Hi. I want to share my personal testimony with Xooma’s X20 water sachets.

I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2000 which was a very aggressive form of cancer. I had 14 lymph nodes removed, as well as a 3 cm tumor and was placed on a two-year clinical trial of chemotherapy and 46 rads. I was only 33 and it was the most difficult time of my life. One of the chemotherapy agents (taxol) attacked me dramatically and I had severe pain in all of my bones (the best description I can give is the movie “full metal jacket” I felt like the man that was beaten by his fellow officers with heavy bags of hard soap) except my pain continued throughout the treatment. I made it through the chemotherapy and came out on the other side with osteopenia (this is a step away from osteoporosis). Several of my family members also have a history of this condition. I was very concerned my bones would not regenerate the way normal bones do because of the excessive chemotherapy.

I am a Naturopath and was introduced to Xooma about 2 years ago. At that time I started drinking the X20 sachets. I have to say this is the one thing I do consistently because I understand the importance of alkalinity and trace minerals, especially if you are trying to prevent cancer.

I am currently enrolled at Emory University to further my education in predictive health. This course is designed to help you educate your patients on the importance of maintaining health to help prevent diagnosis. During one of the classes, I was given a DEXA scan which is “state of the art” to determine bone density in an individual. To my amazement the DEXA scan report shows that my bones are GREAT. My percentage for developing osteopenia or osteoporosis is nonexistent at this time… in other words, I will be at least 80 before I have this condition… traditional medicine says we all develop this condition as we age, but I am continuing to drink my Xooma X20 to disprove this conclusion. 🙂 I attribute my full healing to our Lord and I know He placed X20 in my life to share with others. I am very grateful for the opportunity to share my story with all of you.

Yours in Health,

Melissa Bennett, ND