Alternative Breast Cancer Treatment - Cure with Laser Treatment and Alternative Medicine - LIESH Therapy
26th December 2007 by Rett Anderson Posted in Disease, Cancer, Revolutionary Therapies
Leith Holt lives in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. She recently got her breast cancer cured at a clinic in Jacksonville, Arkansas, a small town near Little Rock. It cost her $6,250 for five days of treatment with a laser system. I’ll quote part of Leith’s message on it. Feel free to contact her if you have questions. She is truly committed to helping other cancer patients.
Reprinted with permission from Bill Henderson and Leith Holt
“Hi Bill,
I joined your site on August 2, 2007. You gave me much food for thought. I would like to share with you my encounter with breast cancer and the results.
I realized after talking to you today, and reviewing all the information I had obtained on-line, that it was your book ‘Cancer-Free - 2nd Edition’ (which I obtained by e-mail), and your newsletters that put me in pursuit of alternative therapies, and eventually led me to the treatment I received. Without your book and the optimism contained in it, I seriously doubt I would be in a position today to say that my breast cancer is dead and gone.
My family doctor was informed by me during a visit on June 19, 2007 that I had discovered a lump in my right breast. He sent me for a mammogram, ultrasound and biopsy on June 22, 2007. I am a 62 year old female who was diagnosed with breast cancer in my right breast on June 28, 2007. The result was breast cancer with lymph node involvement (1 node). It was deemed to be Stage II-Stage III invasive ductal carcinoma (estrogen positive). On June 29th, my family doctor moved to another province, so I was without anyone to help me through the quagmire that was to come.
At first, I went through the normal channels of conventional medicine. I was given an appointment with a surgeon on July 4, 2007. However, after my first meeting with the surgeon and being informed that I had the choice of a total mastectomy or lumpectomy with radiation, I decided to do some investigation of my own. Something kept gnawing at me…to a point where I did not feel that conventional therapy was for me. I then decided to have another appointment with the surgeon on July 24, 2007 to ask questions about things such as survival, recurrence , and other methods used by other institutions.
This was the turning point for me. The surgeon was outraged that I would dare question his determination to do surgery. When I left, I told my husband that I refused to have conventional therapy and would find the answer elsewhere. I cancelled my surgery on July 26th, 2007.
A Naturopathic Doctor started me on some medications, such as triple potassium compound, Host Defense, Tumeric Force, Estrosense etc. On August 27th he ordered a blood test to see what the CA-15-3 marker was. It came back 32, just slightly above normal.
By now I was aware of my treatment alternatives, such as the Budwig Diet, Essiac, Dr. Simoncini, B-17 etc. In early September I ran across a site that intrigued me. The treatment seemed so logical. I investigated further, including listening to radio interviews with this individual. I began daily treatment (about 90 minutes each) on October 15th and finished on October 19th. I had the procedure for 4 days, and an INDEPENDENT ULTRASOUND done the morning of the last treatment on October 19th (the fifth and final treatment was in the afternoon to insure that if there were any stray cancer cells they would be destroyed).
The ultrasound showed that the tumor along with two involved lymph nodes were dead. Both my husband and I were present when the ultrasound was done and the technician allowed us both to view the screen and explained each pass she did. The diagnostic clinic also provided us with a CD of the ultrasound. The tumor which was not overly large in the first place (about the size of a cherry) has reduced about 1/2 in size. It will take my body time to absorb and eliminate the remaining dead tissue (I take special enzymes to assist in that procedure).
I do not wish to see others suffer the results of conventional medicine of cut (surgery) burn (radiation) and poison (chemotherapy). This is a very simple procedure. The site for the clinic at which I was a patient is www.lasemedinc.com
My e-mail address is: wgholt@telusplanet.net.
Thank you.
Leith Holt
P.S. As a result of your site, (Bill Henderson’s www.beating-cancer-gently.com/index.html )I started using MMS about a week ago to build up my immune system and rid it of all things that should not be there, and have passed the information on to many others with health problems.”
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Videos of the Laser treatment in action:
Video 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvRb4DNb_k4&feature=related
video 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUegh6u3tak
December 26th, 2007 at 1:34 pm
www.lasemedinc.com/LEISH_Therapy.html
This acronym stands for:
Light Induced Enhanced Selective Hyperthermia
which in itself pretty much summarizes all the characteristics of this new therapy. Although defined as a therapy, this new approach to cancer treatment is better identified as a new surgical procedure, which, in spite of this appropriate label, turns out to be in fact a non-invasive method of tumor de-bulking and destruction, at least for cutaneous and subcutaneous ones.
In other words, the procedure in itself is non-invasive, as contradictory as this might seem when describing surgery; still the access to the affected site might involve invasive methods, as in the case of internal organs.
This new procedure relies on the use of a proprietary LASER System, of a wavelength not significantly absorbed by human tissue and emitting a low power broad beam, which cannot produce damage on tissue under normal conditions.
Actually the L.I.E.S.H. approach to cancer treatment is a form of Photo-dynamic Therapy, but much improved from its original form, combined with some of the pinciples utilized in Radio-fractionated Hyperthermia.
Both Photo-dynamic Therapy and Radio-fractionated Hyperthermia are FDA approved; however, due to limitations in the available delivery equipment, they cannot be utilized to treat larger tumors.
The LAILT System I, proprietary of LASE MED, Inc. and utilized in the delivery of the L.I.E.S.H. Therapy, is designed to handle any size of tumor.
The methodology component of the LMI’s therapy involves a simple way of altering the human tissue absorption characteristics, only within the neoplastic growth, so that strictly the malignant tissue will fully absorb the energy from the LASER beam and exclusively the cells constituting the unwanted growth will reach a deadly temperature level, be subject to irreversible damage and therefore die, either immediately or within 48 hours.
In order to practically implement this approach, the LMI’s therapy relies also on the use of something similar to a surgical stain, which is directly injected into the malignant growth and can almost instantly spread uniformly within the entire mass of the unwanted growth.
This product is identified as “the enhancer” because it enhances the cells’ sensitivity to the particular LASER light utilized in this treatment; several different compounds could be used for this purpose, but with less effective results. For this reason it is important to rely on LMI’s proprietary stain, called OxyM, which is water soluble and completely innocuous, in other words with the same side-effects of a saline solution. In lay terms, during an application of the L.I.E.S.H. Therapy, what happens at the cellular level could be described by the following practical example:
Imagine a parking lot full of either white or black cars and completely illuminated by sun light, during a summer afternoon; the white cars will become warm, but the black ones will overheat to a point that it is not possible to simply step into them, before the air conditioning has had a chance to do its job.
This scenario practically describes what happens during a session of the L.I.E.S.H. Therapy, if the white cars are assumed to represent the healthy cells and the black ones to represent the enhanced cancer cells.
The idea of destroying cancer with heat is certainly not new and has been widely accepted for a very long time, but has had very limited applications because it was finally concluded that, in order to ensure destruction of the cancerous growth, it is necessary to reach a temperature deadly to healthy cells as well.
Many attempts have been made to bypass this problem and some methodologies have been developed like:
localized hyperthermia, laserthermia, radio-fractionated hyperthermia and TTT.
But they all have limitations and cannot complete the job, because they cannot achieve total necrosis and, unless the entire mass of neoplastic tissue is destroyed, the cancer will continue to grow.
With the L.I.E.S.H. approach to fighting cancer, it is possible to eventually achieve total necrosis, independently from the original size of the malignant growth, because the therapy is delivered in multiple sessions and because its repeatability is unlimited, due to the absence of really negative side effects.
The number of individuals treated with our L.I.E.S.H. Therapy is constantly increasing; all patients have been and are confirmed cancer cases, most of them already diagnosed as terminal .
Additionally all of our patients, while undergoing and following this treatment, have experienced visible and drastic improvement to their condition, without negative side effects.
Within three months, all patients who had undergone the full required cycle of our therapy, have experienced total recovery, verifiable by MRI in addition to ultrasonogram.
Again, in order to achieve complete remission, it is necessary to destroy the entire neoplastic tissue mass and sometimes this is not possible because, at the sight of such unusually positive results, the patients assume to have been cured and fail to return for the full series of the L.I.E.S.H. Therapy’s application.
Once the entire malignant growth is dead, it may be left in place, while waiting for the immune system to remove all the dead cells and complete the normal healing process; this is a preferred method and it is particularly good for smaller growths.
In extreme cases, when extremely large masses of dead cells are involved, it is possible to either aspirate out said cells, once they start to liquify, or alternatively surgically remove the entire necrotic mass.
In cases where the tumor mass has started to extrude, the portion exposed to air will be the fastest healing one and, after being deactivated, it will eventually dry out and fall off, like a scab.
To this date, not one patient has experienced any problem deriving from having undergone the L.I.E.S.H. Therapy, except for a heating sensation and slight discomfort during treatment, if a local anesthetic is not utilized.
To this date, even patients with the severely damaged or compromised immune system, from previous treatments or disease (Kaposi’s Sarcoma), have not suffered from infection of the treated area; one of the reasons for this positive occurrence is attributed to the fact that the wave length, of the LASER light utilized in this therapy, has been proven by NASA to naturally induce healing.
To the best of our knowledge, as theoretically proven and experimentally confirmed up to this point, all of the above listed information completely summarizes effects and consequences of undergoing our proprietary L.I.E.S.H. Therapy.
December 28th, 2007 at 2:36 pm
More info on laser therapy for breast cancer:
www.jumpcut.com/view?id=383C8BA263A811DCA35D000423CF382E
laserbreastcancersurgery.com/
Dr Ansanelli
accepts major insurances
May 18th, 2008 at 8:19 pm
I think that the treatments for cancer have become increasingly effective in recent years. Hopefully this is due to contributions and better funding to treat and understand cancer. This new procesure does seem more like surgery than an overall “treatment”, but I think that lives will be saved from it’s use for sure. That is a giant step forward in the fight against cancer. s
June 26th, 2008 at 8:00 pm
I am presently undergoing a course of treatment to kill a tumor in my breast with lymph node involvement at the LaseMed clinic in Little Rock Arkansas. i have much confidence in this bright and enthusiastic lady, Dr. Carpenter, who has a heart of gold and the mind of a scientist. i trust i will leave here without any living cancer in my body.I will be glad to hear from anyone who has questons about my experience here. Diana Lynn French
June 29th, 2008 at 6:15 pm
Diana,
I am very interested in any report you can give on this therapy. We need to know if this is for real. I had briefly communicated with the woman who wrote the above letter before she changed her email. She had me convinced.
I am very interested to know what is in the injection oxy m that they use during the surgical procedure. Can you enlighten us about it? its function? what drug or chemical is in it?
Hoping to hear from you again with get the most positive news possible.
June 29th, 2008 at 9:12 pm
Hi Rett,
To the best of my understanding at this time , the injection is a form of stabilized and purified chlorophyll. This makes sense, because the tumor must be isolated as the target area for the laser light to penetrate and heat to a level that can kill a tumor mass; deprive it of bloodflow. i believe i am as committed to understanding the truth as anyone can be. My life hangs in the balance in more ways than are apparent.i promise i will keep in touch as i go through this.Tomorrow will be day four for my treatment with the laser. Let’s pray together for my healing and for the success of this amazing woman’s life work. blessings to you and yours, Diana
August 1st, 2008 at 5:48 pm
Hi Bill!
I thank God for people like you who shares their knowledge to help people. My questions are: What is the assurance that after LEISH treatment, the tumor is really dead and would just need the body’s natural defense to eliminate the dead tissue, thus eliminating the chance of metastasis? How would an ultrasound tell you that the tumor is dead simply by it’s inactivity on the ultrasound? How can that treatment decrease the size of a tumor right after treatment when the heat would actually dilate the site, making it swell? Please help enlighten your readers about this. Thank you. Please publish my question on this website.
betsy
August 26th, 2008 at 7:33 pm
You will have to contact the facility that does the work with these questions. Sorry I cannot help.