November 29, 2025
By Dr. Serge Jurasunas
This is the story of a new patient. A 53-year-old male living in the US and diagnosed in August 2024 with stage 3 NSCLC, a large 10.6×6.7 cm tumor (SUVmax 12.5), additional lesions to bone, but later on they found brain metastasis (10 lesions, so maybe stage IV), pulmonary nodes, thoracic adenopathies, and a dramatic situation. The oncologist told the patient that remission is not possible but increasing lifespan from 13 months to 30 months is possible (depending on the treatment).
At this point a patient by himself has all reason to search for additional support, as we may imagine the state of anxiety of the patient. Later on, after significant improvement of the patient, the oncologist showed no interest in knowing about what the patient is taking for this improvement but was only concerned about the eventual contraindication of supplements that may reduce chemotherapy effectiveness. A nonsense repeated like a parrot by all the oncologists.
This is not yet a complete report since it will take me much more time to have it all complete.
The medical prescription of the patient includes Tagrino ` (oral tablets) and Nifedipine, 30 mg/day. chemotherapy (platine) and stereotactic radiation therapy. The patient came into contact with me months after the start of hospital treatment and had also been treated in a clinic of Health with vitamin C in perfusion. The clinic entered in and contacted me, asking for my help, and told the patient to also make direct contact with me.
I told the patient to immediately start taking a high dose of Asai-germanium, 15 capsules per day. (3.750 mg) divided into 3 parts together with a high dose of melatonin (180 mg per day) and Biobran (3 g per day) (rice bran arabinoxylan compound). Biobran and melatonin work in synergy. The 3 natural compounds make an excellent therapy for lung cancer since melatonin is also mostly suggested in case of NSCLC, so to me it should also work in synergy with Asaigermanium.
The patient made significant improvement both physically and psychologically and feels much stronger. By November 2025 the tumor will reduce.
from 10.6 cm x 6.7 cm to 2.9 x 2.3 cm and SUVmax 5.0, previously 12.5. Also, bone lesions, pulmonary nodes, and thoracic adenopathy are eliminated, and the liver is in normal condition. So this is in favor of my treatment, which, on the contrary, has shown how it increases chemotherapy effectiveness and protects the patient from side effects, at the same time increasing energy level and quality of life.
A new MRI done in November 2025 has shown that 10 brain lesions are gone, and I do believe that is the result of taking Asaigermaium.
Will need to spend much time to include all the detail about the molecular marker testing that I usually suggest to my patients. It includes P53 gene expression, Bax, Bcl2, etc., and includes all the cytokines, for example, IL-2. IL-12, IL-10, etc. In this report, IL4. IL-6 is so high that it may increase the risk of metastasis. However, IL-2 and IL-10 are activated, and the P53 gene is highly activated, but also the telomerase, so the ratio is 0.6. At the moment, cancer cells are destroyed through Bax gene expression: 1.852 u/ml of sample BcI2 and 1.484 u/ml of sample, so the ratio is good, 1.2.
Other populations of cancer cells are destroyed through the alternative channel of P21 gene expression. 1.548 u/ml of sample, Survivin gene 912 u/ml of sample. (Survivin is an anti-apoptotic protein.) Ratio 1.7. Many cancer cells are destroyed through these 2 channels. P21 is considered a tumor suppressor gene and can activate itself independently of the P53 gene. Also, P21 (and Bax) is very sensitive to radiotherapy to destroy cancer cells, which is the case here.
So far the patient is doing well; however, the NK cells are not well activated and need improvement. After the patient started my treatment with 15 capsules of Asaigermanium per day, IFN-y increased to 814 ul of sample (reference 500), but in the second testing, IFN-y dropped to ND. It may also be the result of chemotherapy that decreases IFN-y activity. For an unknown reason to me, the doctor of the clinic reduced the dose of Asaigermanium to 4 capsules per day, and the patient started to feel worse.
After talking to him by phone (early November), he immediately started again with 15 capsules per day. I told the patient that he must do exactly my treatment and nothing else, especially taking a high dose of Asaigermanium, or it will not help him any more. Next January and February 2026, new MRI and scans will tell us, and we will also have another molecular marker testing. NK cells need to be strongly activated. However, I told the patient that the toxic drugs he is talking about may do more harm than good and he should discontinue them, but he is afraid.
The future will tell us about it. Up to me, it was better for the patient to take the chance of not taking the toxic drugs (for only increasing lifespan by 17 months (13 months versus 30 months)) and take the chance to maybe live longer or to achieve remission by keeping on taking a high dose of Asaigermanium. From my many years of clinical experience, I remember that germanium is the most important therapy to treat lung cancer. In fact, this actual result is about the same as that of one of my US colleagues and friends who was also diagnosed with NSCLC, was very critical at the beginning, and really did improve considerably even before taking hospital drugs.
I told him to start immediately with 15 capsules of Asai-germanium per day. (I have sent a copy of the whole story to Mr. Sasaki. It is a typical example of how Asaigermanium can work in the case of lung cancer with very serious symptoms, including coughing with blood, liquid in the pleura, considerable pains, and a very weak physical condition, and how the patient has fully recuperated, not to mention the later elimination of the lung tumor, liver metastases, and most lesions in the brain. In my first book on cancer and germanium, published in Switzerland in 1989, I did include several cases of lung cancer cure at that time with no chemotherapy `(patients refused), but only taking the organic germanium provided to me by Dr. Asai.