Cancer frequencies specifically target cancerous cells without damaging healthy ones; typically found between 100,000 Hz to 300,000 Hz.
Multiple patients have achieved stable disease after adding tumor-specific frequencies incrementally to their treatment program, an impressive achievement worthy of further study; however, concerns exist regarding safety and interactions with other therapies.
Rife machine
Rife therapy uses low-energy electromagnetic frequencies to treat diseases, such as cancer and HIV, without breaking skin cells or harming healthy ones. Rife machines typically feature a controller box with electrical pads attached to feet or hands; you connect these pads periodically during short spurts of time throughout each week to connect to the Rife machine for short bursts.
Rife technology operates under the theory that everything, including harmful cells and microorganisms, operate at their own resonant frequency. If you can identify this frequency using a Rife machine like The Apathecary Natural Health Center’s Spooky2 Rife machine, Dr. Anthony Apa uses sound waves to transmit these vibrations throughout your body for maximum effectiveness.
For pelvic cancer treatments such as prostate and cervical cancers, HIFU is administered via the back passage (rectum). You’ll first require an enema or laxative to clear out your bowels before receiving an anaesthetic or sedation dose to make you sleepy during treatment. After that, you might stay overnight in hospital before having CT or MRI scans done to check on whether any tumors have shrunk post-HIFU and further treatments might be required if new tumors reappear post-treatment.
HIFU
HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) is an ultrasound therapy treatment that uses high-energy sound waves to target tumors or other diseased tissue in the body. HIFU is typically employed for prostate cancer, other forms of cancer and noncancerous pelvic growths; and other diseases and conditions. Doctors utilize an MRI scan to locate areas to be treated. Once in position, an ultrasound probe emits ultrasound waves which create heat which destroys any tumours or damaged tissue in its vicinity.
Doctors refer to this noninvasive procedure, which does not cut your skin, as “noninvasive ablative therapy”. You may receive an anxiolytic drug like propofol to make you sleepy before receiving HIFU treatments; additionally, sedation can also help patients relax during treatments. HIFU procedures can be carried out either as outpatient procedures at hospitals or specialty treatment centres.
You can receive HIFU treatment through your skin on your chest, abdomen, groin or pelvis. Rectum HIFU can be used to treat prostate cancer or other cancers in your pelvis as well as non cancerous growths (fibroids) in the womb. Doctors also use this therapy through your skin for other diseases and conditions in your body like kidney, liver or pancreatic cancer as well as to shrink or remove cysts.
Doctors frequently combine HIFU with other treatments such as surgery or radiotherapy, prescribing medications to reduce pain and swelling after the procedure; and giving blood clot-preventative drugs afterward. A drain may also be placed into your bladder for urine collection before eventually the catheter may be taken out and you can return home.
One major advantage of HIFU therapy is its precision. Physicians work hard to minimize damage to healthy tissues nearby the tumor site. This may lower risks such as incontinence or long-term erectile dysfunction as compared to surgery or radiation therapy treatments.
HIFU treatment is generally safe; however, some individuals may experience adverse reactions such as hot flushes or localized pain at the treatment site.
Select a doctor with extensive HIFU treatment experience; one who knows exactly what you can expect and can plan the procedure safely and precisely. Inquire as to their experience as well as the number of procedures they’ve performed.
After having HIFU, it may be necessary to undergo a PSA test in order to assess its efficacy; your PSA level should begin decreasing as a result of treatment. In addition, additional tests such as an MRI scan or biopsy might also be performed in order to ensure it has not caused any irreparable damage to the prostate.
Consult with your doctors about HIFU and other treatment options for your condition, such as surgery and injections. They can explain their advantages and disadvantages for each option, while they may refer you to experts for second opinions – hearing what others think may help determine which one will work best.
