Recently, an increase in successful applications of localized
high-heat stimulations for cancer treatment have caused an increasing
number of researchers to investigate the prospects of such protocols.
This has been most pronounced for those groups addressing prostate
cancer and related carcinoma types offering easy access for externally
introduced heating elements. By referring to any useful search engine
and typing in Heat Shock Proteins....a variety of references will
appear....including some explaining what they are and how their
stimulation affects tumorous tissue. Although other means of stress,
than heat, have proven effective....rapid heat application of short
duration seems to offer the best prospects for success.
I believe this type of protocol recommends investigation by those
presented with manifesting cases of serious consequence.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
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