Harness the Power of Your Immune System with Safe Cell-Based Immune Therapies: Effective, Safe, Predictable, No side effects:
Crucial Information – Cell-based immune therapies are very different to drug-based immunotherapy such as Keytruda, CAR T Cell and others – One is very safe – one is very risky.
Just Imagine…
- A safe high-tech cancer vaccine treatment without side effects that can potently stimulate your immune system.
- A cancer vaccine treatment made from your own immune cells that can increase the number of natural killer cells (NK) as well as increasing their cytotoxic activity by 3 to 20-fold.
- For 3+ decades there have been more that 10,000 cancer patients just like you who have been able to take advantage of this method.
BE INFORMED: There is a great difference between cell-based (column on left) & drug-based immune therapies now heavily promoted in Australia & New Zealand.
You should know about the severe unpredictable side effects with drug-based immunotherapies: see dangers-of-drug-based-immune-therapies-references/
Risk awareness here lags behind USA where litigation for deaths & damages from drug-based immune therapies is increasing. Even the FDA is being sued. keytruda-litigation-controversy
This page contains potentially life-saving, life-extending information outside the scope of AU & NZ hospitals. Our advice; spend generous time here to boost your cancer health literacy and thus – your survival odds.
But first – to better understand the brilliance of cell-based immune therapies, a basic understanding of what causes cancer is essential – see below.
Since cancer is a disease of damaged genes; the next section reveals something rarely seen in cancer medicine before.
Recharge, repair & rebuild your immune system…
For 5 years, we’ve referred patients to the world pioneer of cell-based immune therapies (Asia) witnessing outcomes consistently beyond clincal expectations. As well; these minimally invasive treatments are safe & predictable.
For example; the genomic tests (we use in Australia) typically reveal a patient’s mutated or deleted DNA. As the pictures above indicate; damaged genes can be causes or drivers of their cancer.
It is possible that cell-based immune therapies (overseas) may help to normalise homeostasis. This has been evidenced by continual monitoring and follow up of patients via genomic testing.
It appears possible that repair of DNA mutations is occurring.
We will be researching this surprising effect further in 2019.
Our Global Immune Specialist:
The immune specialist to whom we refer our navigated patients, a highly acclaimed MD PhD; has been called the Father of Immunotherapy in Asia. He and his colleagues pioneered unique, personalised cancer vaccines to deliver, safe and effective cancer treatment to significantly contribute to patients’ life extension.
They invented a novel (patented) in vitro cell expansion system for obtaining a large number of highly activated human NK cells and T cells that can now be used for cancer immunotherapy.
Over many decades, there have been several reports from various countries on successful application of cell-based immunotherapy to various solid tumours and haematological malignancies.
Our immunotherapy colleague believes that cancer has to be tackled by multi-disciplinary approaches.
More Good News: Combining cell-based immunotherapy using NK cells and CTL (cytotoxic lymphocytes) with hyperthermia & low-dose chemotherapy, can for some patients, be a very effective strategy to treat cancer.
Of most importance; cell-based immunotherapy can be of great value to prevent cancer recurrence.
Our immunotherapy colleague in Asia believes that many cancers have to be tackled by multi-disciplinary approaches, especially when there is high tumour volume.
Why is chemotherapy used sometimes? Doesn’t it destroy the immune system?
Don’t’ throw the baby out with the bathwater – chemotherapy can be immune stimulating. Read on!
Our Immunotherapy expert in Asia says that sometimes low dose chemotherapy & immunotherapy can be synergistic and help to orchestrate immune function. There is growing body of literature on chemotherapy-induced anti-tumour immunomodulation.
No guess work – no more one size fits all
During the course of their stay in Asia (usually 3 weeks); our immunotherapy colleague provides our clients with a series of specific immune function reports.
These include measurements of immune cells: quantity of cells, functionality and percentages of cells before during and after treatment.
As well, blood is measured using sophisticated cancer markers and tests not used in conventional Western cancer medicine.
To enhance your immune activities he can use many types of immune cells such as NK cells, NKT cells, γδT cells, αβT cells, cytotoxic T cells (CTL) and dendritic cells (DC). In the multidisciplinary approach to treating cancer, many different types of cells can be used.
Why our immunotherapy colleague focuses on enhancing NK cell function.
1. – the epidemiological data show the relationship between NK activity and cancer incidence.
2. – they can measure NK cell number and activity in patient’s blood to monitor the immune status of patients to evaluate the effect of treatment
3. – experimental results show that expanded NK cells can kill cancers efficiently.
4. – in patients with cancer and viral infection, NK cells function has been shown to be impaired. Our colleague has also shown that NK activity in peripheral blood was significantly lower with breast cancer than that of healthy individuals. Data suggests the important role of NK cells for host defence mechanisms against cancer.
5. – NK cells can enhance the effects of monoclonal antibody (mAb) treatments on cancers through antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity (ADCC).
picture left: Natural killer (NK) cells (white) attack a cancer cell (purple)
Cell based Immune therapies may hold the answer to your cancer. Please view the videos below to witness the miracle within – our immune system.
Your cancer navigator says, "Immune therapies are not just for people with active cancer"
When overseas travel for cancer therapy is involved, we take our responsibility very seriously.
Addressing a commonly asked Question:
Perhaps you have been thinking, ‘please explain more about the difference between the cell-based immune therapies discussed on this page and the drug-based immune therapies promoted widely in the media and now being enthusiastically adopted in our cancer hospitals. (AU & NZ) “
Differences between drug based and cell based immune therapies
Drug based immune therapies:
- mass produced by big pharma companies
- sold globally – very expensive
- occasional excellent outcomes in some cancers, but still considered experimental – although FDA approved.
- side effects – highly unpredictable – ranging from mild to severe; some fatal (heart attack etc)
- now being used in trials for other cancers
- some long term side effects in survivors are known but many are still unknown
- click here for references outlining the unpredictability and dangers of the drug-based immune therapies
- View lawsuits re drug-based immune therapies
Blood or blood tissue (cell) based immune therapies:
- personalised from your cells – one patient – one doctor – low profit margins – big pharma can’t profit from this
- consistent exceptional patient outcomes
- side effects – minimal – predictable – most patients experience no side effects
- not experimental – our collegiate clinic has treated 10-15,000 patients since 1990 – prolific medical Journal publications
- value add – can safely enhance other treatments, e.g. low dose chemotherapy, hypothermia, cyber knife, proton beam therapy and stereo tactic radiation
- long term effects known – no negative outcomes observed.
INSPIRING SURVIVOR STORIES - We referred 17 of our STAGE IV patients for personalised cancer vaccines & other hi-tech treatments overseas. THEIR OUTCOMES ARE EXCEPTIONAL.
