In this remarkable episode, Petri shares how he went from a devastating 7% survival prognosis to a full year of completely clear scans. Thanks to a combination of self-advocacy, integrative care, and a life-changing connection to Immunocine’s dendritic cell therapy in Cancun, Mexico. Diagnosed with stage 3C colorectal cancer at just 36, Petri initially followed the full conventional path: surgery, radiation, and aggressive chemotherapy. But when residual cancer remained and the statistics looked grim, he refused to settle for a “managed decline.” His search for answers led him to Heal Navigator, where expert guidance helped him personalize his lifestyle, supplements, fasting strategies, and most importantly, discover Immunocine, an advanced immune therapy not yet available through standard care in the U.S. or Europe. Today, more than a year later, scans show no evidence of disease. In this interview, Petri talks about: The shock of a young cancer diagnosis How fasting and supplementation drastically reduced chemo side effects The exact moment he realized chemo alone might not be enough His decision to travel to Mexico for cutting-edge dendritic cell therapy The dramatic immune response that followed, and the surprising challenges What it feels like to go from daily pain to complete freedom His message for others facing advanced cancer and limited options Petri’s story is more than hopeful, it’s actionable.  It shows what happens when a patient becomes their own advocate, finds the right support, and gains access to therapies like Immunocine in Mexico that are transforming outcomes. If you're exploring options beyond standard treatment, or supporting someone who is, this episode is woth listening to. If you'd like to explore more of Petri’s journey, you can read his personal blog here: https://autio.github.io/health/ If you’re looking into options outside standard treatment or want guidance on integrative and alternative cancer clinics, you can connect with our team here: https://healnavigator.com/speak-with-an-advisor/