Cancer Care, IPT, Gene Therapy, Enzyme Therapy
In this video, Constantine Kotsanis spends about 25 minutes speaking on "Cancer Care, IPT, Gene Therapy, Enzyme Therapy" at the 39th Annual Cancer Convention held on Labor Day weekend by the Cancer Control Society.
About Constantine Kotsanis
CONSTANTINE KOTSANIS, M.D. holds a B.S. Degree from Northern Illinois University in De Kalb and later received his M.D. Degree at the University of Athens, Greece. He is board certified in Otolaryngology and completed his Residency at Loyola University in Maywood, Illinois. He is also trained in Acupuncture and Homeopathy. Dr. Kotsanis has practiced in Dallas-Ft. Worth, Texas for over 27 years.
As a practitioner of Insulin Potentiation Therapy (IPT), Dr. Kotsanis incorporates an eclectic approach to the treatment of cancer and other conditions. Many years ago he realized that all chronic conditions share common ground. Thus, he uses treatments that address the neuro-endocrine-immune system pathways by incorporating Nutrition, Enzymes, Oxidative Therapy, Gene Therapy, Botanicals, Homeopathy, Acupuncture, Neural Therapy and other forms of Energy Medicine. The foundation of many of his treatments is the cleansing and healing of the digestive tract, since only then can the proper nutrients be absorbed and used by the body. Once this is accomplished, he corrects any other functional and metabolic imbalances. Along with IPT and nutrition, Dr. Kotsanis uses natural substances and nutrients to turn good genes on and bad genes off. This combination of treatments uses IPT to shrink the tumor and Gene Therapy with Nutrition to support the immune system and cease the production of new cancer cells.
Dr. Kotsanis is currently doing a quality of life study on IPT for cancer and has authored chapters in several books. He has a nutrition and recipe book coming out late this year and is also known for his original research in autistic spectrum disorders.
He may be contacted at his Medical Clinic located in Grapevine, Texas by phone 817-481-6342 and website www.kotsanisinstitute.com.
Transcription
Everybody goes, if they can stand, please stand for a second to stretch, and along with this comes a disclaimer. Well, you're about to hear is not endorsed by the American Academy of Oncology.
Or they may or any other organized official medical groups in Washington. What you're going to hear is about their opinions and the experiences of that consigners. Please have a seat. Chancer, I heard all the wonderful speakers before me and everybody had good things to say, and I just want to share with you what I was Wittstock about IPT recent potentiation therapy, which is a very technical way. You have to pretty much be a doctor to understand the terminology. And I'm going to try to make it as easy as possible for you World Cup to the scientifics section. But before I go there, I just want to share with you what cancer is. And cancer is an advanced form of immune dysfunction. It is a systemic disease. It is not a localized disease. So that has to be understood at once. Hip dysfunction of the immune system. That means for the rest of your life, you must pay attention to the immune system. The second thing is, what is cancer? Cancer is. Throughout the years, throughout the millennia. It was known even is describing cancer. But guess what? They had become very popular, very common until after the industrial revolution. So therefore, in my opinion, cancer is a post industrial revolution disease. Is there no single modalities that can help a cancer patient were taught or trained to think that you go to the doctor if he is going to give you the magic bullet for what you have? And I can tell you, there are many good doctors and many good treatments throughout the world. They work, but you have to identify which one is best for you. So we did explore all the possibilities. And of course, cancer is not a disease of the physical body. It is indeed a physical, the emotional, mental and the spiritual. You must address all levels. In the physical body, there's certain things that have to be done. First, you have to debunk the tumor. Now, the tumor has about 98 percent of the tumor itself is debris. Only two percent of them are active cancer cells. And therefore, when you have chemotherapy or radiation or surgery, you eliminate 98 percent of the tumor. You have about two percent, one, two percent left. That continues to grow despite what you do to the cancer. So the number one thing that you have to do, of course, you want the debark the tumor to have