Immunotherapy is form of treatment that aims to help, correct or specifically stimulate your immune system to recover it's anti tumoral response and fight the illness. To be more precise, its objective is to induce your immune system to maintain a healthy balance in your body.  Sometimes our immune system lacks a certain immune response to a specific ilness, or has become lazy nad does not remember how to generate the appropriate immune response  for that illness. Through decades of research in this area, our laboratory has been able to produce a process by which a sample the patients own blood is enhanced with the appropriate immune response needed to address the specific imbalance existing in their immune system. The resulting product is then administered orally to the patient to generate the specific immune response needed against their cancer.  We do not yet have enough case studies to statistically demonstrate our results, however, in our case history the application of this treatment has shown great effectiveness against a variety of different cancers.   Decades of applications have yielded extremely positive results and there are many happy and healthy patients who agree.  This history, combined with the fact that this form of treatment is very safe and does not produce any significant side effects makes immunotherapy an ideal choice  in the treatment options of any cancer patient. 

Our first application of Full Spectrum Specific Immunotherapy in the treatment of Cancer was in 1964.  Since then we have helped many hundreds of patients to lead healthy productive lives after their Cancer Diagnosis.   In over half a century of successful application of Full Spectrum Specific Immunotherapy, there has never been an occurrance of any significant side effects from the application of this treatment.   We have applied full spectrum specific immunotherapy to the treatment of many different types of cancer and in many different conditions. This is a highly effective treatment option that any cancer patient should seriously consider as an option. The treatment is completely non invasive, other than extraction of a blood sample.  Te treatment requires very little patient time and it is handled on a purely outpatient basis.