GUESTS AVAILABLE: 

Rick Hill: 50+ year Cancer Survivor because of Oasis of Hope Alternative Cancer Therapies - Ambassador for Oasis of Hope & Author of Too Young to Die and The Cancer Conundrum   

Media Contact for Interviews: CJ Wheeler | 858-472-4285| cjradionews@gmail.com

So many families are fighting cancer right now — and Rick Hill is a walking testament to resilience, hope, and the power of taking ownership of your health. Diagnosed with malignant tumors at just 24 years old and given little chance of survival, Rick has now lived 51 years beyond that diagnosis. Today, he continues to fight for his wellness through what he calls The Food Bible Diet, the same nutrition framework he learned while being treated at Oasis of Hope Hospital. He is available for interviews now.

When people are searching for hope, they want to hear from someone who has actually lived through the fire — someone who has faced cancer head on and refused to give up. Rick Hill is that person. At just 24 years old, he received a devastating diagnosis at the Mayo Clinic: malignant tumors with a grim prognosis. Instead of accepting that fate, Rick made a bold decision that changed his life. He traveled to Oasis of Hope Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico — a world‑renowned center for integrative, whole‑person cancer care.

It was there, under the guidance of oncologists who have been crafting integrative nutrition protocols since 1963, that Rick learned the principles that would later become The Food Bible Diet. This diet was developed by Oasis of Hope’s medical team as part of their holistic approach to supporting the body, strengthening the immune system, and empowering patients with daily, actionable choices.

Fifty years later, Rick is alive, thriving, and sharing the same nutrition philosophy that helped him rebuild his life. The Food Bible Diet blends mindful fasting, whole‑body nourishment, and plant‑forward eating — a framework Rick has followed for decades and continues to live by today.
 

“The Food Bible Diet was born the moment a 24‑year‑old Rick Hill refused to accept a terminal diagnosis — choosing instead to rebuild his life through fasting, faith, and the integrative therapies taught to him by the oncologists at Oasis of Hope Hospital. Fifty years later, his personal blueprint for resilience has become a wellness path for others seeking strength, balance, and hope.”

Rick Hill is available to go into detail on how he personally used and uses this diet and has survived his Mayo Clinic claimed "terminal cancer" for 51 years. Your audience will love his knowledge and personal story!  His book Too Young to Die has in depth details of The Food Bible Diet.

• 80 percent Raw Fruits and Vegetables
• Mild Fasting
• No Sweets
• No Fast Food
• Supplements including B17
• Enzymes

In Rick Hill's book, he drives home the importance of personal responsibility with humor and honesty:

“Do not let others grocery shop for you. I don't care if grocery shopping ranks right up there with a root canal: you do it so you and you alone are responsible for the kind of food in your house. Here's the truth: if it's bad for you, and it's in the house, you will eat it. Sooner or later, you'll walk in your sleep to find that Snickers bar hidden behind the juicer. Do you know how I know this? I own a juicer, of course.”

The Food Bible Diet isn’t a fad — it’s the lived philosophy of a man who refused to give up, embraced integrative wellness, and continues to fight for his health every day.

Rick Hill is ready to share his story, his humor, and his hard‑earned wisdom with your audience.

“It Beats Chemotherapy!”

FROM TOO YOUNG TO DIE - AUTHOR RICK HILL

"I was standing at the sink one morning, drinking a green drink and taking about 40 supplements. My father was visiting, and after watching me for a few seconds, he said in his southern drawl, "Well, I swear, why would you eat that many pills?" I wheeled around, looked him right in the eye, and said in a very loud and direct voice "It beats chemotherapy!"

These stories capture Rick’s personality perfectly: honest, funny, and fiercely committed to doing whatever it takes to support his health.

The Food Bible Diet isn’t a fad — it’s the lived philosophy of a man who refused to give up, embraced integrative wellness, and continues to fight for his health every day.

Rick Hill is ready to share his story, his humor, and his hard‑earned wisdom with your audience.

BULLET POINTS FOR MEDIA USE

• 51‑year survivor story with emotional impact
• Authentic, lived experience that resonates with families
• Charismatic and humorous guest who connects instantly
• Offers practical, mindset‑driven insights audiences can use

• A survivor‑inspired wellness framework
• Built on fasting and whole‑body nourishment
• Developed by Oasis of Hope oncologists
• Rooted in integrative care since 1963
• Focused on resilience and daily ownership

• He speaks from lived experience
• His story is inspiring and unforgettable
• His humor disarms and engages
• His message empowers personal responsibility

GUESTS AVAILABLE: 

Dr. Francisco Contreras: Oncologist for 40+ years & Director of Oasis of Hope Hospital treating 100,000 patients worldwide. 

Rick Hill: 50+ year Cancer Survivor because of Oasis of Hope Alternative Cancer Therapies - Ambassador for Oasis of Hope & Author of Too Young to Die and The Cancer Conundrum   

Media Contact for Interviews: CJ Wheeler | 858-472-4285| cjradionews@gmail.com

About Oasis of Hope

Founded in 1963 by Dr. Ernesto Contreras Sr., Oasis of Hope Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico, has been a global leader in integrative cancer care for over 60 years. Combining conventional and alternative therapies within a Christian-based framework.

Recently, Dr. Francisco Contreras responded to Tucker Carlson’s interview with Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong regarding his "cancer vaccine."

Dr. Contreras, who has treated over 100,000 cancer patients worldwide during his 40+ year career, offered his perspective on how Oasis of Hope’s integrative immunotherapy approach compares to Dr. Soon-Shiong’s vaccine strategy. 

Dr Contreras doesn’t mince words: “Cancer is too complex for a one-size-fits-all vaccine.”  While Soon-Shiong’s work is promising, Oasis of Hope believes personalization is the future.

• Why Oasis of Hope’s approach is stronger: Instead of relying on a single mechanism, Oasis of Hope layers dendritic cell activation, NK-cell expansion, and metabolic conditioning to build a more adaptable immune response tailored to each patient.
• Decades of experience in cellular immunotherapy: Oasis of Hope has pioneered dendritic cell vaccines and NK-cell therapies, combining them with metabolic and oxidative treatments to weaken tumors and support the whole person—body, mind, and spirit.
• Acknowledging progress but pushing further: Soon-Shiong’s vaccine rightly emphasizes immune activation, but Contreras insists deeper personalization is essential for lasting cancer control. 

Dendritic Cell Immunotherapy - The "Alternative" to the "Cancer Vaccine"  For more than 40 years, Dr. Francisco Contreras has been a pioneering force in oncology, carrying forward the legacy of his father, Dr. Ernesto Contreras Sr., founder of Oasis of Hope Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico. Known worldwide for treating over 100,000 patients from more than 60 nations, Oasis of Hope blends conventional medicine with advanced integrative therapies that treat the whole person — body, mind, and spirit. Today, Dr. Contreras is championing one of the most promising breakthroughs in cancer care: ImPACT, which means Immune Personalized Autologous Cell Therapy which focuses on Dendritic Cell Immunotherapy and Natural Killer (NK) Cell Immunotherapy — personalized cellular treatments. By training a patient’s immune system and strengthening its innate cytotoxic response, these therapies represent a paradigm shift in oncology, empowering the body to recognize and attack cancer cells more effectively. 

TESTIMONY: RICK HILL SAYS THE ONLY REASON HE IS ALIVE TODAY IS BECAUSE OF OASIS OF HOPE! Hear His Powerful Story Oasis of Hope has become a beacon for patients who have been told there are no options left. One such patient is Rick Hill, who was diagnosed with late‑stage embryonal cell carcinoma at the Mayo Clinic in 1974. Told to prepare for the worst, Rick instead sought treatment at Oasis of Hope. Fifty years later, he is alive, thriving, and serving as an Ambassador for Oasis of Hope Hospital, sharing his remarkable survival story with the world. Rick’s journey is a living testament to the hospital’s mission: to provide hope where there was none.