Hyperthermia: Targeted Heat Therapy to Weaken Cancer Cells

Cancer cells are heat-sensitive. Hyperthermia uses elevated temperatures (104–113°F) to weaken tumors without harming healthy tissue.

We utilize both localized and whole-body infrared hyperthermia to render cancer cells more susceptible to chemotherapy and radiation.

It enhances blood flow to tumors, increases oxygenation, and triggers immune recognition through the activation of heat shock proteins.

Used in conjunction with mistletoe, low-dose chemo, or IV vitamin C, hyperthermia amplifies overall effectiveness.

📞 Harness the healing power of heat. Ask about hyperthermia as part of your integrative treatment.