March 2025

Post-radiation Pineal cancer spreads to brain stem and thalamus, can clear Without Surgery with ECCT

Leave a Comment / Astrocytoma, Brain Cancer, Brainstem Cancer /

Ajie was diagnosed with hydrocephalus at age 6, undergoing nine VP shunt surgeries before finishing elementary school. At 21, he was diagnosed with pineal gland cancer in the mesencephalon region. Despite chemotherapy and radiation, his tumor spread to the pons and thalamus, leaving him completely blind. With no options left, Ajie tried ECCT, and after just 3 days of use—following 3 months of blindness—he miraculously regained his sight and ability to read.
Follow-up MRIs showed remarkable progress: the tumor shrunk by 80% in 1 year, nearly disappeared in 2 years, and Ajie was declared in remission after 3 years of continuous ECCT use. In 2017, he graduated from Electrical Engineering at ITS, fully independent and healthy, though with minor vision issues caused by residual scar tissue on the optic nerve.
Now, 13 years after his initial diagnosis, Ajie remains active and healthy. Since 2022, he has also used ECBS to improve fitness and stamina, enabling him to travel—Umrah to Mecca and Medina, tours to Bali and Singapore, and even mountain climbing at Bromo

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Breaking the “Hereditary” Cancer Chain, Having Children, and Giving Birth Naturally After 10 Years

Leave a Comment / Breast Cancer, Invasive Ductal Carcinoma /

In 2015, Mrs. Lukito was diagnosed with breast cancer—just like her mother and aunt before her. Determined not to share their fate, she refused to believe cancer was an unbreakable hereditary curse. She searched for alternatives and found ECCT therapy nine years ago.
In the early stages of ECCT use, thick mucus with a foul odor drained from her breast wound. Within a month, the discharge cleared, and the wound began to heal. By the second month, the wound had fully closed, and the lump disappeared. An ultrasound one year later confirmed no remaining mass, and her breast condition was normal. That same year, she became pregnant, gave birth, and breastfed safely—proving that cancer didn’t stop her from living normally.
Nearly nine years later, Mrs. Lukito remains healthy and cancer-free, having successfully broken the hereditary cancer chain in her family.

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