Immune Recovery Centers of America 4488 North Shallowford Road, Atlanta, GA 30338

"I took my mother to the Immune Recovery Center back on 2011 all the way from Houston. She had IPT treatment for 6 weeks and low dose Chemo. They also treated her with intravenous vitamin C. My mother was 70 years old at the time. It is now 2021, she is now 80 years old, doing well and the cancer has never come back. The only reason that I gave them 4 stars is because the facility was not very appealing to the eyes on the inside, as we were used to going to the beautiful facility, "MD Anderson" in Houston. The original owner, Ed Bradford, was very welcoming to us and treated us like family, he has since passed away, so I'm not sure how the facility operates now, but it worked for us. It was a miracle that we found them. I am still thankful for them."

"My mother went to this center . All of the medical centers had told her they did not have anymore options for her, and she only had a few months to live. They did a wonderful job. We believe they prolonged her life for two years. My Mom did do exactly what they asked her to do. A patient has to be willing to do as they are asked or it will not work. She went from laying around in the house 16 hours a day, back to grocery shopping and getting her hair done in a month. We were very thankful for the immune recovery center."

"I am an ER physician in a hospital ED near the Atlanta Immune Recovery Center. I see the effects of what they do to patients. I see the renal failure due to metal chelating agents given in order to cure ??cancer?? EDTA and dimercaprol for cancer???? Really??? Vitamins and insulin don't cure cancer or even prolong life for patients with cancer (unless they are diabetic as well)! Keep your family away from this place. It is a lot of hocus. It is in business solely to enrich the owner. We have dozens of true oncologists at our hospital. When things go wrong, they do NOT turn their patients over to others to care for them, they step up and hold they and their families hands the entire way. Ask the guys at IRC where they send their sick patients or if they even have hospital privileges. No MD/DO caring for cancer patients should go without hospital admitting privileges. Ask any of then at IRC if they have ever sat for oncology board exams? and if they passed them? You could get the same thing they provide from a bottle of Centrum, a quart of OJ, and some antifreeze."