Hoping For A Cure: Alternative Cancer Treatment in Mexico

Why are thousands of people with cancer, especially late stage cancer, refusing or discontinuing conventional cancer treatment and going to alternative and integrative clinics in Mexico? After years of helping people with cancer and having experienced a cancer scare of her own, Katey Hansen decided to investigate both the alternative and mainstream approaches to treating cancer. She traveled to Tijuana, Mexico, and visited fourteen of the better known and reputable clinics, met with the doctors, and spoke with current and past patients of these clinics. Her travels and research led her to answer questions such as:

What are the commonly used alternative therapies and is there any proof that they are effective?

What are the success rates of the alternative/integrative clinics in Tijuana?

Is it safe to travel to Mexico for cancer treatment?

How expensive is alternative cancer treatment in Mexico? Does health insurance cover any of the cost?

What are the qualifications of the physicians at the clinics in Tijuana?

Why can some therapies be used in Mexico, but not in the United States and other countries?

How effective is chemotherapy and radiation therapy, especially for later stage cancer?

How many cancer patients currently benefit from the newer gene targeted therapies and immunotherapies? Are they safer and more effective than chemotherapy?

With cancer becoming close to epidemic in the United States and other developed nations, "Hoping for a Cure" is an empowering, educational and hopeful book for anyone who has been touched by cancer or who is concerned about someday hearing the words “You have cancer”.