Video: Stage 4 Breast Cancer Testimonial – Clear PET Scan

Introduction

Hi, my name is Cameron Bman. I am 28 years old and I was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer in April of 2024, which spread to my bones from my hips up to my neck. As you can imagine, our world flipped upside down. Everything felt like it was moving a mile a minute those next few weeks.

Beginning the Search for Treatment

We immediately started researching all possible treatment options. I began reading natural healing books and learning more about how the human body should fight off diseases.

At the time, my sister’s neighbor—who also had breast cancer—shared her story with me. She told me about her experience at LifeWorks, where she had a positive outcome. She couldn’t speak more highly of the treatment program.

Comparing Options

Meanwhile, I was meeting with multiple oncologists, and almost all of them recommended the same treatment plan:

• Full-dose chemotherapy every three weeks
• Nothing beyond that

Before my diagnosis, I didn’t know much about cancer. Like many people, I thought treatment was limited to surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. But I learned there is a lot more out there that I didn’t know at the time.

Finding LifeWorks

Once I spoke to my sister’s neighbor, we began researching alternative medicine. Through her story and a Google search, we found LifeWorks. After meeting Dr. Minkoff, it was a no-brainer for me to pursue treatment there—though it was still a difficult decision to go against the advice of oncologists.

Personalized Care

What really stood out was how personalized the program is:

• Extensive bloodwork is done and analyzed
• Results identify which chemotherapy drugs and IVs have the highest success rate for you personally

This is very different from traditional oncology, which often follows a “one-size-fits-all” approach. Personalized treatment should be the norm, but unfortunately it isn’t.

Clear PET Scan

I began my treatments in May 2024. By the end of July—less than three months later—I received a clear PET scan. That was incredible.

Staying Positive and Supported

If I could share one piece of advice, it would be:

• Always remain positive
• Surround yourself with people who will encourage you

The staff here and other patients with the same mindset make the journey empowering. You feel like you’re all working toward the same goal, even though many people outside of this program may not understand or believe in the process.

Lifestyle Commitment

This program is not easy. I was here Monday through Friday, from morning to evening. You must:

• Completely change your diet
• Take many supplements
• Commit to a long-term lifestyle change

I still come back for treatments and continue working to get my cancer markers in line. It’s a long process, but for me and many others, this is what you need to do for that long-term win.

Getting to the Root Cause

What makes this program so special is that it focuses on the root cause of disease. It helps you understand what happened in your body that allowed disease to develop. That process takes time, but it makes sense once you learn how the body works.

Closing Thoughts

My message is simple: always stay positive, and believe that you will heal. Thank you.