The Kanzius Machine : A Cancer Cure?

From surgery to radium exposure to such extremes as radiation therapy, as doctors’ knowledge of the varying types of cancer, and the expansion of medical research regarding cancer has changed, so has the preferred method of treatment. Doctors and researchers dedicated to studying cancer have led to a greater understanding of cancer development; consequently the development of treatments and cures that are more effective, less harmful, have fewer side effects, and in some cases serve to prevent the spread of cancer.

With the rate and volume that new experiments and experimental procedures are being tried and tested, it can be expected that a Nobel Prize will soon be won for the discovery and advancement of this potential life-saving ‘tool’. The category of Nobel Prize and who it potentially should be awarded to are discussed later in this essay.

Long times ago, even during the 19th century, scientist all over the world had started to find the cure for cancer, one of the most feared disease you can ever imagine, simply because you don’t know what the cause and how to turn it off. Cancer started

“He repeated this process with about a dozen other cancer patients. He told them he was testing their immune systems; he said nothing about injecting them with someone else’s malignant cells” (Skloot 128).

      Many of the doctors of the time were amazed at the horrible disease. Physicians were stumped about cure or even remedies of this illness. The only advice they could offer is to get away from it and start off new

Many doctors, physicians, researchers and biotech companies--including the revolutionary Seattle Genetics research facility--are now turning to antibody-assisted cancer treatments and precisely targeted cures instead of treating cancer with a cocktail of chemicals and radiation that generate risky side effects and damage the healthy tissue that patients need to recover. Cancers are among the most frightening and difficult-to-treat illnesses. Ranked as the leading cause of death and disability, cancer is actually an umbrella term that covers many different diseases. Each person faces a unique disease because cancers interact with the body's existing cells, so each case has a

“He [Rife] later found a frequency of electromagnetic energy that would cause the cancer virus to diminish completely when entered into the energy field. The great discovery led Rife to create a device that could be tuned to output the frequency that would destruct the cancer (Martino).” Unfortunately, cancer is not a singular disease that acts in uniform throughout all people. In fact there are hundreds of different types of cancers, and they each have their own symptoms, characteristics, and treatments. In his article, “The Hidden Cancer Cure” author Steven Novella helps explain why it is highly unlikely for one machine to cure every type of cancer. Novella says, “It turns out, cancer is a category of many individual diseases that are very challenging to treat. We have made steady progress, and many people with cancer can now be cured – but we have not discovered the one cure for all cancer. I personally am not convinced that we will discover a single cure for all cancer.” He also goes into detail about how Rife’s machine was not at a power level that could generate enough energy to kill even a single bacterial cell (Novella). Martino’s article could fall under the logical fallacy category called false premise. This is because the baseline for his entire argument is untrue. There is no proof for, and actually proof against, a machine that could kill bacterial cancer

Finding a panacea for cancer will be an arduous task with a very lengthy and discouraging trial and error period. Inevitably there will be some trying hurdles to get past in search of this cancer panacea, but, one that seems to be the most difficult to get passed is the severity and variety of the case presented. Doctors see this as overwhelming and very daunting since they do not want to get a patient’s hopes up if the medicine turns out not to work, or cause things to get worse. If doctors believe they have found this new and astonishing drug that cures all cancer at all stages and they prescribe it but turns out to only make the cancer worse, they will have to live knowing that they hurt all of these people and their families forever. In

Doctors had been using radiation to destroy cancerous cells since the unfolding of X-rays and radium in the 1890s, but both techniques had their own issues. X-ray machines were complicated to make use of, and radium implanted near tumors. In addition, X-rays weren’t strong enough to be entirely effective, and as for both of them, they were quite expensive.

It is no secret that cancer is leading cause of death in the world. It was estimated that in 2012, 14.1 million new cases of cancer occurred worldwide and 8.2 million people died as a result of cancer [1]. Cancer prevalence is increasing at an alarming rate, yet the progress of treatment has been slow, with benefits of treatment being measured in only months or even weeks. Most patients with a specific type of cancer at a certain stage will receive the exact same form of treatment, but it has been made clear that while the treatment works well for some, it does not for a significant amount of others. The treatment that patients receive today is based on

Although there is not a cure for cancer, but cancer research treatment and early detection has been greatly improved by technology over the year. Improving health care and decreasing cancer related death. Technology has enabled researchers to understand cancer in ways never before, allowing more innovative treatment with less side effects and even ways to help cope with the side effects. Also, letting researchers create treatments that are more effective and personalize against the many types of cancer out there. More importantly, technology has improved cancer screening and detection at an early stage, which help

Marie and Pierre Curie both researched into radium’s properties and the results implied that radium could possibly be a cure to some diseases. From this, a new form of therapy developed: radium therapy or “Curie Therapy,” as it was referred to in France (Koestler-Grack “Cures Cancer”). The healing properties of radium are serviceable to the curing of diseases. Many suffered from incurable diseases, such as types of Leukemia and Carcinoma, but radium treatment gave them hope for a cure. Now, many diseases that were burdensome to treat in the past are of little to no consequence due to the innovation of treatment from radium

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Therefore, I believe that this threat had given the medical field the motivation to push to even greater heights, as the very survival of mankind depended on them. With the limited technology at that time, the many professionals of the medical field were hard pressed to look for faster and more efficient ways to find new cures for new diseases. However, they did not wither under pressure and had instead tried their best, determined to find a cure. Indirectly, this has improved the development of vaccines immensely. This leads me to believe that desperation is a very powerful tool, and in the face of death, we cannot help but try our best and do the unthinkable. Moreover, due to this outstanding accomplishment, I strongly believe that this incident is an inspiration for the future of the medical field, and will be a beckon of hope during dark

In 2007, it is predicted that almost 1.5 million people will be diagnosed with cancer in the United States (Pickle et al., 2007). More than half of these cancer patients will undergo the use of radiation as a means for treating cancer at some point during the course of their disease (Perez and Brady, 1998). Cancer, a disease caused by an uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells, affects millions of people around the world. Radiotherapy is one of the well known various methods used to treat cancer, where high powered rays are aimed directly at the tumor from the outside of the body as external radiation or an instrument is surgically placed inside the body producing a result of internal radiation. Radiation is delivered to the cancerous regions of the body to damage and destroy the cells in that area, terminating the rapid growth and division of the cells. Radiation therapy has been used by medicine as a treatment for cancer from the beginning of the twentieth century, with its earliest beginnings coming from the discovery of x-rays in 1895 by Wilhelm Röntgen. With the advancements in physics and computer programming, radiation had greatly evolved towards the end of the twentieth century and made the radiation treatment more effective. Radiation therapy is a curative treatment approach for cancer because it is successful in killing cancerous tumor cells and stop them from regenerating.