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8 Years of Jaw Tumor Mass Reappearing Despite Repeated Surgeries and Radiation, Stopped Growing Only After Using ECCT

Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma /

Four surgeries and 25 radiation sessions had not ended Mrs. Wini’s ordeal with adenoid cystic carcinoma in her upper jaw. From 2016 to 2022, the recurring mass affected the roof of her mouth, nasal cavity and cheekbone, making chewing difficult and leaving her in pain. She was exhausted by repeated procedures and unsure whether to try another option.

After being warned that her case could carry significant complications, she postponed ECCT for two years. A 2024 CT scan showed the mass had grown from about 2 cm to 6 cm. She began using the device in late 2024 and continued imaging checks. Early discomfort persisted, but her account describes less pain and gradually improved sleep and daily activity.

One-year CT findings were described as showing more than 90% reduction in the mass. Two years into ECCT use, Mrs. Wini reported normal activities and sleep, a decade after her initial diagnosis.

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Reconciling Brain Cancer Past 14 Years, Using ECCT

Astrocytoma, Brain Cancer, Brain Tumor /

Mrs. Melly suffered headaches she compared to blows from a hammer or an axe. She lost much of her vision and hearing, struggled to move her right side, and sometimes could not recognize her own children or home. An MRI in December 2012 showed a roughly 3 by 3 by 2 cm low-grade astrocytoma in her left brain, near regions involved in language and memory.

Her husband, Mr. Rozi, declined the proposed surgery because he feared lasting damage to speech and memory. She began using an ECCT helmet. The account reports that her headaches eased within weeks and memory and speech began returning over the following months. MRI scans still showed residual tumor tissue years later, even as her symptoms improved.

Fourteen years on, Mrs. Melly is described as active and regularly monitored with ECVT scans. The family roles have reversed: she now helps care for Mr. Rozi, who has diabetes-related kidney problems.

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14 Years Surviving Stage 3 Cancer, Mrs. Soenaringsih Demonstrates That If You Want to Be Quickly Free from Cancer, Undergo Standard Therapy, and Immediately Use ECCT

Breast Cancer /

Diagnosed in 2012 with stage 3 invasive lobular breast carcinoma, Mrs. Soenaringsih wanted to pursue every reasonable option rather than rely on one treatment. Her test results included ER-negative, PR-positive and HER2-negative markers. She underwent surgery and chemotherapy, took prescribed hormone-lowering medicine and also began using ECCT early in its development.

Almost fourteen years later, she continues taking anti-hormone medication and using ECCT. The article describes her as healthy and active at nearly eighty, with few of the long-term medication effects often discussed in such cases. Earlier heart enlargement and lung infiltrates were reported to be absent on later examinations.

She still travels alone by bus between Semarang and Jakarta, leads a church choir of about twenty people, teaches children music and rides her motorcycle around the hills of Semarang.

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80-Year-Old Faces Lymphoma Cancer, Can Be Free with ECCT without Chemo without Surgery

Lymphoma /

In 2023, Mrs. Koesniyah was 81 and had become unusually quiet. Swelling on both sides of her neck, a biopsy wound that still bled, and weakness on her right side left her relying on a wheelchair. Tests identified non-Hodgkin lymphoma with spread to her lungs. She felt embarrassed to meet friends, while pneumonia, liver cirrhosis, and gallstones further complicated her condition.

Because of her age and other illnesses, her doctors did not recommend chemotherapy, and her family did not want her to undergo it. She began using an ECCT blanket and helmet for 15 minutes each morning and evening. She experienced burning around her neck, coughing, bloating, and dizziness. The swelling softened within two weeks, although a new lump later appeared on her right neck.

The neck lumps took about two years to disappear. In May 2026, at 84, she was walking, doing housework, attending religious study groups, sending WhatsApp messages, and debating politics and economics.

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80 Years Old Free from Prostate Cancer with ECCT

Adenocarcinoma /

When Mr. Benjamin was about seventy-five, prostate problems were disrupting daily life. MRI examinations showed a prostate larger than 8 cm and over 200 mL in volume, with lesions on the left side. His PSA was reported at 32, while urinary obstruction and bleeding continued despite medication prescribed to ease the urinary passage. Those symptoms lasted for more than eighteen months.

He later began using ECCT. According to the account, bloody urine stopped within two to three months and urination became easier. Over the following months, ultrasound results were described as showing a smaller, more uniform prostate; after about a year, the lesions were no longer visible on imaging and PSA had fallen to around 7.

By April 2026, at roughly eighty-two, Mr. Benjamin was described as energetic and physically fit, with strong arms and little trouble urinating. He continued to use the device and remained active.

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Early Cancer Disappeared with ECCT, Reappeared Post-Vaccine, Disappeared Again with ECCT for Over 13 Years

Breast Cancer /

In 2013, Mrs. Margareta was diagnosed with breast cancer after imaging and a needle biopsy identified a malignant lump in her right breast. She hoped to avoid a mastectomy and tried other therapies for two years without the lump disappearing. In September 2015, she flew from Southwest Sumba to Tangerang with her scans and biopsy records to obtain an ECCT device.

The account describes subsequent shrinkage of the lump, followed by years of ordinary activity. Later, during the pandemic period, a new lump was detected near the keloid at the former biopsy site. She resumed using ECCT and sought another assessment in Penang, where a doctor reportedly found a remaining keloid but no lump requiring intervention.

Thirteen years after her diagnosis, Mrs. Margareta continues her daily activities around her pharmacy in Southwest Sumba. She also travels within Indonesia and overseas.

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An 11-Year-Old Becomes the Sole Survivor of Muscle Cancer Among 9 Other Children with ECCT’s Help

Muscle cancer, Rhabdomyosarcoma /

Nazwa was only eleven when doctors diagnosed rhabdomyosarcoma in a muscle of her back during the 2020 pandemic. Surgery, chemotherapy and radiation were followed by more cancer growth, including a mass in her thigh within two months. She underwent another operation and further treatment. Her account remembers nine other children in the same treatment group who did not survive.

Her schoolteacher helped the family search for options when Nazwa became weaker after repeated treatment. Her father worked in construction and drove local transport, so paying for a device was difficult. A group of social volunteers in Lampung offered assistance, and she began using an ECCT blanket and head covering in early 2021 after completing medical procedures.

By 2025, Nazwa was back to ordinary high-school life. Having experienced cancer treatment as a child, she hopes to win a scholarship, study medicine and help other children facing the disease.

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Neuroendocrine Cancer Resistant to Chemotherapy, Only Shrinks to Clear After Adding ECCT and Surviving 5 Years

Lymphoma, Neuroendocrine Cancer /

Mr. Roni’s right-neck mass grew rapidly after his diagnosis in early 2021, leaving him coughing, struggling to swallow and shivering at night. Biopsy findings described a poorly differentiated neuroendocrine cancer or diffuse non-Hodgkin lymphoma. CT imaging showed a mass nearly 10 cm wide pressing on major neck blood vessels, even after an initial six chemotherapy sessions.

Mr. Roni and his wife were reluctant to continue chemotherapy. After consulting the ECCT team, they agreed to combine use of the device with another course of chemotherapy because of the mass’s size. The account reports substantial shrinkage during that course, with a later PET scan showing a neck mass of around 2 to 3 cm after six months.

He then continued with ECCT alone. Roughly two years after starting, the neck lump was reported to have cleared, his weight had returned and his everyday condition was described as normal.

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Lumps in Right and Left Breasts, Kidneys and Thyroid, Refused Surgery/Biopsy, Passed 12 Years with ECCT.

Breast Cancer, Thyroid Cancer /

In 2013, Mrs. Syane noticed several lumps in her left breast but chose not to undergo a biopsy or surgery. She instead followed changes through ultrasound, mammography, MRI and other examinations. Over the next twelve years, she also developed lumps in the thyroid, kidney and right breast. Without a biopsy, the precise characteristics of the lesions were never definitively known.

Mrs. Syane continued using ECCT while monitoring each site. During the first year, the left-breast mass changed little and sometimes appeared larger, but imaging after two years reportedly no longer detected it. The article also describes findings in other organs, some of which persisted or changed more slowly, prompting continued scans rather than surgery.

She is described as healthy and active after twelve years of monitoring. Her unusual case includes multiple lesions across different organs, with their exact cell types still unconfirmed.

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Advanced Cervical Cancer No Longer Operable, Can Be Cleared with ECCT, Surviving 8 Years

Cervical Cancer, Squamous Cell Carcinoma /

Diagnosed with advanced cervical cancer in late 2017, Ms. Neneng was told the mass was already stage 3B with possible spread to bone. Six doctors in Indonesia declined surgery, and an operation considered in Singapore did not go ahead. Her husband and children were living in America, adding to the difficulty of the decision as she searched for another option.

She began using ECCT several times a day and described months of painful discharge of mucus and large clots. Ultrasound measurements in the article changed from 11 by 9 cm to 6 by 4 cm over six months. After about ten months she also underwent radiation, and later examinations reportedly found the cervical mass no longer detectable.

Years later, Ms. Neneng was traveling between Indonesia and the United States and attending survivor gatherings. Eight years after her first C-Care visit, she was described as healthy and very active.

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