Photo Dynamic, Oxygen Therapies
In this video, Frank Morales spends about 30 minutes speaking on "Photo Dynamic, Oxygen Therapies" at the 31st Annual Cancer Convention held on Labor Day weekend by the Cancer Control Society.
About Frank Morales
FRANK MORALES, M.D. received his Degree from Grace British School of Medicine, British West Indies. He then did his Residency Training at Texas Tech Health Science Center, El Paso, Texas in Family Practice and Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Dr. Morales is certified by the American Board of Oxidative Medicine. In addition, he is Past President of the International Oxidative Medicine Association and currently serves as Secretary of the Board. He is an Associate Professor and teaches Oxidative Medicine worldwide. He is also Board Certified in Chelation Therapy and Heavy Metal Toxicology and Board Certified in Nutrition.
In addition, Dr. Morales is Medical Director of Investigaciones Immunologicas de Mexico SA de CV, Medical Director for the Foundation for Light Therapy and a leading Researcher in Ultra Violet Light Therapy and Photodynamic Therapy. He has led several research projects for the Foundation in different parts of the world like Tanzania and Uganda Africa, in search of a cure for cancer, AIDS and other terminal diseases. Dr. Morales is also on the teaching faculty at the Instituto Odontologico de Matamoros, Mexico where he heads the Biological Dentistry Department of Research and Clinical Practice. His most recent project is in Stem Cell Therapy and Progenitor Cells.
He is Vice-President of the Medicina Hiperbarica de Mexico, a Medical Board for specialists in Hyperbaric Medicine and active Associate Professor at Mexican Governmental training facilities throughout Mexico.
Dr. Frank Morales is in Private Practice at his two Clinics. One is called Rio Valley Medical Medical Center in Nueva Progreso, Tamaulipas, Mexico and he may be reached by phone 956-592-5586 and the other one is Bio American Medical Center in Tijuana, Mexico and he may be reached by phone 877-231-5701 or e-mail [email protected].
Transcription
Thank you very much. It's always a pleasure to be here and hopefully will interest you a little bit after eating your lunch. Certainly I would tend to fall asleep myself.
So we're going to try to keep it as interesting as possible.
First of all, I think that certainly, as we all know, cancer is a big, big subject and there's so much to do and so many things to utilize to try to cure this cancer. And of course, I think with all the other doctors and physicians and people that are interested in treating cancer feel the same way I do. There's no real magic bullet. There's no real approach that we can take with so much certainty. But what we do know with certainty is that lifestyle and nutrition is a lot of the presenters before me have have talked about. But I think probably most interesting, of course, as we all know, is preventing. But what happens when we do get cancer and this nutrition really cure cancer that fast? And does does all these radiation chemotherapies, all these things that we utilize? What, you have cancer. It's really tough. Once the gene expression is there, it's hard to turn it around.
Certainly changing your lifestyle and detoxing and so on, so forth make a big difference, certainly in my patients that I treat. I see a huge difference.
I see a difference in patients that actually come in and have had chemotherapy and radiation. I see that they don't respond as well. I wish I could sit here and tell you that everybody I treat gets well. Anybody that says that it's not true, I've treated enough cancer patients to realize that. And I've been around the conventional chemotherapy radiation environment long enough to realize that that doesn't do it either. I've been, of course, long enough in the nutritional field to know that that doesn't do it. So I think really overall, what we're trying to say is that there's got to be a combination of things. There's got to be some kind of organized, synchronized fashion that we can sneak in some kind of key that lets us into this world of cancer cells, whether it's stopping genetic depression or DNA replication or if it's detoxing, that's going to help.
But most of all, I think here, if you ask me, it's like almost what we have to do in a self-defense situation. It's either kill or be killed. And I think this is what what I take more as an approach to cancer is that you've got to go after and we sit back and take a relaxed position.
Hopefully we