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Recovering from Paralysis Due to a Tumor the Size of a Buttock on the Tailbone — Shrinking Without Surgery Using ECCT, Surviving Over 5 Years

Leave a Comment / Bone Cancer, Chondrosarcoma /

In 2020, Mrs. Qurotul Aini (AI) was diagnosed with a massive 19 cm malignant chordoma at the base of her spine that had destroyed her sacrum and pelvis. Surgery was deemed too dangerous—her doctors warned of possible paralysis or death—so she turned to ECCT therapy. The first sessions were intensely painful, causing burning sensations and profuse sweating, followed by extreme detox reactions including foul-smelling stool, gas, and milky urine. Yet within six months, MRI scans showed the tumor had shrunk dramatically to about 8 cm.

Clinical recovery came more slowly. For months she couldn’t sit or stand, remaining bedridden and using a catheter. Around month 6 she took her first steps, and by month 10 she could urinate normally again. After 2.5 years she still relied on a wheelchair but could manage light housework. Continued ECCT use further reduced the tumor size and restored her strength.

By 2025—five years after diagnosis—Mrs. AI walks independently and participates actively in the Lavender Indonesia cancer survivor community. Her remarkable patience and perseverance turned an inoperable, life-threatening case into a story of recovery and renewed independence.

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Breast Cancer Disappeared with ECCT Without Surgery, Reappeared 10 Years Later After Vaccination and Stopping the Device

Leave a Comment / Breast Cancer, Invasive Ductal Carcinoma /

Ten years ago, Mrs. Saripah was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma, a moderately differentiated malignant breast cancer. Rejecting surgery, she chose ECCT therapy instead. Within a year, ultrasound scans showed no detectable mass, and she continued using the vest-shaped ECCT device for five years with no recurrence or spread. Her cancer was declared cleared without any surgical intervention.

Five years after stopping ECCT, following a COVID-19 vaccination, a new lump appeared near the original site. This one was different—round, encapsulated, and showing benign characteristics. When she resumed ECCT therapy, her body again released chalk-like flakes through the skin, though with lower calcium content than before. The lump softened and began shrinking steadily.

Now, a decade after her original diagnosis, Mrs. Saripah remains healthy and active, with normal imaging results and no signs of malignancy.

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The First Stage 4 Kidney Cancer Survivor to Surpass 10 Years with ECCT, Without Chemotherapy

Leave a Comment / Kidney Cancer, Renal Cell Carcinoma /

In early 2015, Mr. David (44) was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney cancer. His left kidney had been overtaken by a 12 cm tumor, and a 4 cm lesion was found in his right kidney. After his left kidney was removed, doctors advised chemotherapy to slow progression and prevent recurrence, though chances of recovery were minimal. Refusing chemo and a second surgery that could leave him without any kidney, Mr. David turned to ECCT therapy instead.

The first months of ECCT brought mild kidney function disturbances and strong-smelling urine, signaling the excretion of dead cancer cells. Over time, his scans showed no recurrence or spread. The lesion in his right kidney remained stable and gradually developed a texture similar to healthy tissue. Five years after starting therapy, his condition stayed normal, and after ten years, his imaging results still showed no sign of active cancer.

Mr. David remains healthy and active today, marking a decade of cancer-free life thanks to ECCT—a remarkable recovery once considered medically impossible for stage 4 kidney cancer.

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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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Cavernoma Case in the Brainstem, Shrinks with ECCT Without Surgery for Over 12 Years

Leave a Comment / Cavernoma /

At 39, Mrs. Dewi was diagnosed with cavernoma—a blood vessel malformation in her brain causing hidden bleeding, severe headaches, and balance issues. Located near the brainstem, surgery was deemed too risky. In early 2013, she chose ECCT therapy, even though it wasn’t originally designed for non-cancer cases. Remarkably, within weeks, her dizziness eased, and after a year of use, her headaches subsided completely.

She stopped using the device for four years, but in 2018, her symptoms returned, and MRI results showed the lesion reappearing, though smaller than before. After resuming ECCT, the headaches diminished again, and her latest MRI in 2023 revealed only a small residual lesion with signs of healing tissue.

Now, 12 years since her diagnosis, Mrs. Dewi remains healthy and continues to use ECCT regularly to prevent recurrence.

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10-Year-Old Child with Medulloblastoma Brain Cancer at the Brainstem Cleared with ECCT Without Surgery

Leave a Comment / Brain Cancer, Medulloblastoma /

At 10 years old, Mohammad Razzan was diagnosed with medulloblastoma—a malignant brain tumor pressing on his brainstem and cerebellum. Surgery was deemed too risky, so his doctor sought an alternative treatment using ECCT. In the first month, Razzan experienced an intense detox process marked by black, foul-smelling stools, after which his pain subsided and his balance and motor functions returned to normal.

For six years, his parents, both medical professionals, hesitated to bring him back for an MRI, fearing the results might not match his healthy appearance. But when they finally did, the scan showed his brain was completely clear—no trace of cancer remained. The tumor that had once blocked his brain’s drainage channels had vanished without surgery or chemotherapy.

Now a healthy high school student, Razzan continues to grow normally and live free from symptoms, six years after his recovery with ECCT.

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Triple Negative Grade 3 Breast Cancer: Achieving 10 Years of Remission with ECCT Without Chemotherapy

Leave a Comment / Breast Cancer, Invasive Ductal Carcinoma /

In 2012, Mrs. Alwiene was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer. She initially relied solely on ECCT, hoping to heal without surgery or chemotherapy. However, because dead cancer cells didn’t excrete properly, they built up and caused inflammation, prompting her to undergo a mastectomy. The pathology revealed invasive ductal carcinoma grade 3 with triple-negative IHC results—the most aggressive and treatment-resistant breast cancer type.

Refusing chemotherapy, Mrs. Alwiene continued ECCT therapy to prevent recurrence and metastasis. Her follow-up scans consistently showed no spread or new tumors, and her overall health remained excellent.

Now over 10 years since her diagnosis, Mrs. Alwiene, at 75, lives healthily and actively, marking a full decade as a triple-negative breast cancer survivor.

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Husband and Wife Battle Inoperable Tumors in Later Life, Surviving 10 and 5 Years with ECCT Treatment

Leave a Comment / Brain Tumor, Leiomyoma, Meningioma /

In 2012, Mr. Samidin was diagnosed with a 23 cm leiomyoma tumor in his pelvic cavity, tightly attached to his bladder and aorta—making surgery too risky. He began ECCT therapy for six months to loosen the tumor’s adhesions before surgery. The operation succeeded, removing the mass cleanly without damaging nearby organs. He continued ECCT afterward to prevent recurrence, and for 10 years, he has remained healthy and cancer-free.

Five years into his remission, his wife, Mrs. Sudartati, was diagnosed with a brain tumor located behind her left eye and gripping the brainstem—rendering it inoperable. She began ECCT therapy and has used it consistently for five years. The tumor has shrunk slightly and faded in density but remains in place, stable and harmless.

By the end of 2024, both Mr. Samidin and Mrs. Sudartati celebrated remarkable milestones—10 and 5 years of survival, respectively—living healthy, peaceful lives together.

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Tongue Cancer Survives 5 Years Without Surgery

Leave a Comment / Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma /

In 2019, Mr. Taufik Sarmin was diagnosed with stage 4 tongue cancer—adenoid cystic carcinoma—covering almost the entire right side of his tongue. Doctors advised surgery followed by chemotherapy and radiation, but with no guarantee against recurrence or spread. Then he chose ECCT, enduring the excruciating pain of both the disease and its treatment.

During the first few months, the pain was at its worst as the cancer mass broke down into thick mucus mixed with saliva. Over time, MRI scans showed the tumor’s density decreasing—evidence of cancer cell lysis rather than shrinkage. The healing process was long and difficult, but his determination never wavered.

After 5 years, Mr. Sarmin’s cancer is clear, his tongue remains intact, and no spread has been detected. He now lives in good health, with only minor scarring and a slightly obstructed sensation on his tongue.

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