Re: Microwave Therapy ... what do you reckon Steph and others?
From: Yu (yuri_e_at_bezeqint.net)
Date: 08/16/04
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Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 00:58:31 +0300
What you think about that? http://www.celsion.com/breastcancer.htm ,
http://www.celsion.com/technology.htm
Celsion's core technology employs focused heat to treat cancer and other
diseases. The core technology was initially developed and patented by
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for the "Strategic Defense
Initiative." Celsion has worked closely with MIT to adapt this technology
to focus heat at cancer cells, killing them while simultaneously avoiding
damage to healthy tissue.
Yuri Eisenstark
"Greg Heinrich" <hein0050@flinders.edu.au> wrote in message
news:1905554a.0408092234.19d4ecf2@posting.google.com...
> On "A Current Affair" last night on Australian television, there
> was a big story about microwave therapy (administed via the
> Tronado machine) being used to treat cancer.
>
> A respected oncologist in Perth, Dr John Holt, has been using
> the controversial treatment for several years, and has apparently
> cured metastatic cancers. Holt is a publicity-shy doctor in his late
> 70s who is not into self-promotion and who charges a modest amount for
> the
> treatment. The treatment consists of an infusion of glucose blocking
> agent
> and then an infusion of insulin to lower blood sugar. The patient
> then
> receives microwave therapy.
>
> There were a number of people with "terminal" cancer who testified
> they
> had been cured on A Current Affair. One of these patients also
> has put her story online here:
> Page 4 of this document
> http://www.cancersupportwa.org.au/MediaBoard/newsletter/February2002.pdf
>
> Whilst I am usually skeptical of obvious quackery, Dr Holt seems to be
> a genuine, respectable, well-qualified oncologist. He's also the
> former director of the Institute of Oncology and Radiology in Western
> Australia.
>
> Is microwave therapy likely to be beneficial for cancer sufferers in
> your
> opinion?
>
> Greg
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