I believe some research has been done at the NIH on this with some success.

The problem being - if the cancer is advanced the cells begin to replace healthy cells in the lungs/liver.... etc.... so when treatment begins those cells are killed too.

The entire body is stressed beyond any reason by this with mulitple system failures.

So if cancer were caught earlier.. this would be an effective treatment. But when you're talking about late stage cancers - this treatment could still kill not cure.

Still sounds more promising than old fashioned Chemo for earlier cancers though. And probably for some late stage cancers - but that would depend on the person and where the cancer is located.

I think the cancer industry will try to kill it or make it have limited success rates or generally discredit it. Like Newcastle Disease Virus, that kills cancer cells 1,000 times faster than normal cells, but has never made it out of clinical trials.