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Seven Key Principles of Cancer Therapy: Alternative Approaches to Disease Resolution
ABSTRACT
Despite large-scale investment and decades of research and clinical application, conventional cancer
treatment protocols (that include chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery) have failed to yield significant results
in the battle against cancer. Cancer statistics have been used throughout to represent the successes and failures
to date with the purpose of highlighting the need for change. Some of the downfalls of conventional approaches
include induction of toxicity, suppression of immune response, triggering of cancer resistance, and numerous
other side effects. These treatments are also capable of causing physical damage at the cellular, tissue, and organ
levels. In many cases, these treatments, at best, are given not for their curative but for their palliative effects.
In that context, we discuss here the relevance of embracing non-toxic, alternative cancer treatments that are
effective and do not harm the body.
The philosophy that forms the foundation for alternative cancer treatment approaches is discussed in detail,
including the Seven Key Principles of Cancer Therapy. These principles define an alternative cancer treatment
protocol that includes the fundamental elements that sustain health: the absence of toxins, a well-tuned immune
system, appropriate levels of oxygenation, optimal nutritional status, suppression of pathogenic elements, and
the maintenance of mental and spiritual integrities. Healing the disease and ignoring the body does not work
for cancer treatment.
The sono-photo dynamic therapy (SPDT) method is described, highlighting its mechanism of action. SPDT
is a method in which specific sound and light wavelengths are used to activate a porphyrin-like sensitizer that
absorbs selectively into cancer cells. The generated reactive oxygen species (ROS) destroy the tumor cell, damage
the tumor vasculature, and induce an inflammatory response that recruits the cancer-suppressed immune system.
Here, the utilization of this method, along with the other Seven Principles of Cancer Therapy is illustrated,
with chosen case studies that demonstrate the value of treating patients with alternative cancer treatments.
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