Amin Saad
Dallas, TX

When I was sixteen, I was diagnosed with osteogenic sarcoma, which is a type of bone cancer. The cancer was located in my lower left leg, and extended from my ankle up to my knee. My conventional treatment consisted of surgery to remove the tumor, as well as aggressive chemotherapy. I, also received a blood transfusion during this period of time. Although I had a good team of oncologists and surgeons tending to me, when my conventional treatment was complete, I felt that there was still more than should be done to manage my condition. I was only sixteen years old, yet I felt like I was sixty. After my treatment I persisted with chest pain, nausea, vomiting and constipation.

After doing some research, we discovered upon Sierra Integrative Medical Center (SIMC). When we arrived at the clinic, I was impressed with the atmosphere of the waiting room. It wasn’t as stressful as being in a hospital. The staff at the Clinic was very friendly and very sincere. They all worked very hard to make you feel comfortable, and during that process they became your friends. I ended up calling them all by name and joking around with them. Although it was a relaxed atmosphere, everyone performed very professionally.

Upon arrival at the clinic, the doctors did a complete evaluation of my current condition, and reviewed all of my old medical records. They were not only concerned with the presenting symptoms, but with their findings related to the underlying cause of my illness. They found that I had several viral infections, Lyme disease and heavy metal poisoning from the aggressive cisplastenum from chemotherapy that I received. I was treated at SIMC with various homeopathic medicines customized for my needs, along with immune therapy.

A year ago when I walked into Sierra Integrative Medical Center, I was pale, fatigue and depressed. Now, more than a year later, and I am completely cancer free. I look forward to returning the clinic to continue with some immune therapy, to help keep me cancer free.

Today, I am feeling well and walking normally. After all of my suffering, life now seems more beautiful to me. I am grateful to my father, brother, sister and all the staff at SIMC for their mental and physical support they gave me.