How to Use Heat to Cure Cancer

Cancer cells don’t like high heat. A number of alternative cancer treatments such as Iscador (Mistletoe extract) induce fevers in order to kill cancer cells. But hyperthermia treatments are sometimes used with conventional cancer treatments such as chemo and radiation. Patients who wish to make use of hyperthermia for cancer and potentiate the effects of high heat can combine it with Low-pH therapy or other treatments as part of a comprehensive cancer protocol to kill cancer naturally.

Low-pH therapy and hyperthermia is usually administered in a clinical setting under a health practitioner's watchful eye. In this article, we'll talk a bit about how to use pH to cure cancer naturally as well as the development of low pH therapy and hyperthermia for cancer.

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If you are more interested in cancer self-care and you'd like to treat cancer at home naturally, you may be more interested in working with high pH therapy / baking soda, which can be administered with chlorine dioxide solution / CDS for cancer as well as cold temperatures (such as the application of cold showers or baths).

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Detailed Information 

Hyperthermia, also known as thermal therapy or thermotherapy, is a treatment where a patient’s body tissue is exposed to temperatures of up to 113°F (45°C) in an effort to damage and kill cancer cells by destroying cell proteins and structures. [1] This treatment has been shown to work by breaking down tumor cells to make them more susceptible to the effects of chemotherapy and radiation therapy through an increased sensitivity and weakness, without doing damage to surrounding healthy cells [2].   The hyperthermia treatment simulates the effect of creating a fever in the body for the purposes of healing and regeneration. Because cancer cells have a lower tolerance for heat than normal cells, hyperthermia can effectively kill or damage cancer cells without damaging healthy cells [4]. In addition, the overheating of cancer cells causes a lack of oxygen in the cell, resulting in an overly acidic environment in the cell that destroys cellular nutrients, ultimately resulting in the death of the cell. Some alternative cancer treatment hospitals promote highly acidic conditions and lower pH purposefully to kill cancer cells even more easily.

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The heat from hyperthermia treatment may be the actual cause of death for the cell or it may act as a the stimulant that allows the body’s immune system to take over and destroy the cells. Cancer cells are normally invisible to the body’s immune system, but under the influence of heat they form “heat shock proteins” on their surfaces that act as a beacon to alert the immune system to their presence, thus allowing immune cells to take action and fight cancer naturally [5].   During hyperthermia treatment, esophageal, skin, rectal, and ambient temperatures are monitored at 10-minute intervals during the course of the treatment; heart rate, respiratory rate, and cardiac rhythm are continuously monitored. After the treatment, patients are admitted into regular inpatient rooms for 20-24 hours of observation before being discharged [4].

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Different Methods of Hyperthermia

• Whole-body hyperthermia is often used in the treatment of metastatic cancers [1] and it involves the use of thermal chambers, hot water blankets, hot wax, and/or inductive coils to set a temperature of 107-108°F (41-42°C). The whole-body hyperthermia treatment often lasts for 4 hours, during which time the patient is sedated. The patient’s body reaches the target temperature at about 1.3 hours into the treatment, and then this temperature is maintained for one hour before an hour-long cooling process begins [4].

• Regional hyperthermia is a method in which a large area of the patient’s body, such as a limb, organ, or body cavity, is exposed to hyperthermia treatment. There are three primary techniques used to heat regions of the body:

• The deep tissue method is used primarily for cancers located deeper in the body such as cervical or bladder cancer. External applicators are placed on the patient’s body in strategic locations to target the cancer, and during the treatment the applicators concentrate microwave or radio-frequency energy toward the affected area, thus raising the temperature of the region.

• Regional perfusion works mostly with cancers in the arms and legs, although sometimes it can be used for organ cancers like liver and lung cancer. During the treatment, some of the patient’s blood is removed, heated to the appropriate temperature, and then reintroduced into the body at the site of the cancer. This method is often done in conjunction with administration of anticancer drugs.

• Continuous hyperthermic peritoneal perfusion (CHPP) is a more specialized version of regional hyperthermia that focuses on cancers in the peritoneal cavity, or the abdominal space that houses the intestines, stomach, and liver, such as stomach cancer and primary peritoneal mesothelioma. Heated anticancer medications are directed into the peritoneal cavity during the procedure to warm the area up to between 106-108°F (41-42°C).

• Local hyperthermia (also known as thermal ablation [2]) is a concentrated method of treatment that concentrates heat directly on the tumor itself using different types of heat generators including microwave, radiofrequency, and ultrasound. The following are three common methods for administering local hyperthermia:

• External local hyperthermia is used for cancers of the skin or those close to the surface of the skin. Applicators are placed on the skin in locations on, around, or near to the tumor to help concentrate the energy directly on the tumor.

• Intraluminal or endocavitary hyperthermia is used for cancers that are in or near to body cavities. In this method, probes are placed in the body and in the tumor to apply heat and help kill cancer cells.

• Interstitial hyperthermia is used for cancers such as brain cancer and other deeply located cancers, which allows the heat to reach the tumor better than the external method might. Patients are anesthetized for this method while probes or needles are inserted directly into the tumor with the help of imaging techniques that ensure proper placement. After the placement is secured, the area begins to be heated.

*Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is a type of interstitial hyperthermia that utilizes radio waves to heat tumors [1].  

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Possible Negative Effects

Side effects of hyperthermia treatment vary depending on the type of hyperthermia administered. For local hyperthermia, side effects include:

• Pain
• Infection
• Bleeding
• Swelling
• Burns
• Blisters

  Regional hyperthermia’s possible side effects include:

• Blood clots
• Bleeding
• Skin, muscle, and/or nerve damage

  The side effects of whole-body hyperthermia include:

• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Diarrhea [2]

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Treatment of Different Cancers Using Hyperthermia  

∙      Breast and ovarian cancers with recurrent tendencies showed increased signs of improvement with the use of hyperthermia. Out of a group of patients in a study who were given a combined therapy involving hyperthermia treatment and radiation therapy, 68.2% showed a complete response, in contrast with another group receiving only radiation therapy in which 23.5% of patients showed a complete response [3]. As such, hyperthermia is an alternative medicine treatment for breast cancer and ovarian cancer that can be accessed through integrative medicine doctors who treat cancer using this type of therapy.

∙      A study analyzing patients with advanced forms of cervix and vaginal cancer demonstrated a dramatic difference in cancer response and survival rates in individuals who received a combined treatment of hyperthermia treatment and radiation therapy. 83% of patients who received the combined therapy went into remission from cancer, in comparison to 57% of patients who showed complete remission from cancer with only the radiation therapy [3].

∙      A study done on 16 bladder cancer patients with T1 tumors demonstrated that 100% of those who received hyperthermia treatment in conjunction with radiation therapy or chemotherapy showed a complete remission. A similar study done on 28 bladder cancer patients with T1-T2 tumors showed a 96% success rate with complete remission of the cancer with the combined use of hyperthermia treatment, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy [3].

* In previously unsuccessful treatment using radiation therapy or chemotherapy, the addition of hyperthermia as part of the treatment protocol can enhance the overall effectiveness [5].  

Saunas and Temazcals as forms of Hyperthermia Treatment

Saunas are a form of hyperthermia treatment that can be used as part of a cancer treatment protocol. The Hope4Cancer clinic recommends that patients who wish to use saunas as part of their cancer treatment seek a trained professional to work with them to achieve the best efffects. Saunas can be an effective form of hyperthermia treatment in addition to helping the patient with other ailments (such as joint pain or cold prevention) to create a soothing healing treatment [6].   A temazcal is a type traditional sweat lodge from Latin America. During the temazcal treatment, water infused with healing herbs is thrown on red volcanic rocks to create steam and to heat the environment. The skin acts as a third kidney during the temazcal, expelling toxins and excess water from the body. The treatment is thought to work in treating cancer primarily because of its cleansing attributes and the hyperthermia-style heat treatment, although it has been noted that the volcanic stones (when heated) emit low levels of radiant and thermal energy that may be absorbed by the body during the temazcal [7].

Again, though, if you wish to self-treat cancer at home, look into high pH therapy with cold baths and showers rather than low pH therapy administered with high heat. High pH therapy is fairly easy to administer and control in the treatment of cancer, it a medicine with a high cancer cure rate, and it combines with with chlorine dioxide for cancer (another alternative treatment with a high cancer cure rate), and the lugol's iodine protocol (yet another cancer treatment with a high rate of success even in treating stage 4 cancer at home).

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Hyperthermia and Radiation

Hyperthermia has been shown to potentiate radiation therapies and sensitize cancer cells to radiation. The success rate of hyperthermia as a stand-alone treatment is about 13% according to the research [8][9].

Note that The Lugol's iodine protocol can provide protection from radiation burns during cancer treatment. High dose potassium iodide is one ingredient in Lugol's iodine that is used even during nuclear fallout to treat entire populations of people en masse as a form of protection, but patient's can take Lugol's iodine at moderately high-doses daily along with supportive nutrients to cure cancer naturally.

Facilities that offer hyperthermia treatment for cancer: Hyperthermie Zentrum Hannover, Germany Oskar-Winter-Strasse 9 30161 Hannover, Germany + 49 511 66 30 28 [email protected]

von Ardenne Institut - Germany Zeppelinstr. 7 - 01324 Dresden  Germany HRB 2106 Amtsgericht Dresden USt.IdNr. DE 140 132 933 WEEE-Reg.-Nr. DE 99280487 T:  +49 (0)351 2637 400 F:  +49 (0)351 2637 444 [email protected] www.ardenne.de/med Clinica Biomedic in Malaga, Spain Oxythermia treatment Clinica Biomedic in Malaga, Spain

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