Testimonials
Michelle , breast cancer, triple negative
My name is Michelle, I live in the Swiss Jura and I underwent dendritic cell therapy in Berg last October. I came by car with my mother: We drove there and back twice, which was a real adventure (about 6 hours’ drive). I have to admit that I was initially very afraid that the clinic didn’t even exist. Fortunately, we had been able to communicate with Dr. Gansauge’s secretary before our arrival, who spoke Italian and was very friendly. That reassured us a lot (especially my father, who after all had taken out a large loan from the bank so that I could do this therapy and avoid the chemo that had terrorized me, …).
I have no regrets about this adventure. Mr. Rosset and Dr. Gansauge are great people. Both listen to you very well and they also look after and support you after the treatment, which is very helpful. For example, I had to have an armpit removal and now radiotherapy, and their moral support really helps a lot!
So don’t worry, the clinic really does exist, and you will not only be treated well, but also accompanied and looked after well.
So I personally can only recommend this therapy.
Greg, prostate cancer - Brandt, pancreatic cancer - Scott, prostate cancer
Bruno,
I hope this e-mail reaches you well. I thought I would give you a quick update. First of all, I’m still alive LOL and well. My PSA value is still undetectable after one year. My son Brandt, who had pancreatic cancer (he had the Whipple operation), is still doing well, the scans and lab results are perfect. As Dr. Frank said, we can’t evaluate efficacy because we no longer have tumors to monitor our success or failure. Scott, on the other hand, if you remember, had a not-so-aggressive prostate cancer, but just before we came to Germany, my urologist had him get an MRI of his prostate that showed a tumor. A few months after his return, his urologist/oncologist wanted to do an MRI to prepare for an MRI-guided biopsy.
So Scott got the MRI and a few days later got a call back with the report that a biopsy was not necessary because the tumor had disappeared. This is great news. So we are all very grateful and hopeful.
If you have the opportunity, please forward this to Dr. Frank.
Julie B., infiltrating ductal carcinoma of the union of the lower quadrants of the right breast grade SBR Il
Hello Mr. Rosset,
I would like to give you some feedback on the cell therapy I underwent last October.
Here are the results of my last PET scan, which I had in February, with comparisons of the results from September 2023 and 2022.
A very big thank you.
Chantal C., breast cancer with metastases, 42 years old
Hello Mr. Rosset
I would like to inform you that I received the message today that my marker has been assessed as HEALTHY.
My oncologist said to me: “She hadn’t expected that and that was a very, very, very good value. Yes, she used the word “very” three times I am firmly convinced of the dendrites. Thank you and Prof. Gansauge for being here.
Baraba G., 68 years old, pancreatic cancer with metastases
Hello Bruno and Karin,
I would like to thank you both from the bottom of my heart for your kindness and care. For your kindness and care and for making it as easy as possible for me to get this life-saving treatment. I am so grateful that you have made this treatment available to everyone. I received my vaccination today and have so much new hope that I couldn’t hold back my tears.
I would like to thank Dr. Frank Gansauge very much. I am just so grateful and so happy. Everyone was very friendly and understanding to me, Dr. Frank Gansauge and also his lovely nurses.
Many, many thanks again, Bruno and Karin!
Patrick L., 56 years old, lung cancer with liver metastases
Hello Ms. Grabner
Yes, thank you very much. Everything worked wonderfully and was very well organized. Many thanks for that. I always felt very well afterwards. No side effects. Last week I had a CT scan and the metastases on the liver have receded or become smaller and the lungs have remained stable.
