New Cancer Testing Technology - I.V. Ozone, I.V Vitamin C and The Greece Test

 New technology to detect floating cancer cells in the blood. 

A group of scientists from the University of Illinois at Chicago and Queensland University of Technology in Australia have demonstrated a new device to detect floating cancer cells in the blood at a low cost and fast pace. 

The device detects "circulating tumor cells" which are cells shed from the primary tumor into the bloodstream.  "A 7.5-milliliter tube of blood, which is a typical volume for a blood draw, might have ten cancer cells and 35-40 billion blood cells," explains Ian Papautsky, a corresponding author on the new research. "So we are really looking for a needle in a haystack." (Haridy, 2019)

The device uses microfluidic technology to separate cancer cells from other cells in any given blood samples.  The new device is unlike any other in that it can harness the theory of size-dependent inertial migration, essentially filtering out CTCs based on the cells size compared to other elements within the sample. 

The results from early testing are being referred to as "remarkable". The device can successfully capture 93% of cancer cells from only a 5 ml blood sample spiked with 50 CTCs. As long as the cells are larger than blood cells the device can be used. 

If you are looking to strengthen your fight against cancer  we offer vitamin C in a variety of our I.V. therapies and also on its own. Check out our "Cancer I.V."

We now combine I.V. Ozone and high dose Vitamin C treatments for patients with cancer.

Cancer IV: Recent studies at the NIH (National Institute of Health), conducted by Harvard Medical School researcher, Mark Levin, M.D. have demonstrated the anti-tumor effect of high dosage IV Vitamin C.  This same effect does not occur with oral vitamin C.  This therapy was originally developed by Nobel Prize Winner, Dr. Linus Pauling, expanded upon by Dr’s. Klenner and Cathcart and, more recently, Hugh Rirodan, M.D. Intravenous, high-dosage Vitamin C also reduces the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation for those receiving conventional medical therapies. This formula can be done in low, medium and high doses. Patients must do certain labs before they are cleared for high dose Vitamin C. We have several adjunctive natural plant chemotherapies that can be added to your formula. Visit these links for more information on Vitamin C for Cancer treatment.

You can also find vitamin C in our other formulations such as in our Heavy Metal Detox, Intelligent Immune IV, Let's Liver Detox and Arthritis/Pain/Inflammation I.V's. 

Vitamin C needs to be replenished daily as it is water soluble.  It comes in liquid, capsule and I.V. forms.  We offer Vitamin C drips. Step One - get your Vitamin C level tested. Call us to schedule your very affordable and short consultation today. We recommend that patients take Vitamin C daily and find a comfortable daily dose somewhere between 500mg up to 3000 mg for some. The dose depends on an individual's constitution, their medical condition and bowel tolerance. Foods high in vitamin C are raw peppers, fresh oranges, orange juice, black currents, citrus fruits and parsley. High vitamin C rich foods are not enough to provide therapeutic clinical changes so we need to take Vitamin C supplements and I.V. Vitamin C drips. 

We are now certified to offer The Greece Test. This blood test can determine which treatments are the most effective based on your tumor type. Is chemo or radiation right for you or is Vitamin C, Ozone or Salicinium better for your diagnosis? 

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