A long-term clinical trial result showed that many breast cancer patients do not need chemotherapy.
Based on the clinical evaluation of almost half of women determined for a genetic test named MAMA print, chemotherapy is a really challenging treatment. That is not what everyone can bear.
Recently, researchers from the American Association for Cancer Recharge (AACR) in New Orleans plan to announce this information.
AARR co-researcher Laura Van and the inventor of the 'T-Ve' test showed that after surgery to remove the tumor from cancer, a mamma print showed that the survival rate of breast cancer patients was 95 percent.
Van, a member of the University of California's Department of Oncology at San Francisco, said, "It is a very high level and we have shown that it is not a difference between those who are treated and treated with chemotherapy.
Clinical trials were conducted at 111 medical centers in nine countries around the world. And about 6,700 women participate in this.
AACR president Jose Basselga said we have been trying to represent all those drugs, at the highest level of evidence.
Baselga, chief medical officer of the Memorial Sloan Catering Center in New York City, said this study clearly proves that chemotherapy for many women may be extraordinary.
Baselga said that before doctors, measuring the tummy of a woman, the idea is whether she needs chemotherapy. Then the microscope device was tested in his cell. Tumor therapy is given to determine whether the hormone will respond to genetic testing.
Chemo, concentration camps used this chemical mustard gas, It would never be my choice, taking tamoxifin, hormone balancing with natural products, asssists the bodies effectiveness to self heal, and we must use therapies that do not poison healthy tissue in the process, do not be brain washed by big Pharma, and a trillion dollar industry that is publically traded, and appears to make money over caring about the outcome of patients, as soon as doctors stopped personally calling their patients and telling them about their blood tests, making house visits etc health care went way down the drain!!!!!
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