This is the most up to date set for Squamous Cell Carcinoma Squamous Cell Carcinoma: 0.05 0.52 0.62 0.94 12.69 125 307.7 434.03 571 839 The above is correct and up to date as of 10-26-22 Link to the Healthproducts2 Home: DISCLAIMER
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Question: Would you be able to assist us with the setting for SCC anal cancer. Cannot find a reference in the manual. Chemo and radio therapy will start early next week Answer: if the Cancer is Squamous, then use that set: Cancer: Squamous Cell Carcinoma: 0.05, 0.52, 0.62, 0.94, 12.69, 125, 307.7, 434.03, 571,
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Question: What should I use for Epidermoid Carcinoma? Answer: Squamous-cell carcinoma is still sometimes referred to as “epidermoid carcinoma” and “squamous cell epithelioma”, though the use of these terms has decreased. Generally speaking Squamous-cell carcinoma is the most common reference to epidermoid carcinoma and for that reason should be treated only with the ETDFL frequency
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Bowen’s Disease, an early stage of skin cancer considered easily curable, also known as “Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Situ”, please use: Cancer: Squamous Cell Carcinoma: 0.15, 2.12, 20.00, 45.15, 73.30, 96.50, 125.00, 375.75, 434.33, 563.19 Adhesions are strands or of scar tissue (known as fibrin bands) that form in response to abdominal surgery. An analogy
Question: I have a friend who has completed the chemo and radiation and is ready to get started with the Rife machine. His specific type of lung cancer is non-small cell squamous cell carcinoma. I am confused about which frequency set to use as his original cancer. Please advise me. Should he use? Cancer:
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Question: Perhaps you can help me. I have had malignant pleural effusion. Do I use pleural effusion or respiratory diseases? Dennis’ case if complicated. Some doctors believe he has a meningioma (benign) brain tumor and another dr. says it squamous cell brain tumor in the cavernous sinus. So which frequency do we use? Brain tumor
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Question: We have had the Rife Machine set on Neck for Squamous metasatic cancer for the lung. We are now hearing of fluid building in lung. Shall we stay on this setting or change to lung efflusion or collapse. We did see what is possibly some lung collapse on the scan yesterday. The “fog” from
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Question: One of our clients has just received his diagnosis. He has – epidermoid carcinoma of the Tongue. He is currently using the Cancer: Oropharyngeal frequencies What frequencies should John be using? Answer: Squamous-cell carcinoma is still sometimes referred to as “epidermoid carcinoma” and “squamous cell epithelioma”, though the use of these terms has decreased. Generally
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