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Scott Beat Cancer

 

 

From Terminal Diagnosis to Thriving

 

“When I was told I had 12–18 months to live, I chose to start living instead.”

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⚠️ Important Disclaimer

 

This website documents my personal journey and choices. It is not medical advice, nor an endorsement of any treatment or product. Anyone dealing with cancer or other health conditions should seek advice from a qualified health professional.

 

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My Story

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On 13th September 2018, I was given the news no one ever wants to hear — inoperable, terminal colon cancer.

 

  • Pathology: KRAS Wild Type, BRAF Mutated, CDX2 and CK20 Positive, CK7 Negative

  • Prognosis: 12–18 months

  • Treatment offered: Palliative chemotherapy only, for end-of-life pain management

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It was devastating. But I knew I had to do everything I could to give myself and my family more time. I decided to take responsibility for my own health, alongside the palliative treatment I was offered, and began searching for every possible way to support my body and mind.

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🔬 What I Chose to Do

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Because palliative chemotherapy was only for pain relief and not curative, I began supporting myself straight away with various natural approaches. From there, I slowly built what I now call “my protocol.”

 

It wasn’t about rejecting medicine — it was about giving my body every bit of support I could.

 

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Supplements & Natural Approaches (2018–2020)

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I experimented with a wide range of things I believed might help. These were personal choices made at my own risk:

 

  • Cannabis oils containing CBD and (at the time) small amounts of THC, taken both orally and as suppositories (these were obtained legally overseas under that country’s laws)

  • Fenbendazole — a veterinary medicine I researched for its potential role in supporting health (not licensed for human use in the UK)

  • A mix of vitamins and minerals: D3 + K2, C, E, and B-Complex

  • Natural compounds such as curcumin, milk thistle, berberine, and black seed oil

  • Omega 3, olive oil, and coconut oil

  • Medicinal mushrooms: Lion’s Mane, Turkey Tail, and Cordyceps

  • Cellfood drops in water, plus green tea and lemon water daily

 

 

Note: These references are purely historical. They are not recommendations.

 

Lifestyle Changes

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Just as important were the daily practices I committed to:

 

  • Reducing sugar and dairy, focusing on mostly plant-based foods

  • Cold water therapy, sea dips, breathwork, and fasting

  • Stress reduction, mindset work, and emotional healing

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📈 Medical Timeline

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  • Sept 2018 – Feb 2020: Scans every three months showed active, inoperable tumour

  • Feb 2020: PET scan – no active cancer, though tumour still marked inoperable

  • 2020 – 2024: CT scans showed only scar tissue, no tumour

  • Feb 2025: Final scan confirmed remission

  • 10 March 2025: Officially declared cancer free, with no sign of the inoperable tumour

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🌿 Why I Started Life Oils

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On this journey, I realised how inconsistent and poor-quality many supplements on the market were.

 

I wanted something I could truly trust, so I created Life Oils — a range of legal UK food supplements.

 

What began as a way to make sure my own supplements were clean and strong has grown into something with purpose:

 

  • Providing supplements that are transparent and reliable

  • Supporting people who want to take charge of their health naturally

  • Funding care packages for families facing cancer

 

 

👉 Explore here (UK legal supplements only): www.lifeoils.co.uk

 

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📖 Road to Remission – The Book

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I’ve written my story in Road to Remission. It isn’t just about my journey — it’s an honest account of the struggles, the lessons, and the things that helped me along the way.

 

💚 Every penny goes towards funding Life Oils Care Packages, which include legal food supplements and supportive resources.

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🔁 Life After Remission

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Since remission, I’ve kept to a maintenance protocol — not out of fear, but out of respect for my health.

 

I continue to use CBD, medicinal mushrooms, vitamins, minerals, and natural compounds like curcumin and milk thistle. Ali g with iodine and methyl blue. From time to time, I revisit other natural approaches I’ve researched, and continue to do a parasite cleanse every 4-5 months. 

 

Equally important are the lifestyle practices I’ve kept: sea swimming, surfing, running, football, a balanced diet, and ongoing work on mindset and stress.

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Life Beyond Cancer

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Recovery gave me a second chance — and I promised myself I would use it fully.

 

Since then I’ve:

 

  • Completed a full marathon and several half marathons

  • Jumped from 16,000 ft in a skydive

  • Cycled 35 miles for charity

  • Kayaked 10 miles across Torbay

  • Climbed Mount Kilimanjaro 🏔️

  • Restarted my building company (2025)

  • Continued to grow Life Oils and support others

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🔗 Helpful Resources

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Some of the research and books that helped me (shared for information only):

 

 

 

Books I recommend:

 

  • The Rainbow Diet – Chris Woollams

  • Cancer: The Complete Recovery Guide – Jonathan Chamberlain

  • The Wim Hof Method – Wim Hof

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❤️ How You Can Get Involved

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  • 💚 Buy Road to Remission – help fund care packages

  • 💚 Use Life Oils – support your own health (within UK food supplement regulations)

  • 💚 Share positive stories – spread hope

  • 💚 Reach out – you’re not alone

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“If sharing my experience gives even one person hope or direction, then it’s been worthwhile.”

– Scott Davis

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⚠️ Final Disclaimer

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Nothing on this website is intended as medical advice or to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. All descriptions of substances, protocols, and timelines relate to my personal experience only. Anyone considering supplements or lifestyle changes should consult a qualified healthcare professional.

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Where to Find What I Used

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