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Mesothelioma is a cancer caused by asbestos exposure. Unfortunately, most people are diagnosed with mesothelioma die within five years after diagnosis of mesothelioma. In their quest for a cure, many patients turn to alternative "treatments." According to recent medical data, most of these "treatment" simply do not work, and many can cause serious damage. Read on to learn which treatments to avoid false mesothelioma.

1. Rattlesnake Dust Therapy Rattlesnake treatments are based on an unproven medical claim a powder derived from rattlesnake has the power to destroy cancer.Powdered rattlesnake is by cutting the head of the snake and the drying of meat left in the sun. The powder is ground and dried snake wrapped? Capsules. The patient should take one capsule every hour until it heals. Alarmingly, many healers insist that this bell "cure" can be combined with any other medication. Therefore, cancer patients are told to stop taking their anti-cancer drugs and analgesics in order to benefit from the magic power of the rattlesnake.

2. Oxidative stress treatments based on oxygen treatments are based on the idea that cancer cells can not survive in a highly oxygenated. Proponents of oxygen therapy attempt to produce lethal levels of hydrogen peroxide in cancer cells by administering high doses of combinations of intravenous vitamin C, vitamin K and a drug called Perftec. Although proponents of this therapy that kills cancer cells only and is harmless to surrounding tissues, these statements have not been scientifically proven.

3. Melatonin Therapy Cancer treatment using high-dose melatonin melatonin, a hormone that is produced naturally by the body to overcome cancer. The healers claim that melatonin in high doses, melatonin stimulates the immune system that destroys cancer cells. While some healers recommend increasing the levels of melatonin through a session of meditation twice a day, most of the other administering melatonin capsules. This approach could be dangerous because the long-term effects of high doses of melatonin are unknown.

4. Rife Machine The Rife machine was developed in 1930 by a microbiologist named Dr. Royal Rife. This machine tries to kill cancer cells by administration of specific sound frequencies to the body. The machine that supposedly sends the sound waves deep into tissue and is so effective that all that is required is a three minutes every other day. While the promoters of this treatment super-(costing thousands of dollars) claim phenomenal success, their demands are lacking evidentiary support.

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