Guest guest Posted January 25, 1999 Report Share Posted January 25, 1999 In Dr. Fritz's article on hypothermia was the mention of probes that heat an area above normal temperatures. The idea of the therapy is to force the production of white blood cells which then attack viruses, bacteria, and whatever other invaders might be causing disease. I know a Canadian engineer who makes rectal probes for this purpose. He also makes electronic devices for killing bacteria and viruses from outside the body (Hulda clark's zapper). Get his contact information from http://www.datadepo.com/cures for cancer/tools.htm Incidently, I believe the thermal probes are closely related in effect to Coley's Toxins and fever therapy, also discussed on the above website in the drugs area. Hurt Cancercure list owner ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2007 Report Share Posted October 13, 2007 One clinic in Mexico that I have had contact with actually raises the body temperature to 107 (sounds scarey to me) by ciculating some blood through a heting device. They combine this with low dose radiation. At Valley Cancer Institue in Los Angeles they do a type of hyperthermia I believe using ultrasound combined with low dose radiation. I visited Valley and wasn't that impressed with the place. Saunas are a type of hyperthermia, although not to the extent of clinically induced hyperthermia there is a considerable amount of evidence that they work to increase function of the immune system. --------------------------------- Catch up on fall's hot new shows on TV. Watch previews, get listings, and more! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2007 Report Share Posted October 13, 2007 Right, Pam. Hyperthermia is not simple, easy or comfortable, and it needs to be done carefully by experts, because in order for it to be effective, body temperature does have to be raised dangerously high. I would still like to hear from JS, who has been through the process, what it is like, if he is able to tell us. Elliot 3:16 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2007 Report Share Posted October 13, 2007 Right Elliot, I was also curious and initially asked JS about his experience. Pam breathedeepnow <aug20@...> wrote: Right, Pam. Hyperthermia is not simple, easy or comfortable, and it needs to be done carefully by experts, because in order for it to be effective, body temperature does have to be raised dangerously high. I would still like to hear from JS, who has been through the process, what it is like, if he is able to tell us. Elliot 3:16 --------------------------------- Don't let your dream ride pass you by. Make it a reality with Autos. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2007 Report Share Posted October 13, 2007 Hi Elliot and Pam, I posted yesterday already a reply. Somehow did not work.... It is not the way you described. there is an interstitual hyperthermia, where they have to place an " instrument " inside your brain. This is not what I did. Where the whole body is heated is not used for brain tumors as the rise of temperature is not enough. AND IT IS NEVER COMBINED WITH RADIATION !!! It is working with radio waves. YOu lie on a bed and there is a " pot " that is going to be placed on the place where your tumor is located. I can also post clinical trials for example with boswellia given and very good results. about the newest technique, I was the first one to lie on this bed in austria, you can see the technical data and a foto here: http://www.celsius42.de/index.php?id=21 & L=1 .... about the procedure itself you can find everything here: http://www.hyperthermie.at/alt/www/default_en.htm ..if you have any detailled questions I am sure I can answer them! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2007 Report Share Posted October 13, 2007 Hi, Pam. There are many different applications and kinds of hyperthermia. That is where the confusion is coming from. Here is a link that does a very good job of explaining the various types and procedures: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Therapy/hyperthermia Of course, since that is an NCI site, it says " hyperthermia is nearly always given as an adjunct to chemotherapy and/or radiation. " Of course! Why should a cancer client ever be deprived of the " pleasures " of chemotherapy and radiation? When I was on a list where people talked about healing from lymphoma, I told members to find themselves an oncologist who was willing to administer monoclonal antibody treatment, which is one of the least toxic mainstream treatments there is, WITHOUT chemotherapy. People can respond very well indeed to monoclonal antibody treatment by itself, but how many oncologists are willing to administer that treatment all by itself? Not a lot. Anyway, hyperthermia can be relatively simple, and with scarcely any side-effects, or it can be quite complex, and have significant side- effects, depending on the cancer for which it is being used. Elliot 3:16 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2007 Report Share Posted October 14, 2007 Yes, Elliott is right, very simple and NO pain. The heat is only inside at the maximum. This is reached by the elctric waves. After the treatment , one hour, you can go home. Very effective for breast and brain tumor. .... love Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2007 Report Share Posted October 14, 2007 How can I find a doctor specializing in Hyperthermia in Central Florida? ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2009 Report Share Posted May 21, 2009 Here's some details/contact information on the hyperthermia treatment available at the Wolfe Clinic: Hyperthermia Treatment http://www.thewolfeclinic.com/note/2009/May_12/hyperthermia_treatment.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2009 Report Share Posted May 21, 2009 Here's some details/contact information on the hyperthermia treatment available at the Wolfe Clinic: Hyperthermia Treatment http://www.thewolfeclinic.com/note/2009/May_12/hyperthermia_treatment.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2009 Report Share Posted May 22, 2009 Speaking of . .. War on Cancer: Conventional German Oncologists Endorse Hyperthermia Ralph Moss, PhD http://www.townsendletter.com/May2009/warcancer0509.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2009 Report Share Posted May 22, 2009 Speaking of . .. War on Cancer: Conventional German Oncologists Endorse Hyperthermia Ralph Moss, PhD http://www.townsendletter.com/May2009/warcancer0509.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2009 Report Share Posted June 13, 2009 Hi n Morse, I thank you for thereply. Do you have ant=y references that temperatures of 102F (not frequency radiation) kills cancer cells? I am writting a boo, have heard of it have been unable to find specific credible study to prove hyperthermia differenciates and kills cancer cells. Frequency radiation has to be in the infrared and beynd to produce heat I am not aware that radio waves produce heat, am I wrong? Thanks\ ND n Morse wrote: > Hyperthermia is the first line of treatment for cancer in Germany (and has been for decades). > Regan had colon polyps went to Germany. Hyperthermia was part of his treatment, he passed not from cancer! > > Hippocrates was the first to offer ancedotal evidence that cancer was susceptible to high temperatures. Centuries later, in 1856, a German physician reported that a patient in whom a fever was induced had been completely cured of soft-tissue sarcoma. > > Recently in the 1970's, it was shown that chemo and radiation, augmented with Hyperthemia, controlled more tumors than either treatment when administered alone. (by the way Roswell/Buffalo uses hyperthermia, not sure for what type cancers). > > Multi-institutional clincial studies on hyperthermia of many deep-seated and highly resistant tumors of the lung, liver, pancreas, stomach, bladder and rectum were undertaken using 8MHz radio-frequency capacity heating devices at seven (7) institutions. A total of 177 people were used in the trial: 81 (46%) received hypertermia and chemo. Complete responses and partial responses wereobtained in 80% of the cases with lung cancer, 39% stomach cancer, 56% liver cancer, 35% pancreatic cancer, 71% bladder cancer, 100% with primary rectal cancer (now you know why Farrah went to Germany), 47% with recurrent rectal cancer. > > Compelling evidence exists that hypertermia therapy as PART of a multi-modal treatment approach is a viable tool that should be used more often in cancer therapies, either systemically, which involves the whole body, or locall, just around the area of a tumor. > > Hypertermia can be carried out in saunas, steam rooms, or sweat lodges, but should be surpervised by a trained professional. It is important to drink copious amounts of fluid during hyperthermia treatments. > > As far as running of to Mexico, is anyone telling that they ALSO use chemo with their application of hyperthermia? Many clinical studies have proved that whole body hyperthermia (WBH) enhances radiation and chemo. WBH has been shown to induce elevated levels of granulocyte-colony stimulating factor, interleukin-1 beta, interleukin-6, interleukin-8, interlueukin-10 and tumor necrosis factor-alpha within hours after administration. Results from non-randomized Phase I and Phase II trials showed that the combination of hyperthermia and radiation produced a two-fold increase in the response rate over standard radiation along. > (With the American Cancer Society only typing 12% of actual clinical studies, these were probably part of the 88% that were tossed in the garbage). > > > > ________________________________ > From: " Cuns-Rial@... " > > Are you guys serious? Where do you find information about cancer cells dying at 102F? Lavender and cancer? detox with baking sda? any proof of that? > ND > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2009 Report Share Posted June 13, 2009 To my knowledge the main course of treatment in Germany,besides traditional treatment, is based on the use of Iscador ( Viscum album) with Welleda Lab being the most popular and based on antroposophic medicine... It has been going on for years and it continues being the main alternative method people use in Germnay and now in other places in Europe as well. ROnald Regan did a lot of alternative treatments, including the use of FADON, Iscador, and why not, Hyperthermia...and Oxygen therapy, Ozone and Ukrain therapy.. There is no one single apporoach to cancer that can work in all cases, for all people.. I belive that one of the most important issues regarding cancer is often left out in all posts..It is the emotional, spiritual path..The body does change its chemistry depending on your emotions and on your beliefs..I have perosnally seen people stop their metastasis by changing their whole outlook on life and doing a lot of inner work,.. Not everyone I have seen that has done inner work has healed, but evryone that I have seen heal, has done some importat inner work and has let go of a lot of emotional grbage, has learned to surrender and have faith in the process..( easier said than done, for sure). It is not all, but I hardly ever see it addressed with the degree of importance that it deserves. L 2009/6/13 n Morse wrote: >Hyperthermia is the first line of treatment for cancer in Germany (and has been for decades). Regan had colon polyps went to Germany. Hyperthermia was part of his treatment, he passed not from cancer!.................. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2009 Report Share Posted June 13, 2009 References/Hyperthermia CC Vernon et al., " Radiotherapy With or Without Hyperthermia in the Treatment of Superficial Localized Breast Cancer " International Journal of Radiation, Oncology, Biolgy and Physics 35 (4): 731-44 (l996) FF Buell et al., " Synergistic Effect and Possible Mechanism of Tumor Necrosis Factor and Cisplatin Cytotoxicity Under Moderate Hyperthermia Against Gastric Cancer Cells " ls of Surigical Oncolgoy 4 (2): 141-48 (1997) M. Hiraoka et al., " Site-specific Phase I, II Trials of Hyperthermia at Kyoto University " Internation Journal of Hyperthermia 10 (3): 403-10 (1994) M. Kakehi et al., " Multi-institutional Clincial Studies on Huperthermia Combined with Radiotherapy or Chemotherapy in Advanced Cancer of Deep-seated Organs, " International Journal of Hyperthermia 6 (4): 719-40 (1990) K.S. Bisht et al., " Hyperthermia in Cancer Research: Current Status, " Indian Journal of Experimental Biology 34 (12): 1183-89 (l996) S.Kneipp, My Water Cure (Kempton, Bavaria: ph Koesel Publishers, year 1892) From: " Cuns-Rial@... " Hi n Morse, I thank you for the reply. Do you have ant=y references that temperatures of 102F (not frequency radiation) kills cancer cells?.... Thanks\ ND n Morse wrote: > Hyperthermia is the first line of treatment for cancer in Germany (and has been for decades).... > Hippocrates was the first to offer ancedotal evidence that cancer was susceptible to high temperatures. Centuries later, in 1856, a German physician reported that a patient in whom a fever was induced had been completely cured of soft-tissue sarcoma. > > Recently in the 1970's, it was shown that chemo and radiation, augmented with Hyperthemia, controlled more tumors than either treatment when administered alone. (by the way Roswell/Buffalo uses hyperthermia, not sure for what type cancers). > > Multi-institutional clincial studies on hyperthermia of many deep-seated and highly resistant tumors of the lung, liver, pancreas, stomach, bladder and rectum were undertaken using 8MHz radio-frequency capacity heating devices at seven (7) institutions. A total of 177 people were used in the trial: 81 (46%) received hypertermia and chemo. Complete responses and partial responses wereobtained in 80% of the cases with lung cancer, 39% stomach cancer, 56% liver cancer, 35% pancreatic cancer, 71% bladder cancer, 100% with primary rectal cancer (now you know why Farrah went to Germany), 47% with recurrent rectal cancer. > > Compelling evidence exists that hypertermia therapy as PART of a multi-modal treatment approach is a viable tool that should be used more often in cancer therapies, either systemically, which involves the whole body, or locall, just around the area of a tumor. > > Hypertermia can be carried out in saunas, steam rooms, or sweat lodges, but should be surpervised by a trained professional. It is important to drink copious amounts of fluid during hyperthermia treatments................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2009 Report Share Posted June 13, 2009 Thanks n.I'll check them out. ND n Morse wrote: > References/Hyperthermia > > CC Vernon et al., " Radiotherapy With or Without Hyperthermia in the Treatment of Superficial Localized Breast Cancer " International Journal of Radiation, Oncology, Biolgy and Physics 35 (4): 731-44 (l996) > > FF Buell et al., " Synergistic Effect and Possible Mechanism of Tumor Necrosis Factor and Cisplatin Cytotoxicity Under Moderate Hyperthermia Against Gastric Cancer Cells " ls of Surigical Oncolgoy 4 (2): 141-48 (1997) > > M. Hiraoka et al., " Site-specific Phase I, II Trials of Hyperthermia at Kyoto University " Internation Journal of Hyperthermia 10 (3): 403-10 (1994) > > M. Kakehi et al., " Multi-institutional Clincial Studies on Huperthermia Combined with Radiotherapy or Chemotherapy in Advanced Cancer of Deep-seated Organs, " International Journal of Hyperthermia 6 (4): 719-40 (1990) > > K.S. Bisht et al., " Hyperthermia in Cancer Research: Current Status, " Indian Journal of Experimental Biology 34 (12): 1183-89 (l996) > > S.Kneipp, My Water Cure (Kempton, Bavaria: ph Koesel Publishers, year 1892) > > > From: " Cuns-Rial@... " > > Hi n Morse, > I thank you for the reply. Do you have ant=y references that temperatures of 102F (not frequency radiation) kills cancer cells?.... Thanks\ ND > > n Morse wrote: > >> Hyperthermia is the first line of treatment for cancer in Germany (and has been for decades).... >> Hippocrates was the first to offer ancedotal evidence that cancer was susceptible to high temperatures. Centuries later, in 1856, a German physician reported that a patient in whom a fever was induced had been completely cured of soft-tissue sarcoma. >> >> Recently in the 1970's, it was shown that chemo and radiation, augmented with Hyperthemia, controlled more tumors than either treatment when administered alone. (by the way Roswell/Buffalo uses hyperthermia, not sure for what type cancers). >> >> Multi-institutional clincial studies on hyperthermia of many deep-seated and highly resistant tumors of the lung, liver, pancreas, stomach, bladder and rectum were undertaken using 8MHz radio-frequency capacity heating devices at seven (7) institutions. A total of 177 people were used in the trial: 81 (46%) received hypertermia and chemo. Complete responses and partial responses wereobtained in 80% of the cases with lung cancer, 39% stomach cancer, 56% liver cancer, 35% pancreatic cancer, 71% bladder cancer, 100% with primary rectal cancer (now you know why Farrah went to Germany), 47% with recurrent rectal cancer. >> >> Compelling evidence exists that hypertermia therapy as PART of a multi-modal treatment approach is a viable tool that should be used more often in cancer therapies, either systemically, which involves the whole body, or locall, just around the area of a tumor. >> >> Hypertermia can be carried out in saunas, steam rooms, or sweat lodges, but should be surpervised by a trained professional. It is important to drink copious amounts of fluid during hyperthermia treatments................ >> > > > ------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2009 Report Share Posted June 13, 2009 Regan's German treatment didn't work. He relapsed afterwards and went to Mexico. He was cured by using IPT (Insulin Potentiation Therapy) pioneered by Donato . His co-worker is still alive and has an internet radio show of which I am a regular guest the first Sunday of each month at 11 PM ET. www.eyeonthefutureradio.com Carmi Hazen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2009 Report Share Posted June 13, 2009 Reasearch Dr Holt in Australia, Perth, for the radiawave treatment of cancer, the only clinic in the world of its kind. He is now in his 80s and the clinic is still in practice, the bladder cancer was his main target. > >> Hyperthermia is the first line of treatment for cancer in Germany (and has been for decades). > >> Regan had colon polyps went to Germany. Hyperthermia was part of his treatment, he passed not from cancer! > >> > >> Hippocrates was the first to offer ancedotal evidence that cancer was susceptible to high temperatures. Centuries later, in 1856, a German physician reported that a patient in whom a fever was induced had been completely cured of soft-tissue sarcoma. > >> > >> Recently in the 1970's, it was shown that chemo and radiation, augmented with Hyperthemia, controlled more tumors than either treatment when administered alone. (by the way Roswell/Buffalo uses hyperthermia, not sure for what type cancers). > >> > >> Multi-institutional clincial studies on hyperthermia of many deep-seated and highly resistant tumors of the lung, liver, pancreas, stomach, bladder and rectum were undertaken using 8MHz radio-frequency capacity heating devices at seven (7) institutions. A total of 177 people were used in the trial: 81 (46%) received hypertermia and chemo. Complete responses and partial responses wereobtained in 80% of the cases with lung cancer, 39% stomach cancer, 56% liver cancer, 35% pancreatic cancer, 71% bladder cancer, 100% with primary rectal cancer (now you know why Farrah went to Germany), 47% with recurrent rectal cancer. > >> > >> Compelling evidence exists that hypertermia therapy as PART of a multi-modal treatment approach is a viable tool that should be used more often in cancer therapies, either systemically, which involves the whole body, or locall, just around the area of a tumor. > >> > >> Hypertermia can be carried out in saunas, steam rooms, or sweat lodges, but should be surpervised by a trained professional. It is important to drink copious amounts of fluid during hyperthermia treatments. > >> > >> As far as running of to Mexico, is anyone telling that they ALSO use chemo with their application of hyperthermia? Many clinical studies have proved that whole body hyperthermia (WBH) enhances radiation and chemo. WBH has been shown to induce elevated levels of granulocyte-colony stimulating factor, interleukin-1 beta, interleukin-6, interleukin-8, interlueukin-10 and tumor necrosis factor-alpha within hours after administration. Results from non-randomized Phase I and Phase II trials showed that the combination of hyperthermia and radiation produced a two-fold increase in the response rate over standard radiation along. > >> (With the American Cancer Society only typing 12% of actual clinical studies, these were probably part of the 88% that were tossed in the garbage). > >> > >> > >> > >> ________________________________ > >> From: " Cuns-Rial@... " > >> > >> Are you guys serious? Where do you find information about cancer cells dying at 102F? Lavender and cancer? detox with baking sda? any proof of that? > >> ND > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> ------------------------------------ > >> > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 6, 2009 Report Share Posted October 6, 2009 Hello Hope, The results for hyperthermia and glioblastomas and astrocytomas are still preliminary but are very promising. One report showed a 300% improvement in survival. The best people to ask would be the German doctors but when I was in Germany, I saw tremendous results with it. best wishes Johan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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