Re: Another way to go.. [1 Attachment]

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There's another red flag. The text of the _press release_ says:

.. . . The NanoKnife® IRE System is not a knife, but rather a new

.. . . use for nanotechnology that offers a treatment alternative

.. . . that is potentially safer and has the promise of being more

.. . . effective than existing therapies.

Where's the " nanotechnology " ? What I see is an electro-cautery system using

short current pulses.

Buyer beware!

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> I read up a little on this therapy recently when one of the Yana men

> considered using it - Tweed at

> http://www.yananow.org/Mentors/T.htm and anyone interested might look

> at the comments and links there.

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> It is very important to note that even Dr Wong says: <snip> The NanoKnifeR

> IRE System is ... a new use for nanotechnology that offers a treatment

> alternative that is potentially safer and has the promise of being more

> effective than existing therapies. <snip> " Potentially safer " and a " promise

> of being more effective " are warning signs for anyone because essentially

> these phrases mean that there is no proof of safety or effectiveness.

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> All the best

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> Prostate men need enlightening, not frightening

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> Terry Herbert - diagnosed in 1996 and still going strong

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> Read A Strange Place for unbiased information at

> http://www.yananow.org/StrangePlace/index.html

> <http://www.yananow.net/StrangePlace/index.html>

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> _____

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> From: ProstateCancerSupport

> [mailto:ProstateCancerSupport ] On Behalf Of Tom

> Sent: Sunday, 23 January 2011 6:54 AM

> To: ProstateCancerSupport

> Subject: Another way to go.. [1 Attachment]

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> I thought I would pass on info regarding a new PC treatment available. It is

> an FDA approved ablation method using electrical voltage. It's called

> " Nanoknife-IRE " . This could be the way of the future. The doc will be happy

> to answer any questions. I believe the only caveat is a prostate size limit.

> His clinic is located in Atlanta.

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> No cutting, no seeds, no radiation, no hormones. Nerves and normal cells are

> spared.

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> There is swelling of the prostate after the procedure necessating a

> catheter.

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