OUR STORY
It Started with a Battle Against Cancer
Ken Brown, our founder, developed a unique mixture during his personal fight with cancer. Through research, experience, and a deep spiritual journey, he created a simple but powerful solution that helped him eat, drink, and live well during treatment—something many doctors said would be impossible.
An Unexpected Breakthrough
Radiation always leads to extreme damage to the throat area, requiring the use of a feeding tube for 2-3 months or more. My doctor stated he had never seen anyone heal so completely so quickly. He didn’t have an explanation. I did!
A Solution
After just 14 days all users have experienced the complete elimination of their
chronic digestive problems. Whether it has been 6 months or 6 years fighting this disabling condition, the same results.
One Mixture, Many Uses
We’re refining the formula to serve three distinct groups:
Cancer Patients:
Maximum strength to support eating and reduce treatment side effects
Digestive Problems:
Tailored version to calm and restore digestive comfort
General Public:
Professor Bee’s Honey Throat Balm for everyday sore throat relief
Meet Ken Brown
Ken is more than a founder—he’s a survivor, a father, and a man with a mission. His journey includes profound spiritual experiences, the tragic loss of his first wife to cancer, and his own life-threatening diagnosis. His practical mindset, combined with faith, led to the creation of a product now changing lives.
The Mission Is Clear
Every year, over 66,000 Americans are diagnosed with head and neck cancer. Millions live with digestive problems. Billions suffer from sore throats. Ken’s goal is to bring this mixture to the world—starting with clinical trials and free samples for those in need.
Get Involved
Want to participate in clinical trials? If you have digestive problems reach out. It’s completely free.
Interested in investing? This project has world-changing potential. Let’s talk.
Charity & Community Commitment
75% of all profits from Professor Bee's Digestive Aid go directly to:
Housing the homeless, vets and non-vets alike.,
Stocking food banks,
Supporting education
Supporting civil rights advocacy
Supporting existing charitable foundations
Supporting environmental initiatives.
Supporting wildlife protection world-wide.
Supporting women’s right issues.
Supporting Democracy around the world.