Bacterial infections are responsible for over two million severe illnesses in the United States and are responsible for about 23 000 deaths annually.(1) A review published by Taylor Ibelli et al defined hyperthermia therapies as elevated temperatures applied locally, regionally, or to the whole body, for specific time intervals, that are routinely utilized in current …
Cancerous tissues are very susceptible. Heat can destroy cell membranes, effectively killing the cell. Heat also changes tumors’ microenvironment, making them more vulnerable to agents like chemo, radiation, or even vitamin C. Contact us at Life Health Centers for a consultation today. Hyperthermia—significant elevation of body temp—also can cause havoc, causing proteins to break down and harming …
Life Health Centers offers multiple unique modalities that better equip your body to combat disease. One of those modalities is hyperthermia, the process of artificially inducing fever like temperatures in the body. The benefits of pumping the body up to fever-like temperatures have been well documented in research. Temperatures above body-temperature trigger a variety of favorable …
By Andrea Albieri, PhD – Senior Advisor Scientist at Life Health Centers The heat shock response is a highly conserved primitive and essential response for survival against a wide range of stresses, including Hyperthermia (extremes of temperature). Fever is a more recently evolved response. During fever, organisms raise their core body temperature and temporarily subject themselves …
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For more information about hyperthermia, including a free consultation with a medical researcher, please contact: https://lifehealthcenters.com/contact/ Introduction It is known malignant cells, cancerous tissues and microbes are heat sensitive and that under certain conditions they can be selectively destroyed by heat. Systemic whole body hyperthermia (SWBH) heats the whole body to a temperature of 41.6°C (106°F) and …
For more information about Hyperthermia please visit our website at www.lifehealthcenters.com or contact us at 385-336-7777. We are happy to answer any of your questions. Clemens W. Janssen and his collaborators conducted a very interesting study which was published in 2016 at JAMA Psychiatry. In this study they tested whether Whole-body Hyperthermia has specific antidepressant effects when …
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