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| Diagnosis: It shocked her when the Dutch patient was diagnosis breast cancer in February 2007. Immediatly she underwent the recommend therapy: Breast surgery with subsequent chemotherapy. The examination results taken before and after the surgery were devastating: The tumor was removed from the healthy tissue, however all 17 lymph nodes which were also removed were affected already by tumor cells at this time. Obviously the cancer had spread out in the body very rapidly. The follow-up treatment with chemotherapy and, beginning in June 2007, also with Herceptin went as scheduled. In June 2008 during control examinations at the end of the regular and mainstream medicine treatment bone metastases were detected in the spinal column. The treating oncologists in the Netherlands could only recommend a palliative irradiation of the bone focus. They said, unfortunately there would no longer a chance for healing or stagnation. The women being 30 years old at that time didn’t content herself with that. Together with her whole family she started looking for other treatment methods. By that she finally found her way to the practice clinic Siebenhüner, where she was informed about the various options of an integrated tumor therapy at great length. Together with the medicines she opted for a combinational treatment amongst others with hyperthermia and insulin potentiated therapy. The treatment was very well received. In addition to her considerably improved mood due to the option to fight against the disease after all, her physical condition made great progress very quickly. In April 2009 a PET scan was run for control. The result was astonishing and beneficial at the same time: All foci in the bones of the spinal column were no longer detectable. Even more there was no longer any sign of tumor activity in the whole body. |