Pharma Rent Dubai organizes the first Integrative Cancer Therapy Conference

An additional presentation, free of charge to the general public, will be held on June 16th and 17th at the Le Meridian Mina Seyahi Conference Centre. His individually developed synergy of therapies, with a special emphasis on the use of heat from indirect radiation and direct electrical current, are the mainstays of his approach and will mark the cornerstones of his presentation.

The seminar will focus on treatment protocol, which combines both conventional and alternative medicine in a spa like setting that is designed to promote healing. Details on the extensive testing used to determine each patient's needs and treatment plans which address the whole-body, toxicity and immune -system issues, as well as the cancer itself, will be fully explained. Dr Douwes will present the treatment process from initial detoxification to hyperthermia, electrical therapy, lifestyle changes and carefully monitored aftercare, plus other modalities such as massage, lymphatic drainage as well as other complementary approaches used as part of his treatment strategy. He will also clarify how the treatment strategy, when used in conjunction with common drugs such as chemotherapy, reduces the amount of the toxic drug ultimately needed to attack the cancerous cells.

The presentation will focus on three central treatment categories. Two forms of hyperthermia: Whole Body Hyperthermia (SWBH) and Loco-regional Hyperthermia, which has produced impressive success rates in breast, uterus, pulmonary, pancreas, brain, stomach, bowel, bladder, ENT, lymphomas, skin and prostate cancers.

The third treatment to be presented will include the highly successful electrotherapy treatment, also known as electrochemical tumor therapy, Galvanotherapie and electro-cancer treatment (ECT). Its application as a stand-alone treatment in hundreds of cases, which have shown truly spectacular results, will so be detailed and explained in full.

Dr Douwes will demonstrate that cancer patients who do best are those on a comprehensive biological programme, which includes proper diet, nutritional supplementation and exercise. In keeping with his progressive methods, he is continually expanding and improving this complementary approach so the treatment protocol is consistently updated as research findings present new improved alternatives. His seminar will, therefore, also include the use of plant based phyto chemicals which, according to recent research, modifies the permeability of cellular membranes allowing nutrients to enter healthy cells, while making cancer cells more pervious to attack from outside treatments.

Dr Douwes says, "Killing malignant tumors is usually not difficult and a synergy of treatments works best." The biggest challenge, he says, "Comes about afterwards to keep the tumors from coming back, once patients leave the clinic and resume a normal lifestyle. To prevent their reoccurrence one must keep the immune system strong with diet, exercise, nutritional supplementation and especially a positive mental attitude."

Attendance to the conference is free of charge, however spaces are limited.