See Prostate Health in 90 Days Without Drugs or Surgery page 275.

Developed in Switzerland in the 1930s, live-cell therapy takes a direct approach to the problem of a faltering immune system by hoping to stimulate it with injections of fetal or embryonic cells taken from various animals. Injections of the live cells, which can be quite painful, are often directed right into the organ that houses the cancer. Treatment extends for three to six months and is usually accompanied by diet, supplements, and various detoxification regimens. For more information on live-cell therapy, contact:

 

International Clinic of Biological Regeneration

www.icbr.com

(800) 826-5366