Patrick Swayze's comeback

Washington (ANI): Cancer-stricken movie star Patrick Swayze is expected to reprise his role in the sequel to the hit 1991 film 'Point Break'. If his health allows, the 55-year-old star would be reliving his character of 'Bodhi' for the film, reports Contactmusic. According to The Sun, the sequel is due to be shot in Singapore and Indonesia, however, the cast for the movie is as yet unconfirmed.

Earlier this year, Swazye had confirmed that he was suffering from pancreatic cancer. The 'Dirty Dancing' legend has reportedly readied his will, transferring his property worth millions to his wife of 32 years. Three top doctors have offered him a sure-shot cure with their new revolutionary treatments. Earlier this year, the 'Ghost' star had made public that he was battling the debilitating disease when his illness was revealed by a U.S. tabloid.

And now three cancer specialists have offered the 55-year-old actor to try their treatments promising to ward off his illness completely. In an article in America's Globe, Dr. Howard May, Robert Krupa and Dr. Jim Howenstine have claimed that they can surely help Swayze beat cancer with their miraculous tools. "I can cure Patrick Swayze," Contactmusic quoted Dr. May, as saying.

May, the National Health Director of the Phillipines Church of God has claimed that he himself is a living proof that his 'Zapper' device, really can come up with positive results. He insisted that his device boosts the body's immune system and kills pathogens and parasites that cause cancer and has already cured him of colon cancer. He explained: "I'm 86 and in better health now than I was when I was supposed to die within six months."

Also, Krupa said that his invention, the Rife machine, which uses electromagnetic energy to cancel out cancer, will surely prove to be a lifeline for Swayze. He said: "He'll (Swayze) know from hour one that something good is happening to his body. He'll suddenly be full of energy." And according to internist Dr. Howenstine, the secret to Swayze's cancer cure lies in a powerful antioxidant called Coenzyme Q10