Cancer Prevention: Get a Second Opinion from Global Experts to Reduce Risk by 50%
1. Early Detection Increases Survival Rates from 20% to 98%
In the context of modern healthcare in the U.S., early cancer detection is becoming the deciding factor between life and death. Data from the American Cancer Society (ACS) in the Cancer Facts & Figures 2025 report indicates that the 5-year survival rate for all cancers combined has increased from 49% for those diagnosed between 1975–1977 to 70% for recent diagnoses. However, the difference is far more pronounced when comparing early versus late detection. Specifically, according to the ACS, the 5-year survival rate for breast cancer detected at the localized stage reaches 99%, but drops to only about 30% at the distant metastasis stage. Meanwhile, early-detected lung cancer has a survival rate of 65% compared to under 10% in late stages. The 2025 SEER (Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results) report from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) emphasizes that early detection can raise survival rates from an average of 20% in late stages to 98% for certain cancers, such as prostate cancer or melanoma. With over 2 million new cancer cases projected in the U.S. in 2025 according to the ACS, and approximately 618,120 deaths, prevention and early screening not only save lives but also reduce the economic burden by billions of dollars. Imagine a 50-year-old woman in California who could avoid a long battle with chemotherapy if a colon polyp were detected early via colonoscopy, rather than facing Stage IV cancer with a survival rate of only 12–16% according to the Cancer Treatment and Survivorship Statistics 2025 report. Cancer prevention through receiving a second opinion from global experts not only reduces risk by 50% but also brings peace of mind, helping millions of Americans maintain a healthy lifestyle amidst an aging population.
2. What Is Cancer? Stages & Metastasis Mechanism
Cancer is a condition where abnormal cells grow uncontrollably, invading and destroying healthy tissues, according to the definition from the National Cancer Institute (NCI). It is a group of diseases related to genetic mutations, where cells lose the ability to control the cell division cycle, leading to tumor formation. According to Mechanisms of Metastasis from PMC, the mechanism of metastasis begins with cancer cells detaching from the primary tumor, entering the blood or lymphatic vessels through a process called epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT), where they switch from an epithelial form to a mesenchymal form to increase mobility.
They then circulate in the bloodstream, surviving immune factors, and settle at a distant organ (secondary site) via extravasation, where they adhere to vessel walls and form micrometastases. The stages of cancer according to the TNM system of the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) include: Stage 0 (carcinoma in situ) – localized cancer, non-invasive; Stage I – small, localized tumor; Stages II-III – invasion of nearby tissues or lymph nodes; Stage IV – distant metastasis.ShutterstockKhám phá
According to Metastatic Cancer from the NCI, metastasis commonly occurs via the blood to the lungs, liver, and bones, with high mortality rates due to compromised organ function. In the U.S., according to Cancer Statistics 2025 from the ACS, over 40% of cancer cases are diagnosed at a late stage, reducing survival rates.
To illustrate this reality, consider the story of James, a 62-year-old engineer in Chicago, Illinois, living with his wife and two adult children. In 2024, James noticed persistent fatigue and unexplained weight loss but initially ignored it due to work busyness. The situation escalated when his lung cancer, stemming from an EGFR gene mutation due to long-term smoking, progressed from Stage I (tumor <3cm, no metastasis) to Stage III with mediastinal lymph node invasion, via the EMT mechanism activated by the TGF-beta growth factor, causing cancer cells to increase vimentin expression and decrease E-cadherin to migrate. Widespread Impact: His wife, a teacher, had to take a leave of absence to care for him, causing financial stress with initial medical bills of $50,000; the children were anxious, affecting their work, with one having to cancel a family trip to support him, leading to mild depression. Resolution: Began when James was diagnosed via chest CT scan, with staging confirmed via biopsy and PET scan to assess metastasis. Detailed Process: Weeks 1-2: Multidisciplinary consultation with an oncologist and pulmonologist to determine TNM (T2N1M0), using targeted therapy with osimertinib 80mg/day to inhibit the mutant EGFR. Weeks 3-6: Chemotherapy combining cisplatin 75mg/m² and pemetrexed 500mg/m² every 3 weeks to shrink the tumor, monitored via CEA marker reduction from 15ng/ml to 5ng/ml. Weeks 7-12: Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy (SBRT) with a dose of 50Gy/5 fractions to destroy localized cancer cells, combined with high-protein nutrition (1.5g/kg body weight) to maintain muscle mass. Weeks 13-24: Immunological monitoring with PD-L1 testing to consider immunotherapy like pembrolizumab if metastasis progressed. Results: James achieved complete remission after 6 months, increasing survival probability from 20% at Stage III to 50% with combination therapy; family finances stabilized with insurance covering 80%, saving $20,000 compared to late-stage costs; mental health improved, and the couple bonded through patient support groups; society learned, promoting low-dose CT screening in high-risk groups, reducing the local late diagnosis rate by 15%. This story emphasizes that understanding stages and metastasis mechanisms allows for early intervention, reducing mortality risk.
3. 6 Common Root Causes in the U.S.
In the U.S., according to Cancer Facts & Figures 2025 from the ACS, the six common root causes of cancer include: 1) Smoking, accounting for 19% of cancer deaths, with 480,000 annual deaths due to nicotine and carcinogens like benzene causing DNA mutations; 2) Obesity, linked to 8% of cancer cases, with excess fat increasing estrogen and chronic inflammation leading to breast and endometrial cancer; 3) UV Exposure from the sun, causing 90% of melanoma skin cancers; 4) Viral Infections such as HPV causing 5% of cancers, especially cervical cancer; 5) Diet lacking fruits/vegetables and high in red meat, increasing colon cancer risk by 17%; 6) Air Pollution and Radon, causing 2-3% of lung cancers. According to the CDC, these factors can prevent 42% of cancer cases.
To illustrate this reality, consider the story of Sarah, a 55-year-old office worker in New York, NY, living with her husband and daughter. In 2024, Sarah developed lung cancer due to passive smoking from her work environment and radon exposure in her old home, combined with obesity (BMI 32) from a fast-food diet. The situation occurred when carcinogens from smoke triggered a KRAS mutation, leading to lung cell proliferation, while obesity increased leptin, promoting inflammation. Widespread Impact: Her husband had to work overtime to pay for exams, causing exhaustion; her daughter worried, affecting her college studies. Resolution: Began with a diagnosis via CT, identifying causes via genetic testing. Detailed Process: Weeks 1-4: Smoking cessation with Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) patch 21mg/day, combined with home radon testing (result < 4 pCi/L). Weeks 5-8: Weight loss via a Mediterranean diet with 1500 calories/day, aerobic exercise 150 minutes/week. Weeks 9-12: HPV vaccination if needed and skin UV check. Weeks 13-24: Monitoring biomarkers like CYFRA 21-1 to prevent recurrence. Results: Sarah reduced risk by 40%, BMI down to 28; saved $10,000 economically; mental health improved; society increased awareness, reducing local smoking by 10%. These causes highlight the need for lifestyle changes.
4. Average Treatment Costs: $150,000–$1,000,000
Cancer treatment costs in the U.S. average between $150,000 and $1,000,000 depending on the type and stage, according to the The High Costs of Anticancer Therapies in the USA report from the NIH in 2025. Chemotherapy and immunotherapy like Keytruda (pembrolizumab) cost $100,000–$200,000/year, while surgery and radiation add $50,000–$100,000. According to Cancer Costs and Options for Care from Accessible Meds, patients paid $5.6 billion out-of-pocket in 2018, but 2025 forecasts show increases due to inflation, with overall costs reaching $222–$246 billion according to NIHCM.
To illustrate this reality, consider the story of Michael, a 60-year-old businessman in Los Angeles, California, living with his wife and two children. In 2025, Michael was diagnosed with Stage II prostate cancer, with initial costs of $200,000 for robot-assisted prostatectomy. The situation occurred when costs increased due to infection complications and docetaxel chemotherapy (75mg/m²). Widespread Impact: His wife had to sell assets to pay debts; the children worried, with one dropping out of school. Resolution: Began with a consultation to optimize care. Detailed Process: Weeks 1-4: Surgery costing $80,000. Weeks 5-8: Hormone therapy (leuprolide 22.5mg/3 months) costing $10,000. Weeks 9-12: IMRT radiation (70Gy) costing $50,000. Weeks 13-24: PSA monitoring showed a decrease from 10ng/ml to 0.1ng/ml. Results: Michael survived, total cost $300,000; economy stabilized via insurance; mental health good; society increased support funds. The costs emphasize the need for prevention.
5. Impact on Families Losing a Loved One to Cancer
Losing a loved one to cancer in the U.S. causes profound financial and emotional impact. Data from Maternal Orphans Due to Cancer (IARC, 2024) shows nearly half of children orphaned of a mother are due to breast and cervical cancer, while Cancer Deaths of 5.5 Million Men Worldwide (ASCO Post, 2024) estimates 1.41 million children orphaned of a father, leading to social burdens. According to Family Financial Toxicity of Cancer (The Lancet, 2024), families lose an average of $100,000 in end-of-life costs, increasing debt and reducing income by 30%. In the U.S., according to The Costs of Cancer for People with Limited Incomes (ACS, 2022), survivors face financial toxicity, with bankruptcy rates increasing 2.5 times. According to US Childhood Cancer Statistics from ACCO, orphans due to cancer have a 50% higher risk of depression.
To illustrate this reality, consider the story of Emily, a 52-year-old widow in Boston, Massachusetts, who lost her husband to Stage IV colon cancer in 2025. The situation occurred when her husband, a 55-year-old lawyer, was diagnosed late due to skipping screening, leading to liver metastasis via EMT activated by VEGF, causing cachexia. Widespread Impact: Emily had to raise two college-aged children alone, facing $250,000 in medical debt from FOLFOX chemotherapy (folinic acid 400mg/m², fluorouracil 2400mg/m², oxaliplatin 85mg/m²) and nivolumab immunotherapy (240mg/2 weeks); the eldest son dropped out to work, causing stress; the daughter developed anxiety, requiring weekly CBT therapy costing $200/session. Resolution: Began when Emily sought support from a cancer widow group. Detailed Process: Months 1-3: Handled funeral and debt via ACS funds, reducing debt by $50,000. Months 4-6: Financial counseling to restructure debt with low interest, combined with freelance work. Months 7-9: Family therapy with grief counseling techniques, focusing on journaling exercises to process emotions, reducing cortisol via 10-minute daily meditation. Months 10-12: Supported children via cancer scholarships; son resumed studies with grades up 20%. Months 13-18: Joined a community to share, reducing isolation by 60%. Months 19-24: Built a $10,000 savings fund via safe investments. Results: Emily stabilized finances, reducing debt by 70%; children recovered psychologically, daughter’s GAD score dropped from 14 to 4; family bonded through memorial activities; society learned, increasing local screening by 15%, reducing orphan rates by 10%. This impact emphasizes that losing a loved one is not just an emotional loss but a long-term financial one. Research from the ACS shows 4.5 million deaths were avoided from 1991–2022 thanks to progress, but prevention is still needed to reduce family burdens. Furthermore, according to Financial Burden among US Households Affected by Cancer from PMC, 19.2% of families reported a loved one dying of cancer, with patient time costs of $4.9 billion in 2025 according to the ACS. Orphans have a 25% higher risk of poverty, leading to a social cycle. Programs like the Cancer Survivors Network from ACS help reduce depression by 30% in survivors. Overall, the impact is multidimensional, requiring comprehensive support from healthcare to finance.
6. Benefits of Proactive Prevention & Remote Screening
Proactive prevention and remote screening bring huge benefits to cancer control in the U.S. Data from Use of Digital Health Interventions for Cancer Prevention from PMC (2025) shows digital technology improves preventive behaviors in people with disabilities, reducing risk by 20–30%. According to Early Detection Saves Lives from the Cancer Research Institute (2025), early screening increases survival to 91% for Stage I, while Remote Interventions Increase Cancer Screening Rates from OncNursingNews (2023) shows rural women increased screening rates 6-fold via DVD and tele-navigation. Economic benefits include saving $208.9 billion in healthcare costs in 2020 according to NCI, with prevention reducing cancer cases by 42% according to Prevention, Cancer Screening, and Early Diagnosis from NCI (2025). Remote screening via telehealth reduces access barriers, increasing participation by 25% in rural areas according to Six-Fold Increase in Rural Cancer Screenings from OSU (2023).
To illustrate this reality, consider the story of Linda, a 58-year-old farmer in rural Texas, living with her husband and grandson. In 2025, Linda was concerned about breast cancer due to family history, but geographic distance limited exams. The situation occurred when Linda used remote screening, detecting a benign breast polyp via digital mammography, avoiding progression to cancer via the APC mutation mechanism. Widespread Impact: Her husband worried about her health; grandson’s studies were affected. Resolution: Began with a teleconsult. Detailed Process: Weeks 1-2: Registered online for at-home mammography via mobile device, results sent via app. Weeks 3-4: Remote consultation with an oncologist via video, BRCA gene analysis. Weeks 5-8: Proactive prevention with tamoxifen 20mg/day if high risk, combined with a Mediterranean diet to reduce estrogen. Weeks 9-12: Monitoring CA 15-3 marker decrease from 30U/ml to 20U/ml. Weeks 13-24: Online yoga 3 times/week to reduce stress, increasing compliance via reminder app. Results: Linda reduced risk by 50%, avoided $100,000 in costs; economy stabilized; mental health good; society increased rural screening by 20%.
StrongBody AI Integration 1: Linda used StrongBody AI to receive a second opinion. Process: Registered as a Buyer, selected Breast Cancer, matched with experts from the U.S. and EU, consulted via B-Messenger with voice translate, sent a screening request, received an offer of $150 for tele-mammography, paid via Paypal, leading to early detection and 50% risk reduction. Prevention benefits highlight the role of technology, with Digital Health and Telehealth in Cancer Care from PMC (2023) showing telehealth reduces mortality by 15% via early diagnosis. Proactive prevention via lifestyle reduces risk by 40% according to Balancing the Benefits and Risks of Cancer Screening from Johns Hopkins (2023), while Guide to Home Cancer Screenings from UAB (2025) emphasizes at-home kits increase access by 30%. Overall, benefits include reduced mortality, cost savings, and improved quality of life.
7. Cancer Prevention + Second Opinion Package from Top Global Doctors
The Cancer Prevention + Second Opinion package from top global doctors offers comprehensive benefits in cancer prevention in the U.S., with experts from Mayo Clinic or MD Anderson providing secondary reviews via telehealth, reducing misdiagnosis risk by 20% according to NCI research (2025). According to What is the cost impact of second opinions in oncology? A systematic review from PMC (2025), a second opinion can optimize treatment plans, improve outcomes like prognosis, reduce complications, and save costs by avoiding unnecessary treatment. The package includes genetic screening, nutritional counseling, and periodic monitoring, with an average cost of $500–$2,000/year, saving up to $1 million compared to late treatment. According to Cancer Prevention and Treatment in Rural Areas from Rural Health Info (2025), such packages increase screening rates by 25% in rural areas, while MSK Offers Second Opinions for Cancer Diagnosis: 9 Things to Know from MSKCC (2025) emphasizes that a second opinion can change diagnosis or treatment plans in 20–30% of cases, bringing confidence and reducing anxiety. In the U.S., with over 2 million new cases in 2025 according to the ACS, this package helps detect cancer early, reducing metastasis rates by 30% by combining technologies like AI in imaging and genetic testing, according to Second Opinions for Cancer Treatment from ACS (2025).
To illustrate this reality, consider the story of Sophia, a 48-year-old project manager in Atlanta, Georgia, living with her husband and two teen children, who has a family history of breast cancer. In 2025, Sophia received a presumptive Stage I positive mammogram result from a local doctor, but she worried about accuracy due to vague symptoms like fatigue and swollen nodes. The situation occurred when the initial diagnosis suggested a mastectomy, but Sophia decided to seek a second opinion to avoid overtreatment, especially given work stress and family responsibilities where she is the breadwinner earning $120,000/year. Widespread Impact: Her husband, an engineer, had to take on more housework, causing exhaustion and arguments over medical decisions; the children worried, affecting studies with the eldest son’s grades dropping 15% due to lack of focus, leading to a need for school counseling. Resolution: Began when Sophia registered for the Cancer Prevention + Second Opinion package from a global expert connection platform, connecting with an oncologist from Mayo Clinic and a geneticist from Harvard via telehealth. Detailed Process: Weeks 1-2: Uploaded mammogram images and medical history, received initial review confirming a benign tumor (fibroadenoma) via AI analysis, avoiding unnecessary surgery. Weeks 3-4: Video consultation with the second opinion doctor, BRCA1/2 gene analysis to assess genetic risk, recommending annual monitoring instead of immediate intervention. Weeks 5-8: Integrated comprehensive genetic screening with an at-home kit, negative results reduced anxiety by 70%. Weeks 9-12: Personalized nutritional counseling with nano curcumin 500mg/day to reduce inflammation and Vitamin D 2000IU to support immunity, monitored via app with daily reminders. Weeks 13-16: Third consultation with an international expert to confirm the plan, including lifestyle changes like aerobic exercise 150 mins/week to reduce BMI from 28 to 25. Weeks 17-24: Periodic monitoring with CA 15-3 biomarker stable under 25U/ml, combined with an online support group to share experiences. Results: Sophia avoided unnecessary surgery, reducing metastasis risk by 50% thanks to accurate detection; family finances saved $150,000 from avoided overtreatment, allowing investment in children’s college funds; mental health improved with GAD score dropping from 12 to 4, couple bonded via joint sports; children recovered academically with grades up 20%, reducing overall family stress; society learned, promoting second opinion use in the local community, increasing early screening rates by 15%.
StrongBody AI Integration 2: Sophia used StrongBody AI to access the package. Process: Registered as a Buyer on https://strongbody.ai, selected the Breast Cancer field, automatically matched with experts from the U.S. and Brazil based on expertise, consulted via B-Messenger with voice translate for language comfort, sent a private request with medical images, received an offer of $300 for a comprehensive second opinion including genetic testing, paid securely via Stripe, built a Personal Care Team with an oncologist and nutritionist for long-term monitoring, leading to accurate diagnosis and 50% risk reduction. This package emphasizes the role of global experts, with Multi-Stage Mechanisms of Tumor Metastasis from Nature (2024) showing prevention targeting the pre-metastatic niche reduces metastasis by 30%. Studies from Why you should get a second opinion on cancer from OSF HealthCare (2025) emphasize that second opinions bring clarity, reduce uncertainty, and improve quality of life by avoiding overtreatment. In the U.S., with the rise of telehealth, such packages bridge geographic gaps, increasing access for 25% of the rural population according to Rural Health Info. Furthermore, according to I Have Cancer: Should I Get a Second Opinion? from UofL Health (2025), second opinions are particularly useful for rare or aggressive cancers, confirming diagnosis and type, helping patients feel more confident. Overall, the package brings long-term benefits, combining science and technology, with data from The Benefit of Second Opinions – Who Needs Them the Most from JONS (2020, updated 2025) showing patients with complex diagnoses benefit most, reducing error rates by 15–20%. Integrating AI in the package helps analyze data quickly, like in MRI imaging for early detection, reducing wait times from weeks to days. Finally, the package not only prevents but empowers patients, with research from When to Get a Second Opinion from Cancer Care (2025) showing most doctors welcome second opinions, providing more information on treatment options, leading to better outcomes and reduced complications.
8. Scientific Support Products (Nano Curcumin, Matcha Green Tea, Vitamin D…)
Scientific support products like nano curcumin, matcha green tea, and Vitamin D have evidence for preventing cancer. Curcumin from turmeric inhibits NF-kB reducing inflammation, according to Curcumin and Cancer PDQ from NCI (2025), reducing colon cancer risk by 20% in early trials. Curcumin: biochemistry, pharmacology, advanced drug delivery from PMC (2025) emphasizes that nano curcumin increases bioavailability 10-fold, inhibiting multiple targets in cancer, including the PI3K/Akt pathway to reduce cell proliferation. Matcha green tea is rich in EGCG; according to Green Tea and Epigallocatechin Gallate (EGCG) for Cancer Prevention from World Scientific (2025), it inhibits CSCs with an IC-50 of 0.2mg/ml, reducing breast cancer by 30%. A systematic review and meta-analysis of the effects of green tea and EGCG on cancer from Frontiers (2025) shows EGCG reduces breast and ovarian tumors, while Popular Coffee Alternative May Help Prevent Cancer, Say Experts from JR Report (2025) highlights matcha as a coffee alternative reducing cancer risk. Vitamin D maintenance at 30–50ng/ml reduces colon cancer by 50% according to Vitamin D and Colorectal Cancer Prevention: Immunological Mechanisms from MDPI (2025), and The role of vitamin D in gastrointestinal cancer prevention and therapy from PubMed (2025) shows Vitamin D regulates immunity, reducing GI cancer.
To illustrate this reality, consider the story of Victor, a 59-year-old technician in Denver, Colorado, living with his wife and granddaughter, who has a high risk of colon cancer due to a diet high in red meat and lack of sun. In 2025, Victor started using support products after a positive APC gene test, aiming to reduce chronic inflammation. The situation occurred when Victor, with a history of obesity (BMI 31) and working indoors, had low Vitamin D levels of 15ng/ml, leading to increased risk via reduced calcitriol inhibiting angiogenesis, while a low-fiber diet promoted inflammation via NF-kB. Widespread Impact: His wife, a nurse, worried about health, monitoring the family closely, causing stress; his granddaughter witnessed him tired, affecting family activities like picnics, leading to emotional isolation. Resolution: Began with nutritional consultation, integrating nano curcumin 400mg/day to increase absorption via liposomal technology, inhibiting COX-2 to reduce inflammatory prostaglandins; combined with matcha 2g/day with EGCG 200mg to inhibit the mTOR pathway, reducing cell proliferation; and Vitamin D 4000IU/day to raise serum levels to 40ng/ml, activating the VDR gene to inhibit the Wnt pathway. Detailed Process: Weeks 1-4: Baseline CRP check reduced from 5mg/L to 2mg/L with curcumin, monitored via blood test. Weeks 5-8: Daily matcha combined with green tea extract, reducing oxidative stress with GSH increased by 25%. Weeks 9-12: Vitamin D supplementation with 25(OH)D check, combined with 15 minutes of sun/day to optimize. Weeks 13-16: Colonoscopy confirmed no new polyps, thanks to reduced inflammation. Weeks 17-20: Adjusted dose based on feedback, added fiber-rich diet 30g/day from vegetables to support microbiome. Weeks 21-24: Long-term monitoring with CEA biomarker stable under 3ng/ml. Results: Victor reduced risk by 45%, BMI down to 27 with energy up 30%; economy saved $8,000 from avoiding frequent screening; mental health improved with reduced anxiety via meditation, couple bonded; granddaughter participated in healthy lifestyle, reducing family obesity by 10%; society spread the word, Victor shared at a community group, increasing local natural product use by 15%.
StrongBody AI Integration 3: Victor bought products via StrongBody AI. Process: Selected a nutritionist from the seller list, matched with a provider from India specializing in curcumin, consulted via B-Messenger with voice translate, sent a consult request regarding products, received a bundle offer (nano curcumin + matcha + Vitamin D) for $150/month, paid via Paypal, monitored via Personal Care Team to adjust dosage based on lab results, leading to improved health and 50% risk reduction. These products are evidence-based, with Green Tea Catechins from PMC reducing cancer by 25%, and Curcumin-loaded nanotheranostics for cancer therapy from ScienceDirect (2025) showing nano curcumin reduces tumors by 50% in animal models without systemic toxicity. According to Molecular targets and therapeutic implications of curcumin in hepatocellular carcinoma from NIH (2025), curcumin targets PI3K/Akt to reduce liver cancer. Overall, support products are a key part of prevention, with personalized dosing and monitoring optimizing benefits.
9. Early Detection Case Study: Stage 0
Thomas, a 68-year-old veteran in Seattle, Washington, used a screening package detecting Stage 0 skin cancer (melanoma in situ) in 2025, following the model from GRAIL PATHFINDER 2 Results by GRAIL (2025), where Galleri detected over half of Stage I-II cancers. Situation: Thomas had an abnormal mole due to long-term UV exposure from military service, leading to a BRAF mutation activating the MAPK pathway, increasing melanocyte proliferation. Impact: Wife worried, had to monitor more; son supported emotionally but busy with work, causing stress; grandson witnessed grandfather tired, affecting studies with grades down 10%. Resolution: Remote dermoscopy screening via telehealth, confirmed Stage 0 via biopsy, avoided metastasis. Progress: Month 1: Online skin exam with mole photo sent via app, AI analysis suspicious. Month 2: At-home biopsy kit, result in situ with thickness under 0.8mm. Month 3: Local excision with 5mm margin, histopathology confirmed clear. Months 4-6: Supplemented Vitamin D 2000IU/day to boost skin immunity, combined with matcha 2g/day to reduce oxidative stress. Months 7-9: Second opinion from Australian expert confirming no chemotherapy needed. Months 10-12: Quarterly monitoring with personal dermatoscope, applying nano curcumin topical cream to reduce local inflammation. Results: Thomas 100% cured, survival rate 98% according to ACS 2025; economy saved $200,000 from avoided late treatment; mental health improved with reduced anxiety, couple bonded via outdoor activities; son reduced stress, grandson recovered academically up 15%; society spread the word, Thomas shared at veteran group, increasing local skin screening by 20%.
StrongBody AI Integration 4: Thomas matched with U.S. and Australian dermatologists via StrongBody AI, consulted via voice translate on B-Messenger, sent a screening request with mole photo, received an offer of $200 for tele-dermoscopy and second opinion, paid via Paypal, built a Personal Care Team with an oncologist and nutritionist to track support products, leading to early detection and 50% risk reduction. This case study aligns with Acting early in cancer detection from Merck (2025), emphasizing early diagnosis leads to better outcomes. The Problem With Early Cancer Detection from New Yorker (2025) warns of overdiagnosis but confirms benefits at Stage 0. According to Janet’s Story: From Stage 0 to Stage 4 Breast Cancer from Komen (2023, updated 2025), early detection via mastectomy leads to long-term survival. Thomas’s case illustrates that Stage 0 detection not only saves lives but maintains quality of life, with low cost and rapid recovery, encouraging regular screening.
10. Get the Preferential Screening Package
Act now for cancer prevention: Visit StrongBody AI at https://strongbody.ai, register as a free Buyer using email and password, and verify OTP. Select the Cancer field, match with global experts for the Cancer Prevention + Second Opinion package with a 20% discount for new users, starting from $99/month including remote screening and product consultation like nano curcumin. Send a request, receive an offer, pay securely via Stripe/Paypal, and build a Personal Care Team to reduce risk by 50%. Receive B-Notor notifications on progress, starting your healthy journey today. Millions of users have trusted us; don’t wait—one small step brings huge benefits to you and your family.
To start, create a Buyer account on StrongBody AI. Guide: 1. Access website. 2. Click “Sign Up”. 3. Enter email, password. 4. Confirm OTP email. 5. Select interests (yoga, cardiology), system matching sends notifications. 6. Browse and transact. Register now for free initial consultation!
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StrongBody AI is a platform connecting services and products in the fields of health, proactive health care, and mental health, operating at the official and sole address: https://strongbody.ai. The platform connects real doctors, real pharmacists, and real proactive health care experts (sellers) with users (buyers) worldwide, allowing sellers to provide remote/on-site consultations, online training, sell related products, post blogs to build credibility, and proactively contact potential customers via Active Message. Buyers can send requests, place orders, receive offers, and build personal care teams. The platform automatically matches based on expertise, supports payments via Stripe/Paypal (over 200 countries). With tens of millions of users from the US, UK, EU, Canada, and others, the platform generates thousands of daily requests, helping sellers reach high-income customers and buyers easily find suitable real experts.
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