Liver Cancer Centers of America introduces CoNexus
Liver Cancer Centers of America ("LCCA") provides advanced liver patients with a vast array of uniquely novel yet effective protocols for treating hepatocellular cancer (“HCC�) or metastatic liver cancer (regardless of stage) generally not available within the United States or Canada!
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LCCA's flagship is CoNexus, a "tumorbusting" cancer therapy designed to destroy (debulk, shrink, reduce, or neutralize) primary or secondary (HCC or Metastatic tumors), often considered "inoperable" by most comprehensive cancer centers.
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CoNexus is a composition of several government approved oxidants and nontoxic antigen enhancers injected directly into liver tumor(s) under precision CT guidance.
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Treatments are typically administered once a week for three or four consecutive weeks; take less than 45 minutes per treatment; minimally invasive; and generally cause few, if any side-effects.
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designed to serve three vitally important functions:
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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. 7
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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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Liver metastasis occurs when cancerous tumor cells spread to the liver from another part of the body. These tumor cells often appear shortly after the primary tumor develops, or months or years later. 10
Most liver metastases start as cancers in colon or rectum. Nearly 70% of patients with colorectal cancer develop liver metastases. This happens in part because blood from intestines is connected directly to liver through the portal vein. 11
Although much less common, liver metastases can start from breast, esophagus, stomach, pancreas, lung, kidney or skin cancer.
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