First-person testimonial by Tim Savage (part of MD Lifespan Cancer Protocol) describing his path to greater health awareness after his father's 2005 death from stomach cancer. Tim details screening steps (endoscopy, RGCC blood-based cancer marker testing), detection of a precancer marker and high toxin/PFAS and microplastic levels, and a course of therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE) once monthly for three months plus supplements. Post-TPE toxin levels dropped to low/green and, six months after the final TPE, his follow-up RGCC test returned negative. The video frames TPE as an intervention that reduced circulating toxins and coincided with disappearance of cancer markers.
Questions this video answers
Once a month for three months.
Six months after his final TPE; that RGCC result was negative.
PFAS and microplastics (toxin panel), plus RGCC cancer-marker blood test.
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After this whole journey, what I really learned here is like there are a lot of health conscious people. I think I'm considering myself one as well. But there's a lot of things, no matter what you do, how much you pay attention to it, how much you avoid it and sometimes it just got in and I think TPE give me a good opportunity to restart my body again.
Hi, my name is Tim Savage. I am part of MD Lifespan Cancer Protocol. I wasn't really health conscious back in the day. I wasn't paying much attention. I used to just eat what I want, whatever how I wanted. Until 2005. That's where my father was diagnosed with cancer, stomach cancer. The whole family was devastated. By the time we found out it was like a stage four. So nothing we can do to make any differences. And it.
Took him only six months from beginning to the end and it was really sad.
My dad and I were very close.
It breaks my heart.
But since then I start to pay more attention and I know cancer can be genetically related and since we have a family histories and I.
Became more cautious about what I ate, what should I eat and, and I started to getting more involved with the health, health, wellness and.
But I was trying my best to.
Not make that happen. Repeat on me. I say that my, my father passed away at 2005 and at the time technology wasn't really there. So all I can do is just to keep myself healthy. And even back that, back then that was my. In my mid-20s. That's not much I can do other than just do what I can do to stay healthy and fast Forward.
In my 40s. That's when Dr. Told me I should start my endoscopy testing frequently. When I did my first endoscopy he found a little ulcer. And so they had a scope and tested and nothing was serious. Nothing really. They found nothing. So I was grateful for that until a couple years ago I started doing my first test of rgcc. Because endoscopy can only detect anything that's in the stomach. But what if there's anything else? So I got my RGCC tested. RGCC is the company that we use to testing screening cancers. And basically they give you. They draw a blood of tubes and they can detect if there's any cancer that's informing or it's already there and they can tell you what they are and how they are. For me, what I found in me is a pre cancer protein, pre cancer marker.
They caught something and that means basically I already have a cancer for me, at the earliest AR stage like the one they caught that's within my body, they cannot tell what types of cancer yet. But if there's anything that's happened later on, which is something already forming, they should be able to find out what types of cancer there might be. When I got my first test back and I was actually went blank because.
I think my first question to myself how I thought I have been pretty healthy and I eat everything healthy. I almost, I didn't even touch his salt and.
And I thought I follow all the guidance and I I'm getting nervous that you know, cancer is coming. It's in my body now and what should I do? What can I do? Family history might play a big part, but with all this time, with the.
Empty lifespan and with all the education I took, I so I deeply understand now is toxins and microplastics has a lot to do with.
My cancer forming because I got my toxin plastic test and it was showing high. So when I got my RGCC test back and it's positive in cancer markers and.
We are doctor sat down with me and discover discuss with me and just show me what it was and what could possibly be and asking me to do another round of test. And this time we included the toxin test which is I test all my toxins, pfas, microplastics and as well as some blood drop, additional blood drop. Then when the lab result comes back, my blood draw portion was okay and my microplastic is a little high and my toxins and PFAS are like not in a good zone, let's put it that way. And so that explains everything because the toxins and micropoxics cause your body inflammation. And then when your body's inflamed, you literally can't heal yourself. And that's where cancer had a chance to step in. So after going through my lab results, he recommended me to do the tpe, the therapeutic plasma exchange which is currently in the lifespan we're doing right now. So I have done my TPE once a month for three months straight. And this entire time I also follow the protocol by taking the, the NDL supplements because the supplements contain more like 65 different ingredients that really helps you help your body to get better and balance it and, and help you detox. And of course and before you sat down on the chair, I'm scared. You know, that's a, that's a lot of needles on you. But it's actually easy and breezy and I feel really comfortable. From beginning to the end I don't really feel much discomfort at all. And I complete my TPE sessions, OTPE sessions and then we wait for the six weeks and they retesting my toxin levels. And it was something amazing. I had never thought it a s a simple blood exchange, plasma exchange can do all that because all my toxin level gone down like I guess they it you know before you see yellows and reds everyone every part of the test now is found a green. It's like a low green or even nothing. After the.
The second post TV labs come back. I oh most of my toxins are gone and and my PFAS are low and it's almost gone. And that time they got me thinking first like is how did these toxins got in? Because I thought I was eating pretty healthy and I almost don't touch anything that I shouldn't be touching. The truths are the toxins are everywhere.
The vegetable it did not wash thoroughly even the bottled water goo. Which is why I never drinking bottled water anymore from plastic bottles because.
It'S a PFAS and it's a microplastics. I now learn to be smarter like the product I choose. So after.
My post TPE lab result came back and everything shows green sign which was a relief for me. And Dr. Samji Se told me.
That we should do another RGCC. Six months after my final TPE.
Which after six months I got my RGCC test done again. And this time I was super nervous. I think I'm more nervous than the first one. Three weeks later the test result back came back and Dr. Savages jumps up and down said tell me guess what, you're negative.
I was, I was really happy because.
Said now I know and this time I know better, that I can do better. I can do something right about my body. I was so happy.
I was telling myself, oh, this is my second chance.
I will be turning 50 in June. And all this time of my life I thought I was pretty proactive and healthy until later on I've learned so many stuff about me that I was not. I didn't even know that exist. I was so excited to talk to my family and I shared with them and just like guess what?
This is happening. The cancer is no longer in my body. And I was so excited and they were like oh my God, this is really happening.
I can wait you start our journey too. And they, they were looking to do their TP as well. When my father passed away.
He was actually a month before he turning 50. So at the time it was.
Shocking. And sadness. Everything. All. All the bad emotion comes to me. Gosh, my dad didn't even make it to 50. And what if that happened to me? That was something that has been bugging me for years. Am I gonna repeat the same like my dad? Did my father do.
If I didn't make it to 50? Or if I do something.
Seriously wrong inside my body that I can't have control over? And when? What would I do by turning 50.
