Cancer-Curing Far Infrared Ray Heat Therapy

Far Infrared Ray treatment has recently been verified to have a place in curing cancer, and the challenge is finding a way to make it accessible for everyone.

Cancer is directly associated with cell division and those that don’t separate can’t become cancerous. Therefore, the carcinoma of the brain is slightly rare, though it can happen because of other brain cells that are supportive in function called the glial cells. These divided cells are usually the cause of malignant brain cancer.

Far Infrared Ray treatment prevents the unnecessary separation of cells to avoid the multiplying of active cancer cells.

The study was presented by a commended professor of medical oncology Dr. Rolf Issels, who practices his teaching at Klinikum Grosshadern at the College of Munich in Germany. According to the study, the number of cancer patients who positively reacted to their chemotherapy doubled on the addition of focused heat care (Far Infrared Ray heat therapy) to their set of treatments. Far Infrared Ray therapy is also the first treatment with the capacity to lengthen a patient’s survival in cancer without going under surgery. Dr. Issels adds that after three years of FIR treatment, about half (42%) are “less to experience a recurrence of their cancer”.

The doctor adds that the heat from FIR treatment kills the tumor cells and makes it more susceptible to chemotherapy. Far Infrared Ray therapy is more than just a cancer aid. It has the same capability to stimulate the body’s own healing force by locally enhancing the body’s temperature. FIR targeted heat can repair damaged muscles and tissues, making it an efficient treatment for wounds, working superbly for rehabilitating patients who suffer from post-injury chronic pain and discomfort. Far Infrared Ray heat therapy can increase the patient’s vitality and permit them to take part in other activities.