Ed Clay is a renaissance man. He is the President of United Cancer Centers, where he uses his expertise in messaging and online media, along with his 18 years as an entrepreneur. He’s also a former mixed martial arts fighter who once held the ranking of ninth in the world, was the former owner of Submission Fighter magazine, and has a clothing brand. 

In 2015, along with his two partners, Scott Nelson and Deddrick Perry, Ed acquired CHIPSA Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico, where his interest in developing solutions to address some of the glaring issues with cancer management in the United States comes into play. He is a strong supporter of integrative immunotherapy and the concept of bringing together conventional and alternative sides of medicine to improve patient outcomes. When it comes to late-stage cancer treatment, Ed is considered a pioneer.

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

• Ed gives a brief...

Ed Clay is a pioneer in direct response internet marketing, a former MMA fighter ranking 9th in the world, and the owner of CHIPSA Hospital. He and his partners, Scott Nelson and Deddrick Perry, acquired CHIPSA Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico where they help patients by providing alternative treatment options at a fraction of the cost in the US while also trying to find ways to improve the cancer management issues in the country. Ed is also the President of United Cancer Centers located in Las Vegas where they applied the Right to Try Act into their model in a bid to help end-stage cancer patients get access to a combination of conventional and alternative treatment

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

• Ed Clay talks about his history with mixed martial arts and how he pivoted into entrepreneurship from there
• What inspired Ed to acquire CHIPSA
• Ed touches on the Right to Try Act and the launch of United Cancer Centers
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