Dr. Josh Axe outlines three steps after a cancer diagnosis: prayer, finding an integrative-medicine practitioner to design a protocol with diet and supplements, and getting a specialized blood test called the Greek or RGCC test to identify which therapies will work best for your specific cancer.
Your chance of beating cancer is always going to be higher with divine intervention. What would be your blanket advice to somebody? I just found out that I have a tumor in my lung or polyp in my colon. What's the next step? Number one, by far, nothing else is even close to this. You get down on your knees and you pray. Your chance of beating cancer is always going to be higher with divine intervention. The second thing after that is consult with somebody who really knows how to do this from an integrative manner. Somebody's chance of survival is much greater if they have a perfect diet, if they're taking all the right supplements, if they're doing all of these things naturally, whether they do conventional or not, their chance of survival is still so much greater. And here's another thing along with that. So put together your right protocol. One of the things that we do, we do a test called a Greek test. It's an RGCC test. And what they do now, it will show you based on your blood work you do, what therapies, both conventional and natural, are most effective against that type of cancer.
