Its role as an adjunct to cancer treatment lies in the fact that it is a powerful antioxidant and in its ability to clear toxic heavy metals from the body. Informal studies indicate that very few people who are fully chelated go on to develop cancer after chelation. Cancer is a complex disease, and its successful treatment is a complex process. When the final story is written, and all the politics are finally processed out of the chelation debate, I predict that EDTA will assume its rightful position as a powerful adjunct to the treatment of cancer. This process, however, may take a century.
High temperatures collapse their vascular systems.
This procedure is carried out using ultrasound, microwaves and radio frequency waves for local treatment. For systemic treatment, either heated blood is reinfused or whole body wraps in rubber blankets with circulating hot water are applied. The objective is to raise body temperature to 108 o and hold it there for two hours. General anaesthesia is used. There are proponents for and against using hyperthermia alone.