Target Cancer
There are highly effective ways to target and eliminate cancer specifically without causing harm to the body.
Dr. Hardin B. Jones, a former professor of medical physics and physiology at the University of California, Berkeley, has studied the life expectancy of cancer patients for more than 25 years and has come to the conclusion that full dose chemotherapy does more harm than good.
“People who refused treatment lived for an average of 12 and a half years, and those who accepted other kinds of treatment lived on an average of only 3 years.” stated Dr. Jones about his study’s findings, published in the journal Transactions of the New York Academy of Sciences.
Dr. Jones’ study also found that the same is true concerning conventional treatments for breast cancer. Women with breast cancer who refused chemotherapy, radiation and surgery — and remained untreated — likewise lived four times longer than women who went under the knife or agreed to be poisoned with chemicals.
Unfortunately, the conventional approach to cancer is based upon the military model, where the doctor is the General and the nurses and technicians are the soldiers in a war against “the tumor”. The problem with this approach is that the battleground for this war against the tumor(s), is the human body, where all of the collateral damage occurs, which are euphemistically referred to as “side effects”.
Although the conventional, non-surgical approach to treating cancer (high dose chemo, radiation, targeted gene therapies, etc) is effective in damaging and shrinking tumors, it is also equally as effective in damaging and shrinking healthy tissues and organs resulting in a greatly diminished quality of life.
That means that most patients lose their appetites, experience nausea and vomiting, have difficulty with their bowels, have very poor energy levels, are unable to sleep and are often depressed.
Our focus at Oasis International is on the patient, not the tumor.
Our goal is to eliminate the tumors while allowing the patient to enjoy being alive and spending time with their family and friends, continue working and having a social life, enjoy a good night’s sleep and have their bowels and other bodily functions proceed as close to normal as possible.
This is a person-oriented approach and not a tumor-oriented approach.
We do not “go to war” against the tumor since it is part of the body and that would be the same thing as going to war against the person.
Understanding the biology of cancer allows the development of therapies that challenge cancer cells by putting them in a position where they do not have the enzymes required to metabolize a particular substance, usually of botanical (plant based) origin like vitamin C, artesunate, etc.
On the other hand, healthy cells do have the required enzymes and are either benefited by the therapy or completely unharmed. These are therefore truly NON-TOXIC THERAPIES.
“Metabolic Therapy” – Relies on Ability to Metabolize
By knowing which enzymes a cancer cell has and does not have a therapy can be administered that will require the cancer cell to do something it simply cannot. In other words, if a cancer cell lacks the enzymes needed to metabolize a certain compound and is then exposed to that specific compound the cancer cell dies. On the other hand, non-cancerous cells (healthy cells) do have those enzymes and can easily metabolize these compounds.
The result of this kind of therapy?
- The cancer cells die AND
- No damage to healthy cells, tissues and organs.
There are certain situations where chemotherapy is necessary. When it is necessary we administer it as metronomic (low-dose) chemotherapy along with insulin so as to minimize “side effects”.
This is what we call insulin potentiated therapy (IPT). This method allows us to target the cancer cells specifically with chemotherapy given that they have more insulin receptors than healthy cells, while significantly reducing any effect on healthy cells, tissues or organs.
Below is a list of the multiple ways our treatments and therapies target cancer cells without harming healthy cells.
Target Glucose Affinity
- Insulin potentiated therapy (IPT)
- Plant based low-glycaemic diet
- Juice Feasting
- Water fasting (starve cancer cells)
Target Affinity for Anaerobic Conditions
- Vitamin C
- Ozone
- Hydrogen Peroxide
- EWOT (Exercising With Oxygen Therapy)
Target Affinity for Iron
- Artesunate
Target Weakness for Hydrogen Cyanide
- B17