No more worries about metastasis or recurrence – today you’ve learned about a therapy that can cure cancer.
Focusing on Cancer Cure
We provide detailed information on how our cutting-edge Intra-Tumoral Chlorine Dioxide Therapy offers new hope for cancer patients. Whether you are newly diagnosed or exploring alternative treatments, we’re here to help you fight cancer with personalized, minimally invasive therapy.
Facing the Struggles of Cancer Treatment Today
Cancer treatment remains a major challenge. Despite advancements, many patients, especially those with advanced stages of cancer, still face the harsh reality of limited treatment options and a constant threat to life. Traditional therapies often offer limited success and come with significant side effects, leaving many feeling frustrated and seeking better solutions.
A key issue is the lack of patient involvement in treatment decisions. We believe that cancer care needs a shift in mindset, where patients actively participate in their own treatment. Our approach encourages this engagement, helping patients fight cancer while maintaining a high quality of life.
For those interested in learning more, my book, Confronting the Cancer Care Plight: Using First Principles to Navigate Your Cancer Journey, offers further insights into transforming cancer treatment.
How to Choose the Right Treatment
How This Framework Helps Choose the Right Treatment
This 5-factor analysis provides a standard method for choosing the right cancer treatment, emphasizing factors that are critical for patient well-being. By focusing on convenience, safety, inhibition rate, drug resistance, and sustainability, this framework helps identify treatments that offer both immediate and long-term benefits, making Intra-Tumoral Chlorine Dioxide Therapy a promising choice for cancer care.
The therapy involves a direct injection into the tumor, which takes just a few minutes. While this makes the procedure relatively quick, the need for a medical professional to perform the injection may still be considered less convenient than oral or intravenous treatments. The treatment’s ability to be adjusted for different types and stages of cancer, however, provides a degree of flexibility, which could improve overall convenience for patients.
• Reason for the score: While the injection is quick and adjustable, it requires clinical expertise, which impacts convenience compared to non-invasive treatments.
Safety is one of the biggest advantages of this therapy. The reaction between chlorine dioxide and the tumor produces only chlorine ions and water, with no harmful byproducts or significant side effects. It is highly localized, meaning it doesn’t impact the rest of the body, offering minimal risk to healthy tissue.
• Benefit: The therapy is safe due to the absence of systemic side effects, which is crucial for patients seeking a treatment that doesn’t harm their overall health.
• Reason for the score: Although the treatment has minimal side effects, there is still a slight risk of damaging surrounding healthy tissue during the injection.
The therapy works by directly killing tumor cells upon injection and also penetrates the blood vessels of the tumor, cutting off its supply of oxygen and nutrients. This dual action weakens the tumor, and the immediate response significantly reduces its size.
• Benefit: By targeting both tumor cells and their blood supply, this therapy offers strong inhibition, especially at the injected site.
• Reason for the score: While the treatment is highly effective at inhibiting the injected tumor, it may not affect tumors outside the injected area, which slightly reduces the inhibition rate.
One of the therapy’s greatest strengths is its ability to kill cancer cells without creating drug resistance. Since it does not rely on the same mechanisms as traditional chemotherapy, it bypasses the issues of resistance that often limit the effectiveness of other treatments.
• Benefit: The lack of drug resistance is a huge advantage, ensuring long-term effectiveness without the usual challenges faced by patients undergoing traditional cancer treatments.
• Reason for the score: This therapy is immune to the development of drug resistance, making it a unique and valuable option for cancer treatment.
The therapy’s sustainability is notable because it can be used repeatedly, with adjustments made based on the patient’s response. The ability to customize dosages and treatment plans for various cancers enhances its long-term viability as a treatment option. Additionally, the process promotes tissue regeneration and healing, making it suitable for repeated sessions without diminishing its effectiveness.
• Benefit: Repeated treatments can be performed as needed, providing long-term sustainability in managing cancer.
• Reason for the score: While the treatment can be used repeatedly, the need for injections and medical procedures makes it slightly less convenient for continuous use compared to oral medications.
Innovative and Targeted
Our therapy is directly focused on tumors, minimizing harm to healthy tissue while effectively reducing cancerous growths.
Minimal Side Effects
Unlike traditional treatments, our therapy has been shown to have very few side effects, allowing you to continue your life with minimal disruption.
Flexible and Personalized
We offer a tailored treatment plan based on your unique condition, adjusting the number of treatments to suit your needs.
Non-Invasive:
This treatment eliminates the need for surgery or aggressive methods, providing precise tumor targeting with minimal damage and a more convenient option for cancer care.
Our team has experience in intra-tumoral injections for all of the above cancers, and we have developed clinical guidelines specific to each of these types. In theory, we are capable of treating any solid tumor. If your cancer type is not listed above, please feel free to contact our experts. You can also continue browsing the list below to check if your cancer type might be treatable. Some may be treatable, while others may not.
1. Adrenal Cancer: Cancer that originates in the adrenal glands, which are located above the kidneys and produce hormones.
2. Bone Cancer: Cancer that starts in the bones, often causing pain, swelling, and fractures.
3. Head and Neck Cancer: Cancer that occurs in the mouth, throat, nose, or sinuses, affecting areas involved in speech and breathing.
4. Laryngeal Cancer: Cancer in the larynx (voice box), which can affect speaking, breathing, and swallowing.
5. Skin Cancer (Melanoma and non-melanoma): Cancer of the skin, including melanoma, which affects skin cells, and non-melanoma types like basal cell and squamous cell carcinoma.
6. Mesothelioma: A rare cancer caused by exposure to asbestos, affecting the lining of the lungs, abdomen, or heart.
7. Oral Cancer: Cancer found in the mouth, including the lips, tongue, cheeks, and gums.
8. Rectal Cancer: Cancer of the rectum, the last part of the large intestine, often causing changes in bowel movements.
9. Renal Cell Carcinoma: The most common type of kidney cancer, affecting the kidneys and often leading to blood in the urine.
10. Sarcoma (including osteosarcoma): A cancer that originates in the bones, muscles, or soft tissues like fat and cartilage.
11. Thymoma: A rare cancer originating in the thymus gland, which is located in the chest and produces cells for the immune system.
12. Testicular Cancer: Cancer of the testes, typically affecting young men and often presenting as a painless lump.
13. Uterine Cancer: Cancer that begins in the uterus (womb), often causing abnormal bleeding and pain.
14. Vaginal Cancer: A rare cancer that starts in the vagina, affecting the reproductive system of women.
15. Vulvar Cancer: Cancer that occurs in the external female genitalia, causing itching, pain, or swelling.
16. Hodgkin Lymphoma: A type of blood cancer that starts in the lymphatic system, characterized by the presence of Reed-Sternberg cells.
17. Merkel Cell Carcinoma: A rare and aggressive form of skin cancer that develops in the Merkel cells, which are located just beneath the skin surface.
18. Endometrial Cancer: Cancer of the lining of the uterus, often causing abnormal vaginal bleeding.
19. Gallbladder Cancer: A cancer that starts in the gallbladder, an organ that stores bile, and can cause abdominal pain and jaundice.
20. Thyroid Cancer: Cancer that starts in the thyroid gland, affecting hormone production and causing a lump in the neck.
21. Neuroblastoma: A cancer that arises from immature nerve cells, typically affecting children and often found in the adrenal glands, neck, chest, or spinal cord.
Brain cancers require complex equipment for treatment, and currently, our team and partner clinics lack the necessary devices to treat these types of cancers.
Brain Cancer
Blood Cancers
Brain cancers require complex equipment for treatment, and currently, our team and partner clinics lack the necessary devices to treat these types of cancers.
Cancer Types We Can Treat
Our Intra-Tumoral Chlorine Dioxide Therapy has been shown to be highly effective in treating a wide range of cancers. This therapy offers a precise and targeted approach to cancer care, making it suitable for any solid tumor, regardless of its size, number, or stage. Whether the cancer is localized or has spread (metastasized), our therapy addresses the root cause, helping patients return to health and improve their quality of life.
1. Liver Cancer: Precision treatment for liver tumors with minimal impact on surrounding healthy tissue.
9. Kidney Cancer: Addressing kidney tumors, including those that have spread to other parts of the body.
11. Soft Tissue Sarcoma: Effectively targeting soft tissue sarcomas, reducing tumor size and improving outcomes.
Success Story
Our Network of Partner Clinics - Continuously Expanding
Germany
Rheinfelden
Our flagship clinic in Germany has extensive experience with our therapy, providing excellent treatment outcomes for patients with a variety of cancers.
Mexico
Tijuana
We have partnered with clinics in Mexico that offer access to our innovative therapy, making it available to patients seeking alternative cancer treatment options.
Brazil
São Paulo
Our Brazilian partners are also providing intra-tumoral chlorine dioxide therapy, offering a reliable and effective treatment alternative for cancer patients in the region.
Philippines
Manila
Our clinic in the Philippines is focused on providing cutting-edge cancer care, expanding access to our therapy for patients in Southeast Asia.
Our Comprehensive Cancer Treatment Services
Part 1: Standard Treatment Process
• Ensuring Low Side Effects
• Ensuring 100% Tumor Elimination
• Ensuring Immediate Feedback on Treatment Effectiveness
1. Treatment Plan Overview
Intra-tumoral chlorine dioxide therapy works by directly injecting chlorine dioxide into the tumor, utilizing its strong oxidative properties to effectively kill cancer cells. The treatment typically involves 4 injections, with each injection spaced approximately 7 days apart. The number of injections and intervals may be adjusted based on the patient’s specific condition to ensure the best results.
2. Precise Targeting of Tumors
Before each treatment, the doctor will conduct a detailed examination of the tumor using imaging technologies (such as CT, ultrasound, etc.) to determine its exact location and size. Based on this information, the doctor will precisely inject chlorine dioxide into the tumor site, ensuring the drug directly acts on the tumor cells, thereby maximizing the therapeutic effect.
3. Flexible Treatment Plan
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Standard Treatment Plan: Typically consists of 4 injections, with each injection spaced 7 to 30 days apart. The exact interval will be adjusted according to the patient’s response and condition.
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Adjusting the Number of Injections: During the treatment process, the number of injections may increase or decrease depending on the patient’s response. If the tumor responds well, the treatment might require only 3 injections; for more complex cases, the number of injections may be increased to 5 or more to ensure thorough tumor treatment.
4. Tumor Necrosis and Monitoring
After the injection, patients can quickly observe the tumor’s necrosis through imaging (such as ultrasound or CT). Typically, within 30 minutes to 1 hour after treatment, the area of tumor necrosis will become visible. As the treatment progresses, the tumor size will gradually shrink and may ultimately disappear.
Part 2: Free Annual Salvage Therapy
This section ensures:
• Patient Health Recovery
• No More Worries About Tumor Metastasis and Recurrence
If a patient experiences tumor recurrence after initial treatment, we offer free annual salvage therapy as part of our commitment to long-term patient care. This salvage therapy is provided once per year, and we offer it for up to 5 years at our German clinic. Each annual session is designed to ensure that any new tumor growth is effectively addressed and prevented, providing patients with ongoing support and reassurance. Our goal is to give patients peace of mind by ensuring that the tumor does not regrow, ultimately supporting their long-term health and well-being. This comprehensive follow-up treatment can be crucial for sustaining remission and minimizing the chance of recurrence, helping patients continue to live their lives without the fear of cancer returning.
Part 3: Treatment Effect Evaluation and Follow-Up
This section ensures:
• Cancer Becomes a Chronic Disease
• Our Therapy Cures Cancer
Throughout the entire treatment process, we provide comprehensive documentation and regular follow-ups to monitor the progress and effectiveness of the therapy. This includes periodic imaging exams such as CT scans, ultrasounds, or other diagnostic tools, which allow us to track changes in tumor size and the overall response to treatment. Our dedicated team of doctors carefully evaluates this data and adjusts the treatment plan as necessary to ensure the best possible results. Regular follow-ups also give patients the opportunity to discuss any concerns or questions with their medical team, ensuring they feel supported and informed at every step of their journey. This ongoing evaluation process is vital to achieving optimal outcomes and ensuring that the cancer is managed effectively over time. By closely monitoring progress, we aim to make cancer treatment a long-term, manageable condition, allowing cancer to be controlled or even cured, improving the patient’s overall quality of life.