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Is IPT for you?

Choosing your cancer treatment may be one of the most difficult and important decisions you'll ever make. Whichever means of treatment you choose, understand and accept that you will be engaged in a fight. A consumer study of cancer patients reports that 32% of subjects surveyed said their worst fear was dying of their disease. In the same study, 40% said they feared chemotherapy side effects more than death.

We are the first to acknowledge that IPT™ is not for everyone. Whether it's for you or not is ultimately your choice. Further information about IPT/IPTLD (Targeted Low-Dose), both pro and con, can be found elsewhere on the World Wide Web. We urge you to use all information available to help you make your decision.

Powerful & Gentle Cancer Care

Welcome. The central element of our treatment program is fractionated low-dose chemotherapy with insulin biologic response modification, popularly known as Insulin Potentiation Therapy™ or IPT™.

Our IPT/IPT Targeted Low-Dose cancer-care program focuses on delivering chemotherapy in a way that effectively kills cancer cells but that significantly reduces the brutal side effects experienced with most standard chemotherapy treatments. In our experience with IPT/IPTLD, the incidence of side effects is dramatically reduced. As a result, IPT/IPT Targeted Low Dose physicians believe patients have a better opportunity to maintain a normal quality of life, both during and after their treatments.

Comprehensive Treatment

Our doctors are well aware of the great value of good nutrition and vitamin-mineral supplementation. These factors play an integral role in building and supporting healthy immune function. This is of the utmost importance, as cancer care is most effective when it focuses on strengthening and growing good cells rather than just killing bad ones. Many of our IPT Targed Low-Dose physicians also use a variety of other alternative treatment modalities. You can learn more about these practices by visiting the individual websites of IPT/IPTLD practitioners listed here.