First time it really hits home how large the risk is. 1/6 is a rather large risk.
The lifetime cancer risk is ~50% (all cancers) Most of them are caused by lifestyle/environment: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/core/lw/2.0/html/tileshop_pmc/t... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2515569/
Prostate cancer could be treated by destroying tumors with electric currents
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Re: Prostate cancer could be treated by destroying tumors with electric currents
#42Re: Prostate cancer could be treated by destroying tumors with electric currents
#43Is this similar to rife machines that you can use at home? Essentially frequency generators.
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#44Google Translated: https://www-dr-dk.translate.goog/nyheder/penge/kontant/kraef...
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#45Side note: Does this give any credibility to the idea that magnets can heal?
Re: Prostate cancer could be treated by destroying tumors with electric currents
#46Is this similar to rife machines that you can use at home? Essentially frequency generators.
I would not try doing this at home.
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#47Re: Prostate cancer could be treated by destroying tumors with electric currents
#48I heard an interview on one of NPR shows last week and the guest talked about using electricity for healing. For example, if I remember correctly, a wound treated in someway with electricity healed faster. It had something to do with stimulating the cells in a particular way. Side note: Does this give any credibility to the idea that magnets can heal?
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#49Electrical pulse ablation technology has been around a while, with multiple studies performed and a large body of patents. The promise and hope for the technology is that is causes cell apoptosis, and early rat studies showed electrical ablation shrinking tumors. The goal was/is to apply it to multiple cancer types. Source: I helped with one of the pioneering companies in the field. A quick internet search for "elect…
Re: Prostate cancer could be treated by destroying tumors with electric currents
#50I heard an interview on one of NPR shows last week and the guest talked about using electricity for healing. For example, if I remember correctly, a wound treated in someway with electricity healed faster. It had something to do with stimulating the cells in a particular way. Side note: Does this give any credibility to the idea that magnets can heal?