Author of The MEG Diagnosed With Cancer; Will Treat It With P-53 Gene Protocol to Prove It Works

 West Palm Beach, FL.— Steve Alten, author of the bestselling MEG series, about Megalodon, the 70-foot, 50-ton prehistoric shark, has announced that a recent biopsy on his right kidney tested positive for cancer. Not happy with his treatment options (surgery, followed by chemo and/or radiation), the writer petitioned and received approval from the partnership that controls the rights to the work of the late Dr. John Grinstein. Alten will be allowed to purchase a 90-day supply of the GC-6000 for the purpose of healing and reversing his cancer and to prove it works. The treatment will be overseen by Alten’s own team of physicians. All information about the protocol, along with patient testimonials and updates on Steve Alten’s progress leading up to his 90-day CT scan will be made public on the website www.GoneCancer.com.

Educated and trained in Israel, Dr. Grinstein’s area of expertise focused on the healing properties found in certain organic fruits and vegetables and their ability to promote neurogenesis — specifically with Parkinson’s Disease. Alten was introduced to Dr. Grinstein by a fellow Parkinson’s patient back in 2012 after the author was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease five years earlier.

“Dr. Grinstein’s RG-40 extract is not a cure, but it feels a whole lot more normal than using just the meds. But it was his cancer protocol that saved the lives of two close associates — one being my friend Ed, who had just been diagnosed with stage-4 pancreatic cancer and was given two to three months to live,” Alten said.

According to Alten, rather than attempting to “cure cancer,” Dr. Grinstein chose instead to focus his attention on P-53, a tumor suppressor gene that plays both the superhero and supervillain in the cell’s anti-cancer defense system. When strong, the P-53 utilizes several weapons to isolate, destroy and then heal damaged DNA. Unfortunately, the P-53 gene weakens as people age and are exposed to daily bombardments of carcinogens in the air, food and water. It is in this weakened state that (in 50% of all cancers) the P-53 gene will mutate into a dangerous entity that actually causes the cancer to metastasize even faster.

To revitalize the weakened P-53 gene, Dr. Grinstein turned to the disease-fighting factors extracted from specific fruits and vegetables and began testing different combinations. He had his first success 15 years ago with GC-10, which shrunk the tumor and effected DNA repair. The GC-6000 is a far more refined version — an all-natural honey-like elixir that is processed, cooked and reduced for nearly a week so that a small, 200-gram jar might contain a truckload of produce. Taken orally several times a day, the GC is quickly absorbed in the digestive system where it enters the bloodstream and easily passes through the blood-brain barrier and into the malignant cells.

“Think of the depleted P-53 gene as Popeye the Sailorman,” Alten explained. “When all seems lost, our hero eats his spinach, which supercharges his muscles and it’s bye-bye bad guys. Same thing happens with the revitalized P-53 gene, which quickly restores cellular apoptosis (malignant cell suicide) while inducing the repair of damaged DNA.

“When my friend Ed called me five weeks after starting the GC treatment and told me that the tumor on his pancreas had shrunk in half and that the 32 tumors in his liver were down to two … that’s the day I became a believer,” Alten continued. “Nine months after being given a death sentence, Ed Davidson was cancer free.”

According to Dr. Grinstein’s records, his P-53 supercharger has successfully been used to treat and reverse the worst stage-4 cancers, including Multicentric Glioblastoma as well as other forms of brain cancer. (There is a video of brain cancer patient testimonials at www.GoneCancer.com as well as a video on the P-53 gene and how the GC protocol works.)