Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Hyperthermia
Recently, I learned of a treatment being offered in Pavia Italy by a doctor named Dr. Ponticha. It is called hyperthermia, radio frequency therapy and it is combined with hyperplasiaThe hyperthermia process involves raising the body temperature at the tumor site along wwith the use of radio waves and then using the hyperplasia treatment which involves removing a certain amount of the patient's blood and boiling it removing "toxins" and then cooling it enough to reintroduce it into the body, which then induces a fever and causes the immune system to kick in and fight the cancer. I got this information from a woman who was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer, followed by a partial mastectomy. It was strongly recommended that she have chemo and radiation. She went to Italy instead and had these treatments. Which needs to be repeated every 6 months. She is also being treated by a Doctor in Lake Lugano Switzerland named Dr.Giuseppe Zora. He is an oncologist and a surgeon who has been having great success with his treatments which are based in the idea that cancer is a virus and he and his wife Dr. Anna Zora have developed what is essentially a vaccine. The woman I met is currently cancer free.
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Sorry, but what you have described here is not hyperthermia. Hyperthermia is a medical practice that is use as a cancer treatment in very small, soft-tissue sarcomas and in some (few) solid tumors in which body TISSUE (not blood) is heated to kill cancer cells. It has the potential to kill only two types of cancer cells, those that contain deoxyribonucleic acid and are in preparation for division and those that are acidic and poorly oxygenated. What you described is Extracorporeal (or whole body) Hyperthermia. In this type of cancer therapy, the blood is heated but certainly not boiled and is used with high doses of heparin to counteract the activation of coagulation by the hemodialyzer (heater). WBH is still under research at this time and is very risky. Giving one example of some woman in Italy being cancer-free after this treatment does not necessarily exemplify the efficacy of the treatment. There are many possible factors that could be attributed to her "cure" including genetics and other things.
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European Journal of Cancer, Volume 37, Issue 13, Pages 1587-1589
O.Nielsen
You are correct and I apologize. What I meant to say was hyperplasia. This is used in conjunction with hperthermia in the treatment given in Italy. Thank you for catching that mistake
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