There is data supporting the opinion that the use of EMFs has effects in the cell proliferation
and in malignant tumours in animals (Tofani et al., 2001; Yamaguchi et al., 2006). It has also
been reported that EMFs could act synergistically with chemotherapeutic agents (Gray et al,
2000; Ruiz Gómez et al., 2002), and reverse the resistance of cancer cells in chemotherapy
(Hirata et al., 2001; Janigro et al., 2006). Certain clinical studies have shown that the
application of EMFs in cancer patients, does not present side effects or toxicity (Barbault et
al., 2009; Roncheto et al., 2004). Existed data, also indicate that they prolong the survival
time of patients and inhibit the disease progression (Barbault et al., 2009; Kirson et al., 2007).
Consequently, EMFs can be used as a low-cost, safe and adjuvant treatment of the existing
anticancer therapy.
http://cdn.intechopen.com/pdfs/37400.pdf
An attempt to wake up the medical community to accept research done in the last 100 years proving that electromagnetic energy can replace brutal chemotherapy. Photo taken by a professional photographer, of his own daughter being treated for Neuroblastoma. The power of the image encouraged Andy to share it with others in order to highlight the 'real' face of childhood cancer. She died. The average cost for such treatment is in the order of 500k+.
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