Bile duct cancer — 29 months, treated without surgery, chemo, radiation, or medication

In November 2023, my husband was diagnosed with progressed bile duct cancer — a Klatskin tumor. 

It is a very aggressive form. In many cases, most people die within a year, regardless of treatment.

At the time of diagnosis:

• one tumor was about 4.5 cm
• two more were around 2–3 cm

The recommendation was to remove a large part of the liver - we decided not to go that route.

We started making changes immediately and the diet was adjusted:

• no sugar
• baking soda protocol
• a lot of vegetables and fruit
• no processed food
• no sausages or processed meats, only high-quality meat and protein
• no gluten

Daily routine:

• 1 hour frequency sessions (based on Clark)
• turmeric, vitamins, enzymes
• immune support
• daily testing with EAV (Voll method) to check organs and reactions
• liver and gallbladder support
• kidney support (teas, fluids)
• reflex zone work (liver and gallbladder)
• coffee enemas (Gerson-style)
• strict daily monitoring and adjustments

At the same time, we started looking for possible stress factors and exposures.

Dec 27, 2023
Weight stabilized.

Dec 30, 2023
Night sweats stopped after months of constant sweating.

Jan 8, 2024
Strange pressure in the bile duct area during the day.
No pain.

In the evening: frequent bowel movements with bright orange fluid.
Very strong odor.
Burning sensation.

Next day: bright green fluid.

He felt better than he had in years.

Jan 10, 2024
Weight gain (~2 kg).
High energy. Working daily.

Ongoing burning after bowel movements.
Unusual fluids in different colors.

Jan 11, 2024
Blood work mostly normal.
GGT down to 78 (previously up to 2100, then ~400).

CA 19-9 dropped from 51 to 7.
Slight increase in lymphocytes.

Jan 12, 2024
Large dark fragments appeared.

Overall condition very good.
Good mood, strong appetite.

Skin looked healthier.
Some basal cell areas improved.

Jan 23, 2024
No night sweats.
No fatigue.
Appetite strong.
Weight increasing.

Morning: kidney weakness (EAV).
Swelling under the eye.

After kidney support: urine again with noticeable odor.

Jan 24, 2024
Repeated large dark fragments.

Overall condition still very good.
High energy. Strong appetite.

We continued.

In March 2024, an MRI showed that only very small areas were still visible -  only 7 mm left! 

Over the following months, the condition remained stable. Energy levels were good, weight increased, and daily life was mostly normal.

Later, in October 2024 there was a change again. Liver-related values worsened, and MRI showed  there was slight progression, with regrowth of a few millimeters. However: no metastases, no affected lymph nodes and compared to the initial situation, it was still less severe. In autumn 2025, the MRI showed a clear worsening. We tried to reduce the tumor, and a large mass appeared. A remaining part stayed and was about the same size as at the beginning. At that point, we focused even more on possible causes.

At that point, we started looking more closely at possible underlying factors. One area that stood out was exposure to radiation.

Possible sources included:

• environmental exposure (e.g. radon from the basement and water)
• dental work 

A key finding was that several dental inlays were still present - they were removed. After that, we continued with further steps.

We later went to a well-known clinic, Hope4Cancer, run by Dr. Jimenez, which focuses on alternative approaches, detox, and finding underlying causes. During that time:

• lab values improved
• the remaining tumor area decreased again 

There were also complications along the way, including issues with 2 broken stents and severe inflammation and anemia. The hospital never told him the stent should be replaced after about four months. He had it placed in November 2023 and it wasn’t changed until December 2025....be nearly died because of this! But after stopping antibiotics, the inflammation came back and stayed. He kept losing a lot of weight, with frequent fever and little appetite. I was constantly worried. And at that point, I was just angry and sad.

Feburary 2026

The antibiotics stopped working properly and only gave temporary relief. Once we stopped them, the fever and loss of appetite came back. We was exhausted. But I never give up. I started reading smaller studies on chronic cholangitis and bile duct cancer, suggesting a link to gut imbalance. A swab from the stent confirmed a significant bacterial load.

Some of the studies also mentioned fecal transplants, showing strong effects in patients with chronic cholangitis of all sorts. https://www.mdpi.com/2528306

So we decided to try it and I was the donor. I haven’t taken antibiotics in 27 years and have no known conditions. We did the transplant when the fever returned after stopping antibiotics. And it worked! Within hours, he became very tired and weak, but the fever was gone. It hasn’t come back since. Now, almost one month later, he is slowly getting stronger again and his appetite is back also a little bit more of weight. CRP dropped from 10 to 2.8 after the transplant this is remarkable.

April 2026

His immune markers have been within normal range since the fecal transplant, along with several liver values. Apart from a few remaining abnormalities, we are satisfied. We plan to do an MRI in the coming weeks. Then we’ll know more.

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