks in advance for any help.
Susan Ruiz76 said:We ended up buying them anyway. My husband takes them for about 20 days, and apparently, you don't see results until after 45 days—so, three bottles of drops. Honestly, one bottle costs $233, but since we’ve already poured so much money into Beta Glucan 1,3 D and Noni (which he takes continuously for a full year), it didn't feel too crazy to give this a shot. It can't hurt—the doctor has a registered practice and provides receipts for everything, so it's all totally legal.
Immno Max for cancer therapy costs about $1.75 per month—now *that* is genuinely out of our budget, and we just can't afford it anymore.
Now, whether his blood work actually looks better because of the combination of Beta Glucan, Noni, beet juice, blackberry wine, etc.—we have no clue. We simply don't dare stop any of it.
I went ahead and ordered them; they should be here the day after tomorrow. If you guys hear anything new or see any progress, please let me know—we've tried so many things, from Bioenergeticists to Noni and various alternative routes, but nothing seems to be working yet. These drops are the only thing giving us hope right now...
Susan Ruiz76 said:0981740173 - that's Mark Rukavina's number from the Ship. I haven't called him yet—I've had the number for a few months now—but I'm kind of hesitating, and my husband isn't exactly thrilled about this stuff, so I don't want to do anything against his wishes. Do you know anything about him—can you give me some info? And what kind of illness are you looking at the drops for? I'm curious because, besides that article (I think it was in Slobodna), I've heard some personal stories too.
I'm also interested in hearing about experiences with Kancist drops. My father fell ill with sinus carcinoma five months ago, and things haven't really improved much after radiation therapy. Honestly, it feels like the doctors have just given up on him. I'm looking for any feedback regarding the drops and if anyone here has actually ordered them. I'm planning to do it myself very soon. Thanks.
Ashley Reyes87 said:Thanks for the replies—I'm going to talk things through with him and see where we land. Hoping he can help and that I can get him to understand. Cheers everyone, and thanks.
I've been reading through all your comments regarding those Kancist drops. My father is also battling sinus cancer, so I was thinking about reaching out to them about the drops myself.
Has anyone actually gone ahead and bought these? If so, what has your experience been like?
Standard medical treatments haven't left us with much hope, so this feels like a bit of a lifeline.
Thanks in advance for sharing anything you know. Any info at all would be appreciated.
Best,