xtrmn8r
14th April 2008 - 11:50 PM
This from a man who isn't even a doctor. Who says you gotta be a scientist?
http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/news/2...kanzius_therapyQUOTE
Based on technology developed by Pennsylvania inventor John Kanzius, a retired radio and TV engineer, the treatment has proven 100 percent effective at killing cancer cells while leaving neighboring healthy cells unharmed. It is currently being tested at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
KIENNE
27th April 2008 - 07:09 PM
The Kanzius machine is a rip off of the Royal rife machine. Nanobots are not the only things that work with this technology, Simple minerals work as well, ie. iron, magnesium, etc. anything metal base and as we know these minerals are easily discarded in the human body. The human body only uses what is necessary then naturally discards the rest. This application in my theory and belief will benefit the spreading problem more efficiently, if you choose to use this particular route of usage. I also believe that our eyes should be opened much wider to the whole situation , not just take one avenue , such as heating metal and zapping the cancer cells. I think this radio frequency thing has a lot of different potentials and avenues of uses yet to be discovered or applied. I have a tendency to believe that the radio frequencies in them selves may very well be capable alone to cure cancer, providing the right and relevant frequencies are used.