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Alternative Cancer Treatment at the Institute for Healthy Aging At the Institute, we insist that all cancer patients receive a traditional cancer evaluation from the oncologists of their choice, prior to our evaluation. There will be times when the patient will best be served receiving chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and antioxidant therapy. It is not our intent to imply that our cancer therapy should function as a replacement for traditional cancer treatment. Rather, our therapy should serve as a complement to conventional therapy. We have found that our adjunctive therapy potentiates the effectiveness of chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy against cancer cells, while diminishing the negative effects to the healthy cells; this tends to result in less unwanted side effects Most cancer patients will require three intravenous infusions per week, at least for the first 1-2 months. This will require that you have an intravenous line placed (such as a PIC line or central line) that can remain for at least a few months. Laboratory and imaging studies will have to be performed prior to initiation of therapy, as well as periodically, to follow the progression or regression of disease. At the Institute, our intravenous infusions consist of not only vitamin C, but also other antioxidants such as intravenous vitamin E, glutathione, and alpha lipoic acid. These antioxidants work synergistically and increase the effectiveness of vitamin C. Oral supplementation, especially between infusion days, has been found to be a very helpful adjunct to the intravenous infusions. The list of oral supplements can be significant and play an important role in successful cancer treatment. Chemotherapy can be administered locally or through periodic visits to the oncologist of your choice. What does the treatment consist of ? How often will I need to be treated ? Does this regimen replace chemotherapy ? Are there any side effects to the treatments ? Can I speak with a patient who has undergone this therapy? Is there temporary housing available? Where is the treatment currently available? Bio Dr Rosenberg Dr Rosenberg In The News Alternative Cancer Solution Sitemap
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ALTERNATIVE CANCER SOLUTION

Alternative Cancer Treatment at the Institute for Healthy Aging

At the Institute, we insist that all cancer patients receive a traditional cancer evaluation from the oncologists of their choice, prior to our evaluation. There will be times when the patient will best be served receiving chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and antioxidant therapy. It is not our intent to imply that our cancer therapy should function as a replacement for traditional cancer treatment. Rather, our therapy should serve as a complement to conventional therapy.

We have found that our adjunctive therapy potentiates the effectiveness of chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy against cancer cells, while diminishing the negative effects to the healthy cells; this tends to result in less unwanted side effects

Most cancer patients will require three intravenous infusions per week, at least for the first 1-2 months. This will require that you have an intravenous line placed (such as a PIC line or central line) that can remain for at least a few months. Cancer Treatment

Laboratory and imaging studies will have to be performed prior to initiation of therapy, as well as periodically, to follow the progression or regression of disease.

At the Institute, our intravenous infusions consist of not only vitamin C, but also other antioxidants such as intravenous vitamin E, glutathione, and alpha lipoic acid. These antioxidants work synergistically and increase the effectiveness of vitamin C. Oral supplementation, especially between infusion days, has been found to be a very helpful adjunct to the intravenous infusions. The list of oral supplements can be significant and play an important role in successful
cancer treatment.

Chemotherapy can be administered locally or through periodic visits to the oncologist of your choice.

What does the treatment consist of ?
How often will I need to be treated ?
Does this regimen replace chemotherapy ?
Are there any side effects to the treatments ?
Can I speak with a patient who has undergone this therapy?
Is there temporary housing available?
Where is the treatment currently available?
Bio Dr Rosenberg
Dr Rosenberg In The News
Alternative Cancer Solution Sitemap

Oral Supplements that Inhibit Cancer Growth - Myco-Immune Complex -Melatonin - Squalamine Extract -
Acetyl-L-Carnitine - Shark Liver Oil - Green tea extract - Methyl selenocysteine - Vitamin K2 -
Cancer Treatment and Alternative Therapy. The History of Vitamin C -
Cancer Treatment at The Institute For Healthy Aging -
Protocol for Vitamin C and other antioxidants at the Institute for Healthy Aging -
Abstract - Intravenous Vitamin D2 Analogue - Hormonal Therapy