INFUSION POTENTIATION THERAPY (IPT) - Microdose chemotherapy is based on the fact that a cancer cell has a voracious appettite for glucose; Actually thirty times greater of a normal cell. When glucose levels are lowered, the cancer cells are stressed for glucose. If glucose is administered, mixed with microdoses of alternative and allopathic (90/10, 85/15)) chemotherapy the cancerous cells will preferentially take up the mixture. The cancerous cells takes in most of the chemo in its desperae attempt to get the glucose. The cancerous cells need the glucose to survive, while the normal cells are baely affected.

There are many other therapies: Oxygen Therapy, Nutrient Infusions, Chelation Therapy, COX2 Inhibition Therapy.

What is Holistic Therapy?

To place the cancer issue in perspective, we should look at two main characteristics that cancer cells exhibit which are exhibited by normal cells. Cancer Cells are normal cells whose DNA has been altered by some insult (chemical or otherwise) which allows the cell to survive by not in the controlled way of other normal cells. These are the two characters:

1. Lack of differentiation: Cancer cells lack the ability to do a job for the good of the whole body.

2. Uncontrolled cell division: As they mature and can store enough energy to divide they will do so. This eventually creates a tumor mass known as cancer.

What is Metastasis? - Cancer that has spread to another part of the body. The word metastasis strikes terror into the heart of the oncologist. His results drop down below one half of a percent recovery when cancer has spread from the primary site. He knows that he has a patient that is going to die-sooner or later.

Wholistic therapy does not fear metastasis instead it treats the body as a whole to mark it an unwelcome host to further abnormal growth.

There are three types of allopathic treatment for cancer; Surgery, Radiation, and Chemotherapy.  Chemotherapy affects not only cancer cells but also rapidly growth cells, such as blood cells, hair cells, and cells that line the digestive tract.  As a result, the patient may have side affects such as anemia, hair loss, nausea, fatigue and vomiting.

These approaches have proven to be quite unsuccessful. It is evident by the statistics of the National Cancer Institute which indicates that there has been no substantial improvement in cancer cures in the past several decades.

One of the most detramental issues with allopathic chemotherapy given to a patient  is that the body will eventually build a resistance to the chemo over a period of time. The result is then for greater intensive and destructive forms of chemotherapy.