Destroy Cancer Tumors

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Destroy Cancer Tumors

• Without Surgery, Radiation or Chemotherapy!

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• Integrative Cancer Centers of America ("ICCA")
  offers CoNexus, a "tumor-busting" cancer therapy
  designed to destroy (debulk, shrink, reduce, or
  neutralize) primary and secondary (metastatic)
  tumors, even when considered "inoperable" by most
  other cancer centers.

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• CoNexus is a composition of several government
  approved oxidants and non-toxic antigen enhancers
  injected directly into any solid tumor with
  precision accuracy while under CT guidance.
  Treatments are typically administered once a week
  for three or four consecutive weeks takes less
  than 45 minutes to perform is minimally
  invasive and generally cause few, if any
  side-effects.

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Conventional Chemotherapy Injections
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CoNexus Cancer Care
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CoNexus is designed to serve three vitally
important functions

• Destroy late stage or inoperable tumors without
  surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy, and without
  causing collateral damage to surrounding tissue -
  even when tumor is classified inoperable by many
  well-intended Comprehensive Cancer Centers.

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• Hinder the spreading of cancer cells
  (metastasis) by administering systemic autologous
  tumor antigens designed specifically to enhance
  cancer cell death (apoptosis).

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• Enhance Immune Cell Response by administering a
  systemic dendritic cancer vaccine designed
  specifically to better identify evasive cancer
  cells and help destroy, hamper or even reverse
  progressive tumor growth.

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Colostomy Reversal

• A colostomy reversal is generally performed when
  the patient is in good health and fully recovered
  from the effects of the initial operation. This
  will usually be at least 12 weeks after the
  initial colostomy surgery. There's no time limit
  for having a reversal, and some people live with
  their colostomy for several years before it's
  reversed.

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Colostomy Reversal Procedure

• Reversing a loop colostomy is a relatively
  straightforward process. A cut (incision) is made
  around the stomach so the surgeon can access the
  inside of the patients abdomen. The upper
  section of the colon is reattached to the
  remaining section of the colon.

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• An end colostomy can also be reversed, but
  involves making a larger incision so the surgeon
  can locate and reattach the two sections of
  colon. It also takes longer to recover from this
  type of surgery with greater risk of
  complications.

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CONTACT US

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• info_at_integrativecancercentersofamerica.com

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