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Did you know that you may be able to predict your risk of developing cancer?7/17/2008 --
NEW! Cancer Profile Test Now Available
After extensive research, Dr. Connealy has discovered a collection of blood tests designed to predict your risk of developing cancer long before detectible symptoms may occur. These tests have also proven to be excellent for monitoring individuals receiving non-toxic or toxic treatments
The profile checks levels of:
- PHI - PHI is the enzyme that channels cells into anaerobic metabolism, or fermentation. This kind of cellular survival is what cancer cells favor. More oxygen in the pathway that normal cells require means less cancer and less oxygen means more cancer. PHI is called the autocrine motility factor (malignancy or spread factor).
- CEA - CEA is a broad spectrum cancer marker. It may also be elevated in all sorts of cancers. It is very prevalent in cancers of the breast and may be the colon. Like all the others, it is an independent cancer marker that by itself may or may not score.
- GGTP - GGTP is the most sensitive test for the liver; however, it may be elevated in diseases of the heart, lungs, and kidneys. It is not a tumor marker, but may be elevated in cancer patients as a result of either cancer spread or toxic therapy.
TSH - TSH or thyroid stimulating hormone regulates metabolic rate, i.e. oxygen utilization. A high level, i.e. hypothyroidism, may be a prelude to cancer. Chemotherapy frequently causes this anaerobic condition.
- DHEA-S - DHEA-S is the adrenal anti-stress, pro immunity, longevity hormone. The immune system is impaired without adequate amounts of this hormone. Most if not all cancer patients and those in the process of developing cancer have very low or none DHEA in their blood.
Give yourself the gift of early cancer detection; schedule your Cancer Profile today by contacting us at (949) 680-1880 or visit our website at www.scmedicalcenter.com
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