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Researchers have demonstrated that small doses of electromagnetism can shrink liver and breast cancer cells without harming surrounding tissues, according to a report published recently in the British Journal of Cancer.
Electromagnetic Fields Shrink Tumors
Seeded on Thu Jan 12, 2012 9:31 PM EST
Article Source: News from The Scientist
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This is an untouched field. In 1988 our botany team used to backpack a 12 volt battery in the rain forest because we knew that we could neutralize any snake venom if bitten. With development this could be a very promising alternative to what we do today for cancer patients. Great article, thanks!
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#1 - Thu Jan 12, 2012 9:55 PM ESTI understand that the recommendation now is to use a taser on yourself right over the bite .
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I never got bitten, so I never had to have both poles zap me. Neither sound nice, but it is better than dieing from the venom or infection in the middle of a wet, hot, teeming with insects et al forest. The potential to be able to help cancer patients is very exciting. The methods used today to keep patients alive will some day be called barbarism. But, it is all we have. The courage of cancer patients astounds me.
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Thanks for the seed. I think there's a great deal of potential in this research.
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