Comments on: “Photon Beam Technology Kills Cancer in 16 Minutes”

By: JACK KENDLE

JACK KENDLE — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 23:15:29 +0000

I understand Patrick Swayze opted for the Cyberknife treatment and it certainly seemed to fail him.

The cost of the treatment is about USD$100,000. In Malaysia the Cyberknife treatment is about USD$20,000.

By: Lillian Butler

Lillian Butler — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 19:36:05 +0000

Unfortunately, I have lost a sister and a brother to cancer; one prostrate and the other breast. I’m 88 years old and still scared of the word cancer. Online, one agency guarantees Hydrogen Peroxide, 35% (which is Oxygen) as a cure for cancer and many other diseases. It’s not FDA approved, as the company feels that this would be a slap to the big drug companies, financially, thus may resort to underating the Oxygen. Man cannot live without Oxygen. Many hospitals are currently using it in isolated labs to heal body sores.

By: Darrell

Darrell — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 17:08:56 +0000

Lilli, my wife used ginger ale, ginger snaps, anything ginger, which is a natural treatment for neusea, works. PM me if your chemo doesn’t work, please. GOD BLESS !!

By: Ingrid

Ingrid — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 16:40:54 +0000

This was an article that I read. Maybe this can help Lilli. Certainly would not hurt to try! Cancer patients may be able to reduce the toxic side effects of chemotherapy without spending a penny on absurdly expensive drugs like Procrit.

Researchers at the University of Southern California believe that a two day fast before chemotherapy may set in motion a protective reaction in healthy cells, guarding them from chemo side effects.

Valter D. Longo, a USC associate professor of biological sciences, explained to HealthDay News that anti-aging research has revealed that certain stressors activate a protective “shield mode” in healthy cells. One of those stressors is starvation. Longo and his colleagues believe that healthy cells may be protected when chemo is given while those cells are in shield mode.

So far, the USC team has conducted three tiers of study: first on yeast, then on human cells in a lab, and most recently on mice.

In the mouse study, animals were injected with brain cancer cells. Some of the mice ate a normal diet, while others were given no food for 48 hours prior to receiving a high dose of the chemo drug etoposide. Within 10 days, all of the normal-diet mice displayed toxic side effects and nearly half of them died. Only one of the mice in the 48-hour fasting group died, and none of the mice in this group displayed toxic side effects.

After treatment, normal-diet mice lost an average of 20 percent of their body weight, while most of the mice in the 48-hour fasting group regained their lost weight within four days.

Longo and his colleagues are now planning a human trial. I’ll keep an eye out for their further research and let you know as soon as it’s published.

To Your Good Health,

Jenny Thompson

By: Brandon Soileau

Brandon Soileau — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 16:41:43 +0000

Which company invented this product? Any help greatly appreciated