Meningioma Brain Cancer, Stage IV: She Decided To Try ECCT On Her Doctor's Recommendation
Updated: Aug 18

Madam Herin has been using ECCT for almost ten years now for her Meningioma Brain Cancer. She looks much younger than her age of 60 - probably due to the beneficial side effects of Capacitance Cancer Therapy!
She was diagnosed with a soft tissue tumor meningioma in the brain just behind her right eye ten years ago, resulting in her right eye not being able to open. She had surgery on this, but the tumor stubbornly grew back again.
Madam Herin was worried that her body might not be able to withstand another surgery to remove the tumor again. There is also a high risk of a permanent loss of sight in her right eye should she undergo another surgery. It was then that Madam Herin decided to try out ECCT on the recommendation of the doctor who had treated her.

Currently, she can open her right eye completely with limited vision, though her eyesight hasn’t yet fully returned. Her MRI results indicate that the tumor seems to be stagnant and did not grow for the past five years.
The tumor behind her eye is a low malignancy, slow-growing type. Therefore, the reaction to ECCT is slower compared to an aggressive malignant tumor. With the continual development and enhancement of the ECCT technology, we are confident that the tumor will disappear slowly but surely!
This case describes an individual’s documented journey and is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical consultation, diagnosis, or standard-of-care treatment. Individual outcomes may vary, and this case should not be interpreted as a guarantee or indication that any particular outcome, response, improvement, or result will occur in another individual.




Comments