Lase Med's LIESH Therapy (Attn: & Joe C.)

[Guest guest]

Hello , Joe C., and all,

I was just reading about Lase Med's LIESH Therapy (LIESH = Light Induced

Enhanced Selective Hyperthermia):

_http://www.lasemedinc.com_ (http://www.lasemedinc.com)

However, as Dr. Mike Golden helped me recall, Gammill posted the

following message to this forum (back in January 2009):

<< I advise against L.I.E.S.H., that is, Lase Med. Their staff is

secretive, furtive, paranoid, uninformed, and full of hyperbole. I have known

three

women who did the treatment. Immediately after the therapy the women were

all excited and very protective of the woman who does the treatments.

Apparently she makes a good impression with her exaggerated claims and her

stories of how the government was trying to steal her methods. Within weeks

each

woman sank like a bullet to hell. The first woman, Theresa from Florida, had

metastatic breast cancer and the woman promised her a cure. After a long

on-line discussion with their very hostile marketing people I strongly

argued against this therapy. Theresa went anyway and soon died. This was quite

a

disappointment as she was young, smart, upbeat and I thought she had a

good chance. >>

Then Joe C. added:

<< I have to concur with 's comments on this kind of treatment

because I knew the person involved and as it progressed, it became a horror.

Much suffering and then the end. >>

QUESTIONS:

& Joe C. --

So, was it your sense that the laser ablation actually brought upon

increased toxicity and TLS (Tumor Lysis Syndrome) through accelerated cancer

cell

necrosis, and/or that it even brought upon increased

metastasis/spread/growth of cancer cells within these poor people's bodies?

What do you think?

Should we likely expect the same from all forms of laser ablation, laser

hyperthermia, and interstitial laser hyperthermia?

How about from radiation therapy?

Thank you for your time.

peace and healing,

Glen from Illinois, USA

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[Guest guest]

Glen,

My views of LIESH therapy have not changed. I would let these people

nowhere near me with their " treatment. " If someone wants a

photodynamic therapy, I would strongly consider China.

At 03:50 PM 6/29/2009, you wrote:

>Hello , Joe C., and all,

>

>

>I was just reading about Lase Med's LIESH Therapy (LIESH = Light Induced

>Enhanced Selective Hyperthermia):

>

>_<http://www.lasemedinc.com_>http://www.lasemedinc.com_

>(http://www.lasemedinc.com)

>

>

>However, as Dr. Mike Golden helped me recall, Gammill posted the

>following message to this forum (back in January 2009):

>

><< I advise against L.I.E.S.H., that is, Lase Med. Their staff is

>secretive, furtive, paranoid, uninformed, and full of hyperbole. I

>have known three

>women who did the treatment. Immediately after the therapy the women were

>all excited and very protective of the woman who does the treatments.

>Apparently she makes a good impression with her exaggerated claims and her

>stories of how the government was trying to steal her methods.

>Within weeks each

>woman sank like a bullet to hell. The first woman, Theresa from Florida, had

>metastatic breast cancer and the woman promised her a cure. After a long

>on-line discussion with their very hostile marketing people I strongly

>argued against this therapy. Theresa went anyway and soon died. This

>was quite a

>disappointment as she was young, smart, upbeat and I thought she had a

>good chance. >>

>

>

>Then Joe C. added:

>

><< I have to concur with 's comments on this kind of treatment

>because I knew the person involved and as it progressed, it became a horror.

>Much suffering and then the end. >>

>

>

>QUESTIONS:

>

> & Joe C. --

>

>So, was it your sense that the laser ablation actually brought upon

>increased toxicity and TLS (Tumor Lysis Syndrome) through

>accelerated cancer cell

>necrosis, and/or that it even brought upon increased

>metastasis/spread/growth of cancer cells within these poor people's bodies?

>

>What do you think?

>

>Should we likely expect the same from all forms of laser ablation, laser

>hyperthermia, and interstitial laser hyperthermia?

>

>How about from radiation therapy?

>

>

>Thank you for your time.

>

>

>peace and healing,

>Glen from Illinois, USA

[Guest guest]

It was terrible to open the paper to the Obituary Section and see the name of

someone I regularly spoke with.

Apparently there was serious Lymphodema which only surfaced after this

treatment. People, we, tend to jump at exciting sounding treatments and do

so without solid information to support claims. People write books and

articles and they are meaningless. Claims by the Allopaths and claims by

certain in the Alternative field can be the same-bogus. Yes, many of us have

serous situations however, there is rarely the circumstances one cannot stop,

take a deep breath, and seek information. To quote a list member, " Information

is your best friend " and remember the end of the saying, " Keep an open

mind...............but not so open your brains fall out " .

Joe C.

I still like the following quote:

" There is no absolute knowledge. And those who claim it, whether they are

scientists or dogmatists, open the door to tragedy. All information is

imperfect. We have to treat it with humility " : J. Bronowski