Church & State -Emma Victoria Johnson on the Journey to Being Cancer Free

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Soh yes, don't worry, that's all good. Okay, Well we're the exact opposite. I'm late into the night and mornings I'm like, ah, scowling at things. But no, you have an incredible story that I just want to share with the audience because cancer is one of those just it's the worst thing that you can possibly hear. You go to the doctor, you're feeling a bit under the weather, and you hear the dreaded sea word and then they throw at you. They're established protocols, and it's chemo, it's radiation, it's you know, biopsying in the tumor, all things that from my research into it. And by the way, ladies and gentlemen, friends with a lot of people, a lot of natural paths who know a lot more than I do, all of these things don't result in in cures. In fact, it's actually a pretty miserable life until you die. I honestly believe. Look, you know, the chemo and the radiation and. The surgery that the medicals offer you, you know, it does cure cancer, they do get rid of it. But what they do at the same time is destroy the whole body. So your immune system's wiped out. There's a killer cell in the body that it kills completely, which is one of the killer cells that actually does kill cancer. So you know, great, you've got rid of my cancer, but you've also destroyed my whole body inside and out. And I've lived the most eighteen months of a terrible life of chemo. And you know, those people get so sick from the chemo, and chemo has not been updated for seventeen. Years, which is ridiculous. Like you know this cancer is. The number one I believe disease in the world that we can't cure, and for seventeen years, we haven't updated anything medical wise. You know, chemo should have been updated every six months. You know, we can make a COVID vaccine in three weeks and just you know, give it to the whole world, but we can't make a vaccine or you know, cure cancer. So I just believe that, you know, we. Haven't been told that our body can actually help cancer. You know, diet, exercise, living a stress kind of free life if you can, you know, it's all the things that I've learned over the last eighteen months have been amazing, which I believer has helped me kick cancer's butt. And obviously the clinic that I found having immunotherapy, which doctors will never admit to because they want you to do chemo because it's the biggest money pharmacy thing. A billion dollar a thing in the world. And it's funny. When I got diagnosed, I said to my on colleges at the time, Hey, in the meantime, what can I do with myself? Like, do I need a diet, do I need to drink something? Do I need to take something instead, just live as normal. Oh okay, so all the things that feed cancer just go and carry on doing it. You know, when we go to you know, people at hospitals that are doing chemo, they've got vending machines with chocolates and lolly and fizzy drinks, and then the cafeteria's got pizzas and burghers and chips. So is the government trying to make us ill? I think so, yeah, it's a great question, but I think the answer is an obvious yes. So let's back up a little bit and let's tell the story to the audience. You know, you're a woman at the prime of your life and suddenly this occurs. What was the process? Were you starting to just feel sick? Was there is there like a growth somewhere or something that you were concerned about? How did this come about? So in December two thousand and fourteen twenty four, sorry for when we're gonen going ten years back, so not lessly. The year before in December, I had a bit of an accident in. The gym, and after that accident, I actually felt a lump in my breast and I honestly went to the doctors and she said to me, Oh, maybe we've like strained it. Let's see what it's like in few weeks, so it was still there. I went back again. She told me that it could be like a fatty cyst or I've done an injury. She said, we'll just go get it checked out. We'll get like a mammogramm and an ultrasound, which I waited seven weeks for. In that seven weeks, the tumor, unfortunately did start to grow. Because obviously it's Christmas, I'm eating chocolate, I'm drinking alcohol. I gave it its best time of his life. I did everything that I shouldn't have, and by the January I went in for an ultrasound and that's when they said we do think it's cancer. They then wanted me to wait another two months for a biopsy, which I just had a mental breakdown. My girlfriend at the time rang every single clinic in Sydney like from two to three hour drives away to get me a biopsy. In the end, we got a biopsy two days later. A week later, I've got stage four breast cancer. Now in December, when I first went with the lump that was like a pieceize. If that had been a detective. Then I think that would have been easily removed and this path wouldn't have happened. But the weird thing is, I honestly believe that this all was meant to happen. I was meant to go down this path. I was meant to be refused surgery and chemo. I was meant to go to Oasis. I was this was meant to happen. I do believe that God put me in this journey to help others, and so far I've connected with eighty nine different people all over the world who struggled, who've been given no hope, and now you know, they've heard of Oasis. I've I've had about twelve. Patients cancer free in the last year from Oasis. So I believe this was my calling, this was my journey. I had a business of nine years which I absolutely loved. I woke up every day, I jumped out of bed. I loved my work, and when I had to close that business down, I didn't realize this would be my new calling. So everything's happened along. The last eighteen months has happened for a reason. So actually, yeah, it's funny, how you know I've turned everything into a positive and now sitting here today, I truly believe and understand why everything happened. You know, March last year, when they gave me three months to live, I was like, what yet four months ago you probably could have saved my life because it was a pea size, But now it's nine point five centimeters and growing rapidly because you made me wait because it was a accident at the gym, or you thought it was a fatty acid. Because of my age as well, they didn't think it was cancer younger people. Nowadays, it's called turbo cancer. Every time I go to the clinic. Now everyone's getting younger and younger, and I don't know what is it that. We have some suspicions. Food government, Yeah, what is the food. Being sprayed that we eat? Oh? One hundred percent? The COVID vaccines has turned off our immune therapy. You know, sorry, R are in a you know what's it called? I'm having a blank immune system as in our immune system. Our immune system has completely shut off in a lot of younger people. And that's how cancer develops. As soon as that's as soon as that stops, that's how cancer starts. So yeah, there's a lot there's a lot in there's a lot of factors in there. I think we're both in agreement on that one. And I mean, already this this episode can't go on YouTube anyway because we're we're talking about like apricot seeds for treating cancer, and you can't do that. So I might as well talk about the vaccines and how COVID is killing. The covid vaccines are killing everybody. So yeah, we're not at risk there. But you're you're you're a great advocate for Oasis of Hope. How did you even find Oasis for Hope? I mean, you're you're in Australia, across the world. Is this little place in Mexico there's treating people that have cancer with a lot of different you know, natural pathic you know protocols and things like that, So how did you even find it? Honestly? I did started another clinic to start with, and that was because I came home, got given the death sentence, sat in my house. For two days. Hence my partner of seven years had just walked out on me because. Apparently I was going to die. I sat there for two days on my own, and I was on the internet searching for a. Miracle cure, for a secret bunker. You know, I've clearly watched way too many movies thinking that there. Is miracle place somewhere. And I actually found another clinic to start with, and they have great marketing. It looked like, you know, shiny mirrors, and this place looked like heaven. And I chose that for the fact of what it looked like. Which was the wrong decision. And I think a lot of people, you know, we look at things and we choose things because of how they look. So I did go to another clinic to start with, which wasn't working. I had some really bad results, and somebody at the time said to me about Oasis in Tijuana, and the next minute they'd contacted Gastone, Dutch Controversi's son in law. The next minute, Gastone's calling me. Two weeks later, I'm on the plane and I'm at Oasis again. I believe God gave that path to me. I was meant to go to the other clinic because I met forty patients at that clinic who followed me two Oasis who are alive today. Yet people at the other clinic, obviously I don't want to name names. All the people in my ivy room are dead, So I believe I was meant to start somewhere else. And then I found Oasis, And look, Oasis is a hospital, you know, scary. The other place was a. Clinic of you know, it looked amazing in and lights, and you know, you go stay in a fancy hotel. You don't stay at the clinic. You know, it just it was a fancy vacation with a few treatments. Oasis is a hospital. You stay there, you sleep there, you're under twenty four hour supervision. You are hospitalized, which is scarier than going too a clinic. So I understand if people see both clinics together, why they would choose the other one. Yeah, but I could definitely see that. Yeah, which, actually the other one is just you know, they helped me learn diet. I can't take that away from them. They helped me put my body into you know, into a cancer fighting machine. But what they don't have is the vaccines, is the extra care and attention that you need. It's just a sort of you know, it's a bit of a. Service in for the body and off you go where Oasis are actually curing cancer. So yeah, and like you said, you've had other people on the show from which is. We've had a lot of people on the show that are that are that have gone through this. One individual, Rick Hill I think is his name. He's survived it for years, a man's a in his twilight years, and he's got more energy than I do. I love that guy. So let's talk about this. Let's talk about the differences here. Because you went through it all. You went through the traditional you know, this is chemo radiation surgery, and then you also went through more of the clinic, the bougie clinic, and then ultimately landed at an oasis. And I may have said something wrong there. You seem like you wanted to crazy. So I've had no chemo, no radiation, no surgery. So basically over here in Australia, the medical system offered me two tablets a day and I would last for about eighteen months. It would just hold my cancer in place because I was too far gone because it had got into my lymph nodes and it had spread into my liver with five spots in the space of three months. So in the space of waiting to get scanned and tested, the cancer literally turbo boomed in the botto. So I denied the two tablets because there was about twenty thousand side effects, and I was like, what's the point in living eighteen months in bed with all these side effects. I'd rather live three months and you know, enjoying my time on the earth. But then I was like, actually, I'm not going to die. I'm not living. I'm going to So this is when I went searching. So I started at the first clinic, which, to be fair, slowed my cancer down. It did help me with diet. I went into an alkaline diet which helped starve the cancer in the body. I had, you know, the treatments and learn I learned a lot at the first clinic, but what I wasn't getting was the cure for cancer. And the cure for. Cancer is the tailor made cancer vaccines that Oasis makes. And that's when I started to get the results. So I went to Oasis. Last June, I had five spots in the liver, two lymph nodes infected. My breast was still nine point five. I sit here today with just one spot left on the liver to get rid of. Wow. Absolutely outstanding. I love that. I love that you're sharing that with the audience and with myself as well. So let's talk a little. Bit about some of the treatments that you received at Oasis. And I'm sorry I thought that you had said that you got chemo. I'm very glad that you did not get any chemo, but Oasis, you know, and talking with them and John Richardson and doctor is it contrarasts or something like that, there we go. You know, leatrol is one of the things that they're looking at. What other treatments. I mean, I know, diet is very very important, and I'm glad that you brought that up with the audience, starving it changing your diet so that you're not feeding it a bunch of sugars that cancer thrives on. But walk us through all the different treatments that you received at Oasis, of course. So first of all, you'll start with some ivs. Some patients get five, others get seven different ivs, just depending on obviously your cancer type and where you're at and your stage. I obviously was on all seven. So you're looking at vitamin B seventeen, which actually is against the law in America and in Australia and in England. So we can't get B seventeen and I wonder why because it kills cancer. Vitamin C, which is. A really a really really great cancer fighting IV, but you have to do it a certain way. So like you know, you can go to an IV clinic anywhere and get a vitamin C and they do it in two hours. Well actually it needs to be done with under thirty minutes for it to work for people with cancer. So you do do Vitamin Caesar day. We do Vitamin K, we do like a multi bag of vitamins. There's another one. Called IPT, so lots of different ivs. I do actually do a copper and a zinc IV because my body's been low with copper recently. So basically, each patient gets tested the blood, the blood work gets done and you get tailor made the ivys that your body needs. So not everyone does the same. The treatments. I call it the heat pod. So you get into this huge spaceship and you put on this lobster suit which you look ridiculous in and if anyone sees my Instagram you might see me dancing around to Britney Spears in it. Basically, you get into this heatpod and for an hour, your body is put up to the temperature of one hundred and eighty degree heat because cancer hates heat. Now it sounds scary, but your head's out. It's just like a sauna. You have a little bit of a sleep. It's not hard. Well, it's mind over matter. Put some music on, close your eyes. You're monitored by a nurse the whole time. You know, you've got your heart monitor on blood pressure, so you checked each you know someone's watching you the whole time through the heat pod. So you do that three to four times in the time that you're at the clinic. So and then after that you go and do your ivs. So basically, the heat pod weakens the cancer and then you smash it with your IVS. So the cancers all wobbly, going ah. Then the iv is going and it's like shooting the cancer. That's how I see it. We do EBU, which is a blood oxygen treatment. So basically they take five liters of blood. It goes through the ebuo machine and then it comes back into the body. I kid you not, Whenever I do EBU, my eyesight goes like stars. It's like all of a sudden, I've got super eyes and you can ask any person that does EBU. It's like a whole cleanse. Your eyes just sparkle and it's like you've just got into like you can see even better than you could before. Huh. It's crazy. Interesting, Yeah, it's crazy. So they oxygenate your whole blood. We do red light therapy, which is really good for regenerating your cell and it's really good for anyone that's got aches and pains or injuries. So I'm sure you've heard of the red light therapy. It's getting really big nowadays. Like you know, you can go to a wellness clinic and get onto a red bed. I would recommend red light therapy to everybody. It's just the most wonderful thing for our bodies. What else do we do? We do diet, so the clinic is very much a vegan, very minimal protein. I end up coming back half the size that I am when I leave because I really struggle eating quite a lot of the vegan food. Not that I'm into meats and stuff, but I'm typical English, you know, we love toasting, you know, potatoes, So there's been a really hard change for me to change the diet. So when we go to our waists I do. Actually the food is beautiful, but about a week into it, I do start to struggle to keep eating the vegan food and start craving some you know, dinner. I'm always like, can I just get some. Sour though They're like, no, you need to eat so But a lot of people go there and they love it. They love it. They love the food. You know, this fresh fruit every morning everything, it's different fruit every morning. They do, you know, beautiful scrumbled eggs and omelets and that. You know, the food is amazing. But I think because I've been quite a few times, I've done the menu that often I'm kind of like, oh God, is that same? You know, But for anyone going that hasn't been, we'll think it's like a five star Mitchellin restaurant. No, I gotta I gotta ask you because I so appreciate your honesty on this. You know, I joke that I'm a meditarian. I love a good steak, you know, I love bacon. I probably shouldn't love bacon because it's so highly processed. But I would have a hard time with a vegan menu. I don't like vegan food. I put it in my mouth and I'm like, get it off my tongue's no, it doesn't belong there. That's weird. Are you continuing on the vegan diet? Is that now for the rest of your life you're going to be on a vegan diet. So basically, I have to do two vegan days a week, which are not my favorite, but you know, two days a week's easy. And other than that, I'm on a very clean, strict diet. But I'm allowed bits of protein. I'm here and there. I'm allowed sour dough, which is great, that's been a blessing. I'm allowed sweet potato, I'm allowed I'm allowed rice twice a week. So look, the diet isn't that bad. But I think just when you come from first of all eating what you want to then being restricted, like so steak, for instance, every fourteen days we're allowed red meat. So those fourteen days is like three months waiting for forteen days because I love steak too. But it's working. I actually do feel better in myself with the diet. I've got more energy. I feel like I look ten years younger, which is crazy. So I will continue this diet moving forward even after beating cancer, because it's just become part of my life, and I actually enjoy food now when I get to have, you know, the piece of steak or a chicken day, But the two vegan days. I do struggle. I'm not gonna lie, and I'm really sorry Oasis, but I do struggle with vegan food. And I really really wish I could learn to love it. I really wish I could. I really wish I loved it, but I do struggle. Maybe if it tasted like something, maybe that would help. Well. The funny thing is they make they make this like Shepherd's pie in the clinic, and it does actually taste like Shepherd's pie, and it's not meat, it's fake meat. And I remember eating it the. First I'm thinking, oh my god, it actually tastes like Shepherd's pie. But now because I've had it and been there so many times, I'm kind of like, I know what it is. Sort of an ignorance is bliss, Yeah, for sure. I mean you don't have any of the markers. I mean your story. You're in the gym and you injure yourself, so obviously you're you're working out, you're in good health, so you had none of the comorbidities. That would make you a high likelihood to develop cancer. What do you think brought it on? Honestly, I think first of all, my immune system would shut down. I was working fourteen hour days in my business. I believe now that I was. In a trauma relationship at the time, which I didn't see until I got out of the well, until the relationship ended, emotional stress, trauma based. I believe I was giving my body all the wrong things, lack of sleep, you know, eating late at night, finishing work late at night. I believe lifestyle, the COVID vaccine, and trauma and stress and depression that I didn't realize. That I had at the time. I believe all those things and lifestyle brought on my body to switch off and for their cancer to grow. And they actually do say the breast cancer in the right side of the breast is emotional trauma. That's like you can google that as well. So there's a there's a whole thing about where people get their cancer from and why. So I believe the last seven years of my life working too much, you know, trauma based relationship that I do believe now that I was in. Now I've come out of it. I believe all those things and diet, you know, drinking. I did drink quite a bit back then. You know, I'd come home from work and be stressed after work, and I'd have a glass of wine and I just think all that lifestyle and my body just switched off and the cancer cells grew. Sure. So and being in Australia, you know, we had it bad in the United States as far as COVID went, but Australia was like, hold my beer, We're going to become so tyrannical. So did you end up getting the COVID vaccine? I had it twice. And the only reason why I had it, honestly, I was so against it at the time. Look, I don't even go to the doctors and have antibiotics. I'm just not a medicine girl. I only had it because there was no other way of me opening my business at the time. I had seven staff waiting to be paid. You know, I couldn't keep my business closed. And the only way I could reopen it to make money to pay everybody was to get the COVID vaccine. So they blackmailed people in Australia to do the COVID vaccine. You weren't allowed into the supermarket unless you had the COVID vaccine, and we had to show our vaccines on our phone that we'd had them. Done, so we were pushed into it. You know, at that point, my business is closed, I can't afford paying my house, you know, your car payments coming out. I was like, I have to go and get the vaccine so I can start living again. And the government gave no help. You know, they didn't give any rent relief, so as your business is closed, you're still paying rent. So I was forced into the vaccine. And then, of course, you know. Six months later, now you have to have the second one otherwise you have to close again. So I got forced into the two vaccines, and unfortunately, I do believe that is one of the reasons why my immune system has shut down. Yeah, I would definitely agree there, and yeah, i'm it still makes me angry to this day. I know we're a number of years past it now, but I hope no one ever forgets what the governments across the world did to their people. The amount of tyranny there in Australia was literally one of the worst. I couldn't believe what they were doing in Australia. So I'm sorry that you were forced into that, but here you are, and you're such a great advocate for alternative cancer treatments, and I so appreciate that we're coming up on a heartbreak. So I want to plug Number one. I find you on social media. You can and I think Chris has some of those that you can find m on X. You can find our on Instagram and also of course the oas is of Hope. Chris has that website up right now. We can show you right now. This is a great place for you, ladies. And if you hear that dreaded seaward when you go to the doctor, go to Tijuana, Mexico. I guarantee you you are going to love your treatment a whole lot more than what you get in conventional medicine. And Emma twenty seconds here pitch it to the audience. This place is my safe haven. I went there with three months to live, riddled in cancer, and I am almost cancer free, with one spot left, and that is all because of Dot Contreras. Here you can see on the screen. Dot Contreras is my absolute hero. And I would recommend anyone that has been diagnosed with cancer to give them a call or reach out to me in my social media. You can ask me any questions. I'm happy for a call on the socials as well, and you can find me at Emma Underscore Victoria j There. We go and we're going to come right back. Ladies and gentlemen, we're not done yet. Hey, this is Caleb Call. You're a Church and State. I want to tell you about Patriot Pouch. 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Also, real quick, once again, hit the donate button for us. Okay, a lot of a lot of radio shows or podcasts are not going to talk about alternative treatments with cancer. I will, my guest will. So if you like this kind of show, please hit the donate button for us. All right, with that, let's go back to our guest, Emma Victoria Johnson, a cancer survivor. Incredible story. And there's another element that I haven't gotten to yet that I got to bring up here, and you know it's it's how do I phrase this the best way? Well, it's the heel of the ex boyfriend. He is a healing and from all men, I just kind of want to I want to do things that I probably shouldn't and probably can't say on the show to your ex boyfriend. Can you explain why, Emma. Well, his words, I can't do this. I'm not strong enough and you basically have no future. So ladies, pretty much haven't heard from him since that day, haven't spoke to him, hasn't asked me if I'm okay, and then he decided to then date my obviously ex best friend, so they moved in together and living a lovely, happily life together, which is crazy. But the funny thing is everything happens for a reason. I forgive him because I'm still alive, I'm thriving, and I believe that God got rid of him for a reason. And at the time, I didn't realize that I actually wasn't in a healthy relationship, where now I look back and I'm like, that guy got removed for a reason. So I actually thank him for walking away because I believe if he'd stayed, I wouldn't have been strong enough to do this journey. So he gave me the strength that I did not know I had. He turned me into the inner warrior. I was left alone, heartbroken. I feel like, sometimes you have to go to the bottom of the depths of the darkest places to rise, and that's exactly what I did. At the time, I was heartbroken, I was hurt. I was like, how can somebody leave a partner of seven years just because they've got sick? And at that point, I was like, you know, let's find something. Let's you know, I think I can travel to get treatment. He did not want to put any money into my survival, and I was like, wow, We've been together for seven years, not six months. His kids lived with us. You know, at the time, I had a business, I was doing really well. You know, I believe that I contributed a lot to the relationship. And for the guy just to walk away is a coward and selfish. And I believe that he thought to himself, well, she can no longer serve me anymore. She's going to be dead soon, so see ya. And he did not want to part with any money, so God will serve him what is necessary. Karma. I definitely believe in and I believe that my strength came from him walking away. So I thank him. I thank him for believing, and I'm so much more happy in our year and a half on. I'm like, what was I thinking? It's funny you don't realize you're in a bad relationship or on a healthy relationship until you're fully out of it. That is that is so true. Just as a I'm gonna I'm gonna voluntarily become a spokesperson for a man, for for males across the world and just say that this guy is in fact a coward, and most of us from from the male perspective, would like to give him a swift kick to the behind. Maybe that's the best way I can say it, but it just it blows my mind. I mean to be with somebody for that long, to share all of your hopes, your dreams, your desires, to truly love somebody, and then as soon as cancer comes away, or really anything it could be anything, you go through a hard time and you expect that you're going to be able to rely on your partner, to lean on them, that they can be strong when you are weak, and for him to react that way, and then the betrayal of your ex best friend as well blows my mind. And I'm so happy to see that you are in a much better place that you've forgiven them because obviously, as Christians were commanded to do so, but to identify that, hey, I'm in a better place, and I actually thank God that God removed this man from my life. Yes, it's funny. At the time when it happened, I honestly got over to Mexico the first time and my sister came with me, and I kept saying, he's going to turn up he's going to realize he's made a mistake. I honestly thought he was just having a meltdown. And then when I realized, no, this guy's walked away and hasn't even asked if I'm okay? Am I alive? He dumped me over the phone over a phone call, So Tucks things left, packed his things away, and dumped me on the phone. And it was mind blowing at the time. But looking back, I'm not that girl that I was then. I am somebody. I'm a different person, and I'm grateful for that, and I'm grateful for God giving me the strength, and I'm grateful God for removing him out my life because since then I've become myself again. I'm so much happier. I wake up every morning. You know, I'm. Grateful for another day. I just think everything's happened for a reason. And you know, him getting with the ex best friend. She obviously was meant to be moved out of my life. And she can enjoy my ex life because hey, I wasn't even that happy anyway, so she can be miserable. They can be miserable together. And I'm sure they probably are very miserable together. But my goodness, there's etiquette. I mean, they make movies about this, where you don't dump somebody over the phone. You give them enough respect to go sit them down and say, hey, it's not really working out. It's not you, it's me whatever. You know, all the all the cliches there, right, But no, he didn't even have the stones to go and do something like that. Nope, and didn't even know it's been it's been a year and a half. Hasn't even sent a message or an email or you know, I'm glad you're doing well, I'm. Glad you're alive. I've had absolute. Zero contact after seven years of living with him. And he had two children who. I absolutely loved, which is such a shame because you know, I was in their lives and you know, I won't get to see them, and that's really sad too. And I hope one day, when. They get old enough, in their eighteens and they are allowed to make choices, they'll come and see me. But seven years is a long time, and these kids lived with us, so you know, it's it was a hard lesson. But again, I do believe God did everything removed him out of my path for a reason. Well, I would agree with that, and primarily because now you have this incredible testimony, and that's something that's so big within Christianity, right and testimonies. We tend to look at them and say, you know, my testimony of my conversion, But your testimony can also be the things that you've gone through in your life and become a stronger person over and so when somebody and you're such a great spokesperson, as I said for Oasis of Hope, but when somebody comes and says I have cancer, what do I do? And they can talk to you where they can listen to an interview with what you've gone through from going from a very healthy life, thought you had at all, a great job, you know, a living boyfriend of seven years, and have all that taken away from you and come out better. You're going to give a lot of hope to a lot of people. Thank you, Thank you. It's funny. I love waking up in the morning, and I love going onto my direct messages on Instagram, and I love talking to people. And then I had a lady the other day and we did a phone call and she said I was having a meltdown. She said, I feel so much better. You know, like I gave her my wise wisdom of what I think, and then the next minute I received a beautiful message from her, and then she sent me flowers to my house. And I'm like, I get pleasure and rewards from making those people feel better because I know how dark it was on my own a year and a half ago. I wish I had a me to talk to who'd gone through it, who'd been somewhere else, who tried alternative treatments. You know, I have had another lady. Her husband walked away and I said, you know what he's done you a favor, So you know, she's like, I hope you're right, And I'm like, in time, we will giggle about this and you'll be like you were right. So you know, I'm glad that I've got the experience now that I can give this to people and give them hope where they feel like they've gotten on. Yeah. I think that's absolutely not only occurring, but will continue to occur because you have such a vivacious personality. You know you can't help but connect with you, even over an interview or. Just watching you on a show. You're giving encouragement to these people that are at their lowest point. And what I love about that is that it's going to pull them away from the pharmaceutical you know, medicines, the established hospital protocols that are killing people. Look, I've told this story before on the show I'm a former EMT. I saw people as I drove them to the hospital. I would get to know patients actually because they would call nine one one over and over and over again. I would watch people who had gotten cancer and then they were going through the chemo and radiation, and over a series of months, I would see them become a totally different person. They lost completely who they were. And ladies and gentlemen, you don't have to go through that. Your loved one doesn't have to go through that. You can follow my guest Emma to oasis of hope and actually, the worst thing you're going to have to deal with is a little bit of veganism. And a little bit of heat. There you go and a few ivs. Look, it's not for the faint hearted, but I tell you are. After day seven of being in that clinic, you become like superpowers. You feel amazing, and no cancer patient can ever say, wow, I feel great. You know, energy levels and even coming home, like I'm at the gym every day. I'm living a normal life apart from the diet. But you know, I feel fitter than I did in my twenties, which is ridiculous. Yeah, the clinic is just unbelievable, and it's funny going by to people that have done chemo and radiation and surgery. What I witness now is eighty percent of the people that go to the clinic have tried that first. So they've tried it first, either it hasn't worked or the cancers come back within two years, so they've got no other choice to go to the clinic. If you go to the clinic before chemo and radiation and surgery, your body is fit and healthy and you've got more chance of killing it. So because I've gone there without any you know, surgery or chemo, my body has gone there without being damaged. So that's why my results became so good to start with, I went in as a clean you know, a body that hasn't been attacked by chemo, and it's worked quicker. But when people are going in after they've damaged all those cells and they've killed the body from chemo. They're starting back. You know, they're starting way back here rather than here. So it's I just say any one that's been diagnosed, go and have a consultation, have a look at options before you listen to the doctors, because they are making money from chemo. You are just a money ticket to the medicine world. The pharmaceutical companies are making money and chemotherapy has not been updated for seventeen years and you're putting that into your body. Yeah, I wouldn't do it. And I love that you bring this up because look, if you will have gone through the traditional methods and it's not working and you're just you're at your last straw and you're like, I got to do something different. Please go to the Oasis of hope. But more than that, even I want to use this platform and I want to use you as a guest to promote the idea that we've got to stop this. We have got to stop We hear that dreaded seaword diagnosis and we start with the chemo and the radiation. Immediately stop it. Ladies and gentlemen, don't do it. Go to the Oasis of hope immediately upon that does it? Yeah, that diagnosis and then you can be like my guest here who had a healthy enough a body to actually be able to fight it. I mean, you're a success story. And I never want to tell anyone that this Oasis a Hope or anything for that matter, is a silver bullet. You go here, you're going to be cured. That's not always the case, but what you just said, you could feel good. You're not going to be sick running to the toilet to vomit as you're dealing with a chema on the radiation. Even if it is the last chapter of the book of your life. You don't have to live in misery. So correct, so correct, And anyone that's got any questions about the clinic, my dms are always open. Excellent. Well, we're running down to the end of the show, and so I want to once again number one, promote Oasis of Hope, and Chris can bring that back up again. A great website. You can see it. It's a great resort almost it looks like a resort, but it is a hospital, but it looks but it looks like a resort. You can spend some time in Mexico doing all these different treatments that honestly, people pay good money just to feel a little bit better, the vitamins, C injections that be, the injections, the red light therapy. But this is all designed to help you in your battle with cancer. So please tell us just a little bit more about it. Well, the one thing that Oasis does is the vaccines. There's five different vaccines that bite cancer. Depending on what cancer you have, on what stage you're at, is what determines what vaccines you get. And the vaccines are the one thing that has killed the cancer in my body, as well as the treatments. The treatments prepare you for the vaccines. The vaccines are the killer ones that get rid of it. I would recommend anybody to. Go, yeah, I mean I definitely recommend this as well, go to Oasis of Hope. And then for following you on social media, you just said your dms are always open. I want people to contact you, to get in communication with you so that you can offer them hope and a clear direction on which path to take. So how do people follow you on Instagram X wherever else you're at? So it's Emma Underscore Victoria Jay on Instagram. I'm on Facebook, which is Emma Victoria Johnson, or you can find me on TikTok, which is Emma Victoria Underscore J. All right, there we go. Also on X I found you there at Emma Underscore Victoria Jay, so you can see here's some great videos that you have of going through the treatment with the good doctor. But you are just such an encouraging interview. I so cherish the time that we've had together. I want to thank. You for being a spokesperson. You know, you went through some horrible times what people wouldn't wish upon their worst enemy, but you came out of it smiling, happy with thriving in life. And so I thank you for sharing your testimony with my audience. Thank you so much for having me. Honestly, it's been a pleasure this morning. Thank you for having me. Absolutely all right, We'm gonna go ahead and close this out. If you hold on one more minute post production to sayah, goodbyes, I'd appreciate it. But again, thank you for coming on the show. Thank you. All right, there you go, ladies and gentlemen. I love this these types of interviews because we can do something. 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