Well, hey, everyone. Today I'm interviewing Rick Hill. He's an author and 50-year cancer survivor who overcame stage three embryonal cell carcinoma without chemo or radiation.

Rick was diagnosed in 1974 by the Mayo Clinic at 23 years old and given little hope to live.

But Rick chose treatment at Oasis of Hope Hospital in Tijuana,

where he followed a treatment program that was centered around leitral, B-17,

nutrition and detoxification.

And 50 years later, he's still living. And he is

continuing to share his remarkable story of beating cancer naturally. And he works with Richardson

Nutritional Center, which is a distributor of apricot seeds and leotrol. And some of you know,

John, I've interviewed him. So anyway, I'm excited, Rick, to connect with you and share your story.

I just think it's awesome that, you know, you're, I mean, 50 years later. I mean, that's, that's one of my goals. I've got a long

way to go to get to 50, but we were diagnosed, you know, about the same age. I was 24. Yeah,

that's, that's actually when I was diagnosed at 20. I mean, I'm sorry. I don't know why I said

true. I was 26. But still, right? Young guy. That's right. Way too young.

So.

Yeah.

Talk about your type of cancer.

That's a pretty rare one, right?

Yeah.

It started out as testicular, which is not that rare for a young man.

I was at the Mayo Clinic after having been around with the local doctors.

Finally, I was living in New Old Minnesota at the time.

So he said, look, Rochester is about a three-hour drive.

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