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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

After 15 years of avidly supporting

After 15 years of avidly supporting, believing nd promoting the Hippocrates lifestyle, I checked into their atrociously expensive 4-week Comprehensive Cancer Wellness Program (CCWP) in January 2026 after saving and planning for 2.5 years. This was my profoundly disappointing lived experience.
1. There was no wheatgrass!
2. There were no broccoli sprouts!
3. There was no E3Live
4. Don’t drink the water!!! It’s dispensed full of visible sediment - only explanation provided is that the dispensers are new and staff didn’t clean them properly
5. The administration and staff is comprised of FEAR-MONGERS, EMOTIONAL ABUSERS, PRETENDERS parading as healers and PROFITEERS, preying on a vulnerable population of severely ill people, dangling health in front of them like a coveted carrot.
6. During week 3 of 4 they completely flipped the highly restrictive life-saving diet protocol, citing new research on late-stage cancer from their Harvard-trained medical director (this sort of lack of consistency between staff members plagued my entire experience). The place has no leadership.

But here’s the most concerning part:

1.Following a 25 minute therapy session (part of the program curriculum) As he rushed me out of the office for his next appointment Mr. Andy Toman advised me to divorce my husband (also the devoted caretaker of myself and our two young children). When I expressed resistance he shot back, “Well, do you want to die?”

2. At my exit interview, Director Anna Maria Clement informed me (based upon bloodwork and the results of a 5 minute Heart Rate Variability test) that my energy reserves had been totally depleted during my time at Hippocrates and my body no longer held the capacity to heal! This of course, was due to the conventional cancer treatments I had opted into prior to my time at Hippocrates. It was a disgusting way of discarding me.

Upon leaving Hippocrates and after strictly following their protocol for two months I was rushed to the hospital for the extraction of an emergent tumor and declared malnourished.

I would not entrust anyone’s health to these people who are “healthier than thou” and therefore, according to themselves, will never experience illness.

January 4, 2026
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