Intrabuccal application of electromagnetic fields (EMF)

The intrabuccal application of electromagnetic fields (EMF) offers several advantages, particularly in the treatment of cancer:

Non-invasive methodintrabuccal application is non-invasive, which means that it does not require surgery or invasive procedures. This reduces the risk of complications and side effects associated with invasive treatments.

Targeted therapyintrabuccal administration allows very low and safe doses of EMF to be targeted throughout the body. This enables precise treatment of tumours without damaging the surrounding healthy tissue.

Long-term effectivenessstudies have shown that the intrabuccal application of EMF modulated at tumour-specific frequencies can lead to long-term objective responses in cancer patients. This means that the treatment can be effective over a longer period of time.

Minimal side effectsintrabuccal application of EMF has shown no significant side effects. Patients report high tolerability of the treatment, with no serious toxic effects.

Wide applicationintrabuccal administration allows therapeutic delivery of EMFs throughout the body, including hard-to-reach areas such as the femur, liver, adrenal glands and lungs.

Improving quality of lifeby reducing pain and other symptoms, the intrabuccal application of EMF can improve the quality of life of cancer patients.

In summary, the intrabuccal application of EMF offers a promising, safe and well-tolerated alternative to conventional cancer treatment that has the potential to significantly improve patients' quality of life.