Ed Clay is a former professional Mixed Martial Arts fighter and at one point, he even ranked as high as 9th in the world. He ran one of the largest Mixed Martial Arts schools in the United States with multiple students fighting in events such as the Ultimate Fighting Championship. In 2015, Ed acquired the CHIPSA hospital in Tijuana, Mexico along with his partners, Scott Nelson and Deddrick Perry. He is currently the President of the United Cancer Centers where they help end-stage cancer patients get access to a combination of conventional and alternative treatment.

Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:

• [02:39] Jeremy Introduces his guest, Ed Clay
• [04:52] How Ed Clay attracted top scientists, researchers, and doctors to work at the United Cancer Centers
• [06:44] Ed talks about the challenge of bringing together the ideals of the conventional community and the alternative community in treating cancer
• [10:05] Ed explains why the cost for clinical trials is higher in the US
• [10:57] What is the Right to Try legislation and how the United Cancer Centers is using it to gather data for different cancer treatments in an efficient way
• [15:29] Ed recalls his struggle with pain, his addiction to painkillers, and the realizations that came with this experience
• [19:30] Why mindset plays a big role in cancer treatment
• [21:33] Ed shares how he prepares himself by getting into the right mindset before his competitions
• [24:58] How Ed and his partners, Scott Nelson and Deddrick Perry, discovered and how they decided to buy the CHIPSA hospital
• [28:49] Ed talks about how he met Scott and Deddrick, and how their business partnership has impacted their friendship
• [30:49] Ed reveals how he helped his mother beat rheumatoid arthritis
• [36:15] The typical cancer patients who come to the United Cancer Centers and CHIPSA and how patients can find them
• [38:07] Ed talks about remarklable cases that he has encountered and what treatments worked for them
• [40:54] At what point is it ok to seek alternative treatment to cancer?
• [43:35] Why having a passion for people is important in helping cancer patients and why it’s a must in Ed’s business
• [46:15] Ed shares about the parallels between fighting cancer and Mixed Martial Art
• [49:23] The biggest misconceptions about using alternative approaches for cancer treatment
• [52:29] Why cancer patients must leave their ego at the door and why they need to keep an open mind when seeking cancer treatment
• [56:54] Ed’s advice for cancer prevention
• [59:58] How to get in touch with CHIPSA hospital and United Cancer Centers
• [1:00:49] Ed shares with Jeremy his most challenging and his proudest moments in business
• [1:04:21] An inspiring story of how one of their patients was able to beat cancer without chemotherapy

In this episode…

Cancer is one of the leading causes of death all over the world. And when you or your loved one gets diagnosed with end-stage cancer, devastated doesn’t even begin to explain how it feels to be in that situation. Cancer is not only hard to battle on the physical, mental, and emotional realm, it is also financially challenging. The reality is, cancer treatment is not a walk in the park and what works for one person won’t necessarily work for another; this is why for Ed Clay, President of United Cancer Centers, finding the right treatment is crucial to increasing your odds at defeating the big C.

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Ed Clay is a former professional mixed martial arts fighter turned fighter of end-stage cancer through CHIPSA hospital, an inpatient cancer facility in Mexico that provides alternative cancer treatment methods. The United Cancer Centers are a collection of US-based outpatient clinics that seek to redefine the concept of informed decision making for cancer patients by providing access to a wider array of both FDA-approved and investigational treatment options.

On this episode of Inspired Insider, Ed talks to Jeremy about what inspired him to search for alternative treatment options for diseases. Listen in as Ed details how he and his partners discovered CHIPSA, why passion and compassion are keys to helping cancer patients deal with their struggles, and why there is really no one-size-fits-all cure for cancer. It’s an incredibly informative episode filled with personal experiences and learnings, realizations, and an emphasis on the value of life so stay tuned.

Resources Mentioned on this episode

• United Cancer Centers
• Chipsa Hospital
• Right To Try Act
• Scott Nelson on LinkedIn
• Deddrick Perry on LinkedIn

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