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Impressum
During the process of recognition, defense and eradication of tumor cells depicted in Fig. 1-4, the immune system’s defensive cells release their cytokines ( signal carriers that target the tumor-cells) thus enabling the defensive cells to communicate with each other specifically. This allows optimal coordinated action on the part of all immune- defensive cells involved in the attacking process.
Under this laboratory process generated patient’s autologous (i.e. own) tumor-specific defensive signals (cytokines) in the next step are infused back into the patient. This enables the patient’s defensive cells to “read”this autologous signals (like a wanted-paper) to identify and attack the cancer cells in patient. Having received these signals in this fully natural manner,patients immune system is “empowered”to begin eradicating the tumor in patient´s own organism.
Please notice:
This video presentation basing on extensive research, first was presented world wide in a public forum by our working group in 1992.
Under this laboratory process generated patient’s autologous (i.e. own) tumor-specific defensive signals (cytokines) in the next step are infused back into the patient. This enables the patient’s defensive cells to “read”this autologous signals (like a wanted-paper) to identify and attack the cancer cells in patient. Having received these signals in this fully natural manner,patients immune system is “empowered”to begin eradicating the tumor in patient´s own organism.
Please notice:
This video presentation basing on extensive research, first was presented world wide in a public forum by our working group in 1992.
The tumor cell camouflages it´s outer surface. The outer cell-membrane of the tumor generates a protective layer, that prevents immune system’s cells from attacking. Here, as in tumorpatient, the killer cells are prevented from doing their usual job of aggression.
Illustrations:
The following photographs demonstrate step by step the main stages of the therapeutic mechanism as visualized microscopically:
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