[cancercured] Re: High temperatures

Tina,

Do not try heating the core body temp. to these levels at home. To
get the core body temperature to 106 degrees without knowledgeable
assistance and experience can be risky and dangerous. At that level,
cool compresses on the forehead are a waste of time, you would need
many ice packs.

Heating the body temperature to this level severely reduces
electrolytes and other key blood factors that need to be continuously
monitored throughout the process. It can easily induce delirium,
extreme fatigue, and dehydration. Go sit in a real hot Hot Tub
(103-105 degrees)for more than an hour. When you get out you will
easily notice these effects.

Keep in mind that anything over 106 degrees, while perhaps curatively
beneficial from a viral and bacterial point, perhaps even cancer, can
also be harmful to brain tissue.

As to the body producing more white blood cells as a result, I can not
address that issue. Normally white cell increase is a response by the
immune system that something is wrong, i.e. a fever or bacterial
invasion that stimulates a response. I may get flamed for this, but
after the initial onset and immune system response of cancer, the
immune system response may become muted, even adaptive to the cancer.

This is due to the simple fact that the immune system has been
weakened and is dysfunctional to the point that it is no longer a
force cancer needs to reckon with. The first goal of any cancer
patient should be to reestablish a functional immune system.

While some advocate rebounding or heavy exercise as if it was going to
bounce the cancer out of your body or something, the most important
activity is no activity per se. Visual self imaging, meditation,
obtaining a beta state of mind is perhaps the most beneficial healing
aspect. So go soak in a "warm" tub and do the mental activities.

Chuck

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "Tina Hoffman" <tina@...> wrote:
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> What would be the best way to induce a high body temperature at
home? Hot
> water bath? Heating pads?
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> If my tumors are in my brain, should I still put a cool cloth on my
> forehead?
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> Tina
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