In 1977, Dolores Livingston had surgery to remove and prevent the spread of breast cancer. For 28 years she remained cancer free. Then suddenly she developed excruciating pain in her back. Within weeks she could not stand.
During a two week hospital stay, she was told that the cancer had reached Stage IV, moving into her back, hips and ribs. Several discs were completely compromised. Before being sent home, Dolores received 6 rounds of radiation in a desperate attempt to confine the cancer. Only morphine would control the pain.
“I was completely helpless when I returned home,” says Dolores. “My children fed and bathed me. I found out later they thought they had brought me home to die.” But Dolores was convinced God had other plans for her. She was introduced to a nutritional supplement and to CAMS Therapy. “To this day, I do not understand the science behind the TensCam, says Dolores, but I know it works.”
Treating herself on a daily basis, she gradually began to improve. “I might have noticed the improvement more if I had not been on so much morphine,” says Dolores. “But one day during a wheelchair transfer, I was able to move my legs, rather than having to pick them up.”
Working with a physical therapist, she began to stand-and then to walk. Four months after the original diagnosis, a PET scan showed no cancer.
Today, six and a half years later, Dolores still uses the TensCam on a daily basis. “I call it my zapper,” she says enthusiastically. “It helps with arthritic pain too.” Dolores is on the Board of Directors for a ministry called Back to Jerusalem. She has made 8 international trips since her recovery and wishes to give God the credit. “I had the faith; He guided me to the tools.”
When a surgeon says, “We got it all.” What does that really mean? Doctors do all they can to remove cancerous tissue during surgery, but, when an interference field remains, the problem is likely to return.
In Dolores’ case, surgery bought her 28 good years. Use of the TensCam resolved the interference field, and supported healing that is unheard of according to medical standards.

In 2002, at the age of 53, Nicole Beggs began six months of chemo-therapy followed by 30 days of radiation for aggressive breast cancer. She describes the devastating side effects:
“I developed permanent heart damage. My joints became severely arthritic, requiring thumb fusions and two total knee replacements. The slow bowel peristalsis from nerve damage caused severe constipation requiring daily laxatives; by afternoon the abdominal bloating restricted my breathing and I looked eight months pregnant. Yet, the most severe symptom was the relentless fatigue. Everything became a real effort. I went to bed each evening by 6 or 7:00 p.m. and had no interest in socialization. I lived in despair thinking this nightmare would last the rest of my life.”
Nicole was treated by a progressive physician who attempted many traditional and alternative therapies, including daily vitamin and human growth hormone injections, with little result. Then she began to pay attention to a local veterinarian who was treating animals with a CAMS unit.
“I witnessed a veterinarian reverse one-sided paralysis from a spinal stroke. The dog could not stand at all and had no bowel control, but with CAMS therapy it became a happy, lively running dog with total control. I was astonished and I purchased a CAMS unit. That’s when I began to make a slow recovery; it
was 2011. Then in 2013, I was asked to participate in the RJV telomere study. I was faithful and treated myself every day. After two years, my telomere numbers had dramatically improved BUT the real wonder was that I could honestly say I was alive again and enjoying life!”
Nicole believes her energy is normal for a 65-year-old and the pain from arthritis is gone. She has started to participate in some of her favorite activities again and she is able to enjoy a full day.
“It feels good to be alive again!” reports Nicole. “I have no other explanation for the incredible results I have experienced. I am sincerely grateful for the minds of great men. They are our saving grace.”