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A
Research-Based
Two-Part
Report on
CANCER
CURED
October 1998 through December 2008
Part I -- Unexpected Discovery
of An Association between diseases
Part II -- Unique Therapeutic Approach in
the Treatment of Cancer
This is a report of cases studied over a 10-year period
involving subjects with cancer of varying types. As a
result of this study, an unexpected association between cancer
and accompanying pathology was discovered and a unique
approach to the treatment of cancer was developed and tested.
In January 2006, there was enough conclusive evidence, from
the methodology employed in this unique therapeutic approach,
with medical procedures now FDA-cleared and covered by
many insurance and Medicare, to indicate that all early
breast cancers discovered by Quantum Health Management® (QHM®)
technology can be considered curable and breast
cancer can now be considered preventable. Of course,
time is the best indicator of the cure which is the obvious
reason these subjects are continuously monitored long-term.
Many of the subjects studied before 2004 are no longer living
due to the fact that the unexpected disease association link
had not clearly materialized.
Background
Original research for this project began in 1979 in Peru in
a study prompted by another study involving children with
learning disabilities. The Peru study was designed to
look at diet as a factor in degeneration and cancer. In
1979, the majority of Peruvians were eating the basic diet of
their ancestors which included raw vegetables and, primarily,
white meat fish caught daily in the cold waters off the coast
of Peru.
As the economy of Peru began to improve, the diet began to
gravitate towards more processed foods, colas and less fish
and raw foods. Our studies indicated an increase in
doctor visits of the study group which was a probable
indicator that diet could be an important factor in
degeneration and cancer. The factor discovered much
later relating disease with jawbone/dental pathology was not
considered in the earlier studies.
In retrospect, it makes sense considering the fact that
processed foods and colas generally have high sugar content
and generally produce an acid environment in the biological
terrain which can be a factor in dental/jawbone degeneration.
This is in direct contrast with primarily raw foods which help
create an alkaline environment.
Our early studies on cancer involved primarily end-stage
cancers. At that time we did not know how to screen for
early cancer involvement, thus, we received only subjects sent
home to die. As our technology progressed for the
identification of factors that lead to the cancer process, the
climate changed dramatically as we began to receive subjects
with early stage cancers and thus allowing us more
opportunity for the development of methods for stopping the
cancer.
Development of The Quantum Health Management® (QHM®)
Protocol
The QHM® protocol is a well-defined set of procedures
utilized to correct the cancer process. Now that we know the
primary cause of most, if not all, cancers (jawbone and
dental-related issues), our long-term studies have allowed us
to develop methodology that has had significant results in
stopping most cancers. The primary factors within the
QHM® system are:
- Early identification through QHM® technology
- Radio or cryo ablation of tumor(s) when possible
- Repair of jawbone necrosis or other related dental
issues
- Detoxification and regeneration of cellular health
- Quarterly maintenance checks utilizing the QHM® health
maintenance program
The following cases cover a broad spectrum of stages
and cancer types. Many cases prior to the development of
the QHM® approach, provided the background for its
development. This report, therefore, will be divided into two
parts: Part I – Subjects prior to QHM® development; Part II
– Subjects treated with QHM® methodology.
The following information is included in our studies but
may not be included in the Part I and Part II
samples on this page:
- Conditions treated (Cancer stages 1,2,3,4)
- Number of cases in each stage of disease
- Treatment given (Doses, treatments, duration, number of
days, etc.)
- Results (Percent reduction of tumors, for example).
- Parameters used to measure efficacy
- Percentage of patients where treatment worked or did not
work
- Study Population
Study Population
Random. This study includes children and adults, male
and female, ages 6-86 years of age from many geographical
areas of North America.
Cases,
Part 1
Part I cases involved subjects prior to the development
of the QHM® protocol and prior to the recognition of oral
pathology as a factor. Five out of a total of 20 early
cases have been selected for this Part I report.
Case #P1011098NC
Female: Age 78
Approximate date of diagnosis: 7-98
Cancer: Lung w/brain mets
Stage: 4
Prognosis at time of entry: Poor – 30 to 60 days
Tumor status: Numerous some >3cm
Primary Treatments prior to entry: CHEMO AND RADIATION
Results: tumor growth continued; subject lost ambulatory
status and became bedridden.
Secondary Treatments given: Internal cleanse, shark
oil and herbal supplements.
Results: Subject became ambulatory for 6 months until
her death.
Present status: DECEASED
This was one of our earliest cases where only herbs and
alternative methods were employed. While the cancer was
not arrested, her quality of life improved considerably until
she expired.
Case #P1010600GA
Male: Age 6
Approximate date of diagnosis: 4-00
Cancer: Inoperable brain tumor
Stage: 4
Prognosis at time of entry: Poor – 3 months
Tumor status: 5cm
Primary Treatments prior to entry: Radiation
Results: No reduction in tumor size
Secondary Treatments: Rife device, herbal, dietary
changes
Results: In 30 days, CT scan indicated a 30% reduction in
tumor size. Also, inflammation had minimized and steroids were
no longer prescribed. Subject lived 13 months longer
than original prognosis.
Present status: DECEASED
This was an important case in that it involved a child and
that it began to alert us to the oral pathology issue that
would later be confirmed. This child 1 year
earlier had been treated for an abscessed front tooth. At the
time, we made no connection. While reviewing his records
several years later, we found that the abscessed tooth was
directly below the location of the brain tumor. We were seeing
the child at the time the state of South Carolina raided our
office. The child was then removed from our program and
sent to a treatment program in Houston, Texas where he died
from an overdose of steroid drugs.
Case #P101153SC
Male: Age 5
Approximate date of diagnosis: 8-01
Cancer: Inoperable liver tumor
Stage: 4
Prognosis at time of entry: Poor – 60 days
Tumor status: Multiple with some >5cm
Primary Treatments prior to entry: Chemotherapy
Results: No reduction in tumor size
Secondary Treatments: Rife device, herbal, dietary
changes
Results: No indication of positive results other than
improvement in quality of life.
Present status: DECEASED
This was another pivotal case involving oral pathology
which we later discovered, after reviewing his records, that
this child had had a primary tooth pulpotomy performed in the
lower right quadrant prior to his diagnosis of cancer.
Again, we did not make the dental connection at the time.
Case #P1091702SC
Female: Age 68
Approximate date of diagnosis: 6-02
Cancer: Stomach cancer
Stage: 4
Prognosis at time of entry: Poor – 90 days
Tumor status: 10cm
Primary Treatments prior to entry: Chemo and
Radiation
Results: Non responsive to treatments
Secondary Treatments: “A” protocol for 60 days
Results: Within 14 days subject was able to hold down soft
food whereas, prior to program, she was unable to eat or drink
without throwing up. Subject began to have an increased
level of energy. Subject lived 5 months longer than
original prognosis. Subject’s children removed her from the
program due to the length of travel from her home to the
research clinic.
Present status: DECEASED
This case also demonstrated the relationship of oral
pathology to her stomach cancer. Later review of her
records indicated that she had an infection in a front tooth
socket which corresponded with the stomach meridian.
Case #P1010403SC
Female: Age 47
Approximate date of diagnosis: 6-02
Cancer: Breast cancer w/mets to lung
Stage: 4
Prognosis at time of entry: Poor – 3 days
Tumor status: Massive tumor in pleural cavity which
collapsed the right lung
Primary Treatments prior to entry: Breast mastectomy
with tuck procedure followed the chemotherapy.
Results: No tumor, no breast, but a chemo-induced
tumor appeared unknowingly in pleural cavity.
Secondary Treatments: Subject was hospitalized with
collapsed lung and given a maximum of 3 days to live.
This was our first hospital case where the early beginning of
QHM® technology was applied.
Results: Aggressive herbal treatments were
administered in the hospital and subject responded in a
dramatic manner. Pleural tumor dissolved and flowed out
of pleural shunt, the lung re-inflated on its own, and subject
was able to leave the hospital in 15 days.
Oral pathology corrected: NO
Present status: DECEASED
While this was a dramatic recovery from a near-death
experience, it demonstrated the power of aggressive
alternative treatments before the QHM® system was fully
developed. It also demonstrates the possibilities for
alternative treatments in cases where radio or cryo ablation
may not be possible. In this case, cryo ablation would
have been an option had it been available at the time. Subject
lived an additional 12 months from the original prognosis. In
a later review of her records, subject had oral pathology
(apparent cavitation) in the breast meridian. Subject
later died of physician error by her personal physician through
the misapplication of drugs.
Cases,
Part II
Part II cases involve subjects who participated or are
continuously participating in QHM® technology. We will
demonstrate the importance of correcting oral pathology.
We will compare cases that had the oral pathology corrected
vs. those cases where the pathology was not corrected, usually
by refusal of the subject to have the surgery.
Non-corrected Oral Pathology Cases
(Sample of 5 out of 20 cases with similar
results)
Case #P2020004SC
Female: Age 42
Approximate date of diagnosis: 2-04
Cancer: Pancreatic
Stage: 4
Prognosis at time of entry: Poor – 120 days
Tumor status: Inoperable
Primary Treatments prior to entry: Chemotherapy
Results: Non-responsive. Subject was told by
her oncologist there was nothing else that could be done.
Secondary Treatments: Early QHM® technology was
applied. Oral surgery was planned to correct jaw
pathology. Liver ablation was set up to ablate a 2cm
tumor.
Results: Pancreatic mass disappeared in 60 days.
Oral pathology corrected: NO
Present status: DECEASED (medical error)
This was one of our first QHM® subjects. Her
dramatic defeat of pancreatic cancer gave her new hope, but
unfortunately, she failed to carry through with the designed
protocol. She refused oral surgery and later died of
liver cancer induced by the earlier chemotherapy and an
improperly performed medical procedure ordered by her personal
physician.
Case #P2120104NC
Male: Age 86
Approximate date of diagnosis: 7-05
Cancer: Lung, upper left lobe
Stage: 4
Prognosis at time of entry: Poor – 90 days
Tumor status: 2cm
Primary Treatments prior to entry: Chemotherapy and
radiation
Results: Non-responsive. Subject was told by
his oncologist there was nothing else that could be done.
Secondary Treatments: QHM® technology was applied,
including radio ablation.
Results: Lung mass was successfully destroyed.
Oral pathology corrected: NO. Subject refused oral
surgery
Present status: DECEASED
This subject enjoyed more than 1 year of healthy living
after a poor prognosis of only 3 months. Subject was
well on his way to complete recovery from lung cancer but he
stated that he “hated to go to a dentist” which eventually
caused his demise. A tumor appeared on the same side as
the lung tumor had been and began growing behind the eye.
This growth was essentially within the same meridian as the
oral pathology which caused the lung mass.
Case #P2100604NC
Male: Age 82
Approximate date of diagnosis: 3-04
Cancer: Liver
Stage: 4
Prognosis at time of entry: Poor – 60 days
Tumor status: 5 tumors 2cm or slightly greater
Primary Treatments prior to entry: None. Subject was told
that there was nothing that could be done.
Primary QHM® %Treatments: radio ablation,
detoxification, Ondamed treatments, supplementation developed
by NCIT for cancer patients.
Results: Liver masses destroyed.
Oral pathology corrected: Subject did not complete
all oral surgery due to financial problems.
Present status: DECEASED
This subject lived an additional 3 years from his original
prognosis of 60 days. His quality of life was
excellent until his eventual death from new multiple tumors in
the liver not previously picked up on scan. He never was
able to complete the necessary oral surgery due to financial
limitations.
Case #P2080305CA
Female: Age 52
Approximate date of diagnosis: 11-04
Cancer: Breast
Stage: 3
Prognosis at time of entry: Fair
Tumor status: Inflammatory breast cancer
Primary Treatments prior to entry: Chemotherapy for
previous breast tumor in opposite breast. Tumor was put
into remission. Ten years later, cancer reappeared in
the opposite breast.
QHM® Treatments: Partial oral surgery performed,
detoxification, Ondamed treatments, supplementation developed
by NCIT for cancer patients.
Results: Inflammatory cancer put into remission
Oral pathology corrected: Subject did not complete
all oral surgery due to financial problems.
Present status: New breast tumor developed in
same meridian as uncorrected oral pathology.
This subject has had reoccurring breast cancer due to not
following protocol as directed. The correction of oral
pathology is expensive and, at times, must be repeated if a
new infection occurs. In this case, the subject had oral
pathology corrected on the side of the first breast cancer
that occurred over 20 years previously. She failed to
complete the oral surgery on the opposite side and it was this
side where the inflammatory cancer developed and later,
another tumor in the same breast which has now been ablated.
Subject agreed to complete the QHM® protocol and is presently
in remission.
Present status: Remission
Case #P2050305NC
Female: Age 43
Approximate date of diagnosis: 9-04
Cancer: Breast
Stage: 1
Prognosis at time of entry: Good
Tumor status: Early stage in situ
Primary Treatments prior to entry: None
QHM® Treatments: Detoxification, Ondamed
treatments, supplementation developed by NCIT for cancer
patients.
Results: Cancer put into remission
Oral pathology corrected: NO. Subject did not have
oral surgery due to financial problems.
Present status: New breast tumor in same breast.
This subject is another or our longer term cases.
While her original cancer was easily put into remission, her
failure to complete the oral surgery resulted in a mass
developing five years later. She is presently undergoing
a new QHM® treatment program and has agreed to follow
protocol completely.
Present status: Good
Corrected Oral Pathology
Cases
(Sample of 5 out of 20 similar cases)
Case #P2050305SC
Female: Age 62
Approximate date of diagnosis: 9-01
Cancer: Breast
Stage: 2
Prognosis at time of entry: Good
Tumor status: 1cm (Invasive ductile carcinoma)
Primary Treatments prior to entry: None
QHM® Treatments: Lumpectomy, detoxification, Ondamed
treatments, supplementation developed by NCIT for cancer
patients, Naltrexone 4.5mg
Results: Cancer in remission
Oral pathology corrected: Two years later after the
lumpectomy.
Present status: No evidence of cancer
This is our first breast cancer case treated with QHM®
technology. At the time of her entry into our program,
we did not require the correction of oral pathology, nor
did we use radio or cryo ablation to destroy a mass (the
technology was not available at that time). Two years
later, we asked her to have the oral pathology corrected and
she complied (a cavitation in a former wisdom tooth site, same
side as her former tumor site). She has been eight years
without cancer. Her oncologist originally told her that
if he had known she would not follow through with chemotherapy
after the lumpectomy, he would have removed both her breasts
while in surgery! (South Carolina, where her lumpectomy
was performed, is a non-medical rights state and allows the
surgeon to make decisions that may be against the wishes of
the patient.)
Case #P2131203MD
Female: Age 38
Approximate date of diagnosis: 9-03
Cancer: Breast
Stage: 2
Prognosis at time of entry: Fair
Tumor status: 5cm (Invasive ductile carcinoma)
Primary Treatments prior to entry: None
QHM® Treatments: Radio ablation, detoxification,
Ondamed treatments, supplementation developed by NCIT for
cancer patients.
Results: Cancer in remission
Oral pathology corrected: Completed.
Present status: No evidence of cancer
This subject was our first radio ablation case for breast
cancer. She is also the only case that developed
complications. This was due partially because of the
size of the mass, but primarily from the failure to follow
protocol and take antibiotics after the ablation. The
breast got infected, but with proper treatments, she recovered
and is today cancer-free.
Case #5041721NC
Female: Age 32
Approximate date of diagnosis: 5-04
Cancer: Breast
Stage: 1
Prognosis at time of entry: Excellent
Tumor status: <1cm
Primary Treatments prior to entry: None
QHM® Treatments: Radio ablation, detoxification,
Ondamed treatments, supplementation developed by NCIT for
cancer patients, Naltrexone 4.5mg
Results: mass destroyed
Oral pathology corrected: Completed.
Present status: No evidence of cancer
This was our first subject to have her breast cancer
found through our QHM® screening center evaluation. She
had just had a mammogram which was negative. She could
not feel her mass and it was only visible with a breast MRI.
Case #5041721SC
Female: Age 52
Approximate date of diagnosis: 5-04
Cancer: Lung w/mets to bone
Stage: 4
Prognosis at time of entry: Poor
Tumor status: 2 cm upper left lobe
Primary Treatments prior to entry: Brain Surgery, chemo,
radiation
Results: Brain tumor removed, lung tumor non-responsive
QHM® Treatments: Radio ablation, detoxification,
Ondamed treatments, supplementation developed by NCIT for
cancer patients, Naltrexone 4.5mg
Results: Lung mass destroyed, bone masses stopped growing
Oral pathology corrected: Completed.
Present status: No evidence of cancer
This subject has had a history of cancer over a 10-year
period. She had had a brain tumor which was successfully
removed 10 years prior to coming into our program. Today
she is cancer-free.
Case #2040000NC
Male: Age 73
Approximate date of diagnosis: 2-04
Original diagnosis: Squamous cell Jaw cancer with met
behind eye.
Stage: 4
Prognosis at time of entry: Poor, terminal
Tumor status: Original tumor removed with surgery, new
aggressive tumor appeared behind the eye after chemotherapy.
Primary Treatments prior to entry: Surgery, chemo,
radiation
Results: Surgical removal of jaw tumor successful.
Chemo-induced tumor behind the eye non-responsive to
additional chemo. Tumor was inoperative.
Original Protocol “C”
Results: Tumor disappeared and verified.
Oral pathology corrected: Completed.
Present status: No evidence of cancer.
Continues QHM® maintenance program
This subject was a “terminal” case when he entered our
program. He was declared cancer-free in less than 10
months after his 90-day Protocol “C” treatment. As
of May 2009, subject is cancer-free and healthy following QHM®
technology.
Evidence is conclusive from the NCIT studies, which samples
above represent, that breast cancers and many other types
of cancer are now curable. To date, May 2009, 100% of
the QHM® breast cancer cases are now cancer-free. Other
cases not mentioned in the sample above are cancer-free with
some having been previously classified as terminal.
NCIT's goal is to have the cure for all cancers by the year
2010 after present studies are completed.
NCIT's studies, along with the genetic study listed on this
website, indicate, without question, that oral pathology is
the primary cause of all cancers.
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