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Alternative Thyroid Cancer Treatments

What is Thyroid Cancer?

The Thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland that is situated in the front of the neck. It is the thyroid’s job is to produce certain hormones to help with the different functions of the body. These include Triiodothyronine (T3), Thyroxine (T4) and Calcitonin.

T3 and T4 hormones are used to regulate the bodies metabolic rate, for example in controlling the rate in which calories are burnt. The Calcitonin hormone is used to control calcium levels in the blood.

There are four main types of Thyroid cancer, which are:-

Papillary Carcinoma – This is the most common form and accounts for around 6 out of 10 cases.
Follicular Carcinoma – This form accounts for around 15% of cases and occurs most often in older patients.

Medullary Thyroid Carcinoma – A more hereditary form of Thyroid cancer that accounts for around 5-8% of cases.
Anaplastic Thyroid Carcinoma – This is the rarest form and accounts for around 1 in 20 cases and usually occurs in those over the age of 60.

Although Thyroid is a less common form of cancer, there are still some 2,700 new cases each year in the UK and over 62,000 new cases in the U.S. In fact, Thyroid cancer cases have been rapidly increasing in the U.S in recent years.

Approximately 2% of cases will occur in children and teens.

Alternative Thyroid Cancer Treatment at Our Center

How Common is Colorectal Cancer?

Applying the FOUR-IN-ONE handheld device over the spinal column and the thyroid area daily would be imperative to help reverse thyroid cancer. This therapy is very effective because it enables our therapist at our natural alternative thyroid cancer treatments clinic to deliver not just one treatment at a time, but four therapies in one. Its like getting a 30 to 60-minute session of infrared heat waves (hyperthermia), acupuncture, massage, electromagnetic therapy and vibrational frequencies from minerals obtained from the Aso Mountain of Japan.

Each of these on their own would be helpful but when all four are used in combination the effectiveness and benefits are multiplied several times. At night the patient will sleep on a special mattress containing the same four (4) characteristics. Usually three weeks of regular sessions produces dramatic results.

No therapy however, no matter how good it is, is a “stand alone” therapy. Cancer is a very challenging disease and therefore using the Budwig diet and Budwig center protocol as the basis, along with detoxification, emotional rebalancing, etc., are all required to produce positive results. Some clinics overlook the emotional factors; however, this is a serious flaw in their program. Because thyroid cancer is usually linked to the emotion of feeling “powerless”, this we address with EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) and EVOX sessions. For more information on all the different therapies we treat, click here.

What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Thyroid Cancer?

Please note that just because you may have one or more of the symptoms below, does not mean you have Thyroid cancer. Lumps in the neck are often non-cancerous and benign.

Always contact a medical professional as soon as possible for a diagnosis.

A lump or swelling below the Adam’s apple
Pain in the neck
A sore throat
Hoarseness or changes in your voice
Trouble breathing
Difficulty swallowing

A persistent cough
Enlarged lymph nodes in the neck
Causes and Risk Factors for Thyroid Cancer
Gender – For reasons that are not quite known, thyroid cancer occurs three times more often in women than it does in men.
Age – Thyroid cancer commonly occurs in women in their 40s and 50s. For men, it is more common in those in their 60s and 70s.
A Diet Low in Iodine – It is thought that those who have a low iodine intake are more likely to get the disease.

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