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If you or someone who love has CANCER, I urge you to look into an amazing test called RGCC. This test, takes a sample of your blood, analyzes it, breaks down its genetic sequence, and then gives the following pieces of information: 1. Circulating tumor cell count (CTC) 2. Specific Gene markers/aggressiveness 3. Which specific types of chemotherapy agents are effective against the cancer, which are ineffective, including percentages of effectiveness against your personal specific cancer. 4. Additionally, it will check over 100 non-traditional treatment options (including things like vitamin C, curcumin, mistletoe etc), to see if they are effective against your personal specific cancer. You can even add up to five additional compounds to have them check against your cancer, including the current favorites, ivermectin, fenbendazole, and mebendazole. There are 5 different tests to choose from, depending on the goal of the test. There is some coordination involved, but a simple blood draw and after about three weeks of testing, a full extensive summary is provided to you, your oncologist/team of physicians. The company actually will spend plenty of time explaining and breaking down the test to the providers as well, so that you know exactly how to approach your personalized treatment going forward. I know this is going to sound crazy, but the strong majority of oncologists have never heard of this test, I’ve spoken with several. Don’t worry they will - this is the future of cancer treatment. This is going to shake the industry - in a good way. This is Personalized cancer treatment at its finest. Gone are the days of ‘guessing’ if a treatment plan is effective against a specific cancer. This test allows you to measure and calculate, not guess. For those wondering they have a ‘screening’ test as well using the same techniques. The good news is that it’s not crazy expensive, on average the test runs about $2,500-4,000 depending specifics. Here is an example of the results for one of my patients that I saw yesterday with stage 4 lung cancer at 31 years old. I don’t have any affiliations with RGCC. This isn’t a paid advertisement. I do offer the test but many providers do. My goal is to share information to help people make better decisions about their health!