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Sonodynamic Therapy: High Tech Therapy for Cancer

Posted By Jennifer Shipp | Jun 05, 2019

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Sonodynamic Therapy is a technique that involves several components that are used along with ultrasound in order to sensitize, damage, and then kill cancer cells. Sonodynamic therapy may be used in tandem with photodynamic therapy. A variety of activators can be used to sensitize cancer cells to this treatment modality. Sonodynamic therapy is often administered in a clinic. It is a non-invasive cancer treatment which makes it appealing to some patients. If the idea of using ULTRAsound to treat cancer interests you, then you might also be interested in the use of resonant frequencies and other uses of sound and vibrations to cure cancer using scientifically proven technologies that are completely non-toxic and able to treat cancer without chemotherapy or radiation. Using resonant frequencies to treat cancer, you don't have to be given toxic chemicals that might make your cancer prognosis worse. Cancer treatment using resonant frequencies is time-tested and it really does work. Click here to read more about Resonant Frequencies to cure cancer. Click here to learn about alternative cancer treatment facilities that use resonant frequencies and sonodynamic treatment along with other alternative therapies for cancer that are often not available in conventional oncology centers.

Detailed Information

Sonodynamic therapy (SDT) uses a series of chemical interactions along with ultrasound to damage and kill cancer cells. The treatment has shown success specifically with solid cancerous tumors that are seated deeper in the body, since the ultrasound frequencies used in SDT are capable of reaching further through tissues to target cancer cells than other similar methods like photodynamic therapy. [1]  Note that resonant frequencies use vibrations that don't impact healthy human cells at all. This type of treatment works by causing sound vibrations that only are lethal in cancer cells.

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Treatment with Sonodynamic Therapy consists of three primary components:

1) a sensitizing drug 2) ultrasound 3) molecular oxygen.

The combination of these components creates ROS (reactive oxygen species), which can in turn be used to kill cancer cells. The non-invasive nature of this treatment, in addition to the use of more affordable and safe ultrasound treatments make SDT an appealing treatment option for cancer. [1] On the other hand though, if Sonodynamic Therapy has been recommended as a non-invasive oncology treatment, you should know a bit about the use of Reactive Oxygen Species in medicine and how easy, affordable, and accessible the Reactive Oxygen Species medicines are. You do not have to go to an oncology treatment center and be injected with a drug that is likely toxic and that can cause aversive side effects to release powerful Reactive Oxygen Species that can cure cancer. Click here to read a basic overview of how Reactive Oxygen Species medicines work, what Reactive Oxygen Species medicines are available over-the-counter to use to cure cancer at home.  Reactive Oxygen Species medicines like Chlorine Dioxide Solution / Miracle Mineral Supplement combine well with other powerful at-home cures for cancer that work quickly like baking soda therapy. Note that if you're not interested in Chlorine Dioxide Solution that there are a variety of other Reactive Oxygen Species medicines that can be accessed easily at home including ozone therapy for cancer. Note that Sonodynamic Therapy can be administered as an alternative to chemotherapy and radiation in children and adults, but it is not often used as a treatment for cancer during pregnancy. Note that Chlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS) is a Reactive Oxygen Species medicine that can be used as an alternative to chemo and radiation in children and adults including pregnant women. Click here to learn more about dosing Chlorine Dioxide Solution to cure cancer during pregnancy. Click here to learn more about the use of Chlorine Dioxide to treat childhood cancer. 

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How Sonodynamic Therapy Is Administered

Sonodynamic therapy is a treatment that can be done at home or in a clinic (the Hope4Cancer clinic offers patients an at-home sonodynamic treatment). At Hope-4-Cancer, twenty-four hours before each treatment, the patient takes an “activator,” which is a non-toxic chemical sono-sensitizing substance. The activator selectively attaches itself to cancer cells in the body, thus allowing the sound waves from the SDT treatment to effectively reach their target. SDT is designed to only target cancer cells, so healthy cells are unaffected and unharmed by the treatment. [2]

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Sonodynamic Activators

There are numerous activators that may be used in SDT, but they fall into three different groups: 1) porphyrin-based sensitizers (i.e. Photofrin) 2) xanthene-based sensitizers (Rose Bengal) 3) non-steroidal anti-inflammatory sensitizers (quinolone compounds, like ciprofloxacin and tenoxicam) [3] 4) sensitizers that don’t fit in any category (curcumin, methylene blue, and acridine orange, and indocyanine green).

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Because most of these activators are also used with photodynamic therapy, they can often result in the patient having some sensitivity to light immediately after the treatment. There are no other observed side effects of the treatment. [1]   The treatment is often used in combination with photodynamic therapy, a treatment that works similarly to SDT, except that it uses light instead of sound to activate sensitizers that cause chemical reactions to create the cancer fighting Reactive Oxygen Species (the combination treatment is known commonly as NGPDT / Next Generation Photodynamic Therapy) or SPDT). [1] As high-tech cancer treatments that are done in clinics or at home, both photodynamic therapy and sonodynamic therapy ultimately work by creating non-toxic Reactive Oxygen Species medicines in the body that can kill cancer cells, but that do not harm healthy human cells. Reactive Oxygen Species are able to tell the difference between a healthy human cell and a cancer cell because healthy cells have a higher pH than cancer cells. 

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Other Important Information

The following clinics have listed on their websites as of March 2018 that they offer sonodynamic therapy treatment for patients:        Hope4Cancer Clinic. Website: https://hope4cancer.com/       The various Saisei Mirai Clinics (locations in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kobe). Website: https://www.saisei-mirai.or.jp/index_eng.html       Resurrection Clinics Europe (associated with the above) with locations in Düsseldorf, Germany and Roermond, Netherlands. Website: http://www.resurrection-clinics.eu/index.php/de/       Immunity Therapy Center in Tijuana, Mexico. Website: https://www.immunitytherapycenter.com/

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Resources:
[1] Atchison, Jordan; Callan F., John; Costley, David; Fowley, Colin; McEwan, Conor; McHale P., Anthony; Nomikou, Nikolitsa (2015). Treating cancer with sonodynamic therapy: A review. Retrieved March 16, 2018 from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/270827937_Treating_cancer_with_sonodynamic_therapy_A_review
[2] Berrios, Karen (2017). Sono-Dynamic Therapy. Retrieved March 19, 2018 from: https://www.karenberrios.com/sono-dynamic-therapy/
[3] Wan, Guo-Yun; Liu, Yang; Chen, Bo-Wei; Liu, Yuan-Yuan; Wang, Yin-Song; Zhang, Ning (2016). Recent advances of sonodynamic therapy in cancer treatment. Retrieved March 19, 2018 from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5069838/

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