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I recently came across what I believe is the most promising cancer advancement of the past 30 years.
A neurochemist developed it over the course of 20 years. Already several major studies (on over 10,000 patients combined) have verified its accuracy. The FDA has even approved it.
But, strangely, this cancer discovery has been kept almost completely quiet. (The reason why made me furious -- I bet you'll feel the same way.)
I just finished watching this special video alert... It's got everything you need to know about this medical development.
You've got to watch it now... http://naturalhealthdossier.com/CIR/THC/video/lurkingcancer.php?pub=lurkingcancer&code=ETHCMC03
So How Does the Therapy Work?
Its official name is Hipec. That's short for hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemo.
It combines ultra-aggressive surgery with super-heated drugs. And after patients finish with the new therapy...they often continue with regular chemo.
The theory behind it is simple. You have to slice out as much cancer as you can. Then blast the organs with heated chemo. And doctors hope that will kill cancer cells...and not healthy ones.
As bizarre as that may sound, it's catching on.
So how does the therapy actually work?
A surgeon begins by splitting open your belly. He removes your organs. And snips off every piece of cancer visible to the naked eye.
Then he stuffs your organs back in. A machine pumps heated chemotherapy into your abdominal cavity for about 90 minutes. After that, nurses shake and jiggle your bloated belly so that the poison can spread around.
The whole thing takes about eight hours. And because it's so invasive, patients take up to six months to recover.

The treatment is used mainly for people with aggressive cancers that affect the abdominal cavity. But now doctors are looking to apply it to colorectal cancer.

Why? Some experts think it comes down to money.

New Therapy Offers Hot Benefits

Dr. Ryan says the medical industry is keen to increase the therapy because "you can't make a living doing this procedure in appendix cancer patients."

Certainly the new therapy is a costly one. The hospitals that are promoting it estimate it can cost up to $100,000.

And part of that cost may come directly from you. That's because medical insurers only pay for the surgery. So patients may have to pay for the heated treatment themselves.

But money seems to be on the minds of the doctors behind this therapy. They've done a lot of thinking about the financial bottom line. And they think patients may be able to get this cost covered if it's described simply as chemo.
They're also thinking about all the new patients they can treat with it. They currently treat about 1,500 patients each year. But they're hoping that 10,000 patients may opt for it next year.
So...do doctors have other reasons to support this therapy?
Supporting the New Therapy
Dr. Paul Sugarbaker thinks so. He's a surgeon at Washington Hospital Center.
He describes the therapy as "maximally invasive." And believes it's much better than standard chemo.
In fact, when the New York Times interviewed him, he said regular chemo is pretty much useless.
"There are no long-term survivors with systematic chemo," he says.
How many people did he say are saved by chemo?
"Zero," he says. But he's sure that the new chemo will do much better.
And that's odd...given that there's very little research on it. In fact...there's only one study...and that's 10 years old. And those results are quite disturbing.
"One small trial in the Netherlands did show a benefit," says Dr. Lerner. "But (some) of the participants died from the procedure itself."

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