Thanks for stopping by. First of all, let me point out that this is not the official site of the Gerson Institute. Neither are we attempting to give medical advice, but we do hope that some of the info you find here will be helpful to you as you consider implementing the Gerson Therapy to help your God-designed body and immune system fight cancer or whatever other health difficulties you are currently facing.

My wife was diagnosed with aggressive multi-focal breast cancer in early 2011. The traditional treatment recommendations were mastectomy (breast removal - lumpectomy was not an option), removal of multiple lymph nodes (thus increasing the risk of lymphoma), radiation (after the mastectomy), chemotherapy, and other hormone therapy.

When you receive a diagnosis of "cancer", your world changes. You feel pressure (from the medical professionals to do something now! Remove or poison the cancer! My wife, along with the help of some dear dedicated friends, spent several weeks researching her various options; after all, it is her body, her breast, and she will certainly be the one that has to live with the consequences.

Truthfully, she didn't like any of her options. In fact, it is fair to say that she hated all of her options. Nonetheless, she and I believed that God designed our bodies (including our immune systems) in a marvelous way - to fight cancer and to heal itself. Now, what went wrong with my wife's body (immune system) to allow this cancer to take over her breast - I don't know; according to the Gerson therapy, it is generally a matter of deficiency and toxicity.

In any case, before proceeding to the conventional options of Plan B (Breast Removal) and Plan C (Chemotherapy, Radiation, and other drugs), my wife decided to implement (at least on a trial basis) the Gerson Cancer Therapy to see if it would be effective for her.

During the process, as we went down the Gerson path, we learned much. Thus we are putting this Gerson Info site together as our attempt to share some Gerson related info that will hopefully be helpful to you.

We wish you the best, whichever path you choose.