Spinning a molecular cage around cancer cells

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dlb823
dlb823 Member Posts: 9,430
edited November 2018 in Clinical Trials, Research News, Podcasts, and Study Results

Interesting...

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/designed...


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  • funthing42
    funthing42 Member Posts: 418
    edited February 2015

    Awesome it's amazing .

    We can manipulate molecules. Make molecules spin. (MRI)

    To bad we cannot Destroy them by knowing what frequency Cancer cells give off. Gee whiz hydrogen molecules have specific behavior why haven't we figured this out. Hmmm. One day those MRI machines will be useful in other ways. Maybe when the 7T comes out.

    Even if we use them instead of Radiation treatment less damage to healthy tissue. And healthy tissue is more hydrated . Hmmm.

    Boy I sound crazy lol. Just food for thought. :) One day.

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  • funthing42
    funthing42 Member Posts: 418
    edited February 2015

    Hey guys no thoughts in regards to this crazy rant :) Lol

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  • MusicLover
    MusicLover Member Posts: 4,225
    edited January 2015

    Great ideas always sound crazy at first.  I wish that I could understand all of this but it sounds like they are getting closer to finding a cure. I just hope that it comes in soon.

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  • funthing42
    funthing42 Member Posts: 418
    edited February 2015

    Well if you love music as your post name states. Everything has a frequency.

    It's pretty much like music science. It's a cool concept to think maybe one day we can destroy Cancer.

    Magnetic Resonance Imaging.

    Water molecules resonate in a magnetic field. And the body is made up of water molecules in different density in different types of tissue.

    Muscle fat/ healthy tissue. Necrotic Tissue etc.

    Anyways it was a cool post about the cage. :)



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  • funthing42
    funthing42 Member Posts: 418
    edited November 2018

    Hi music lover. Just checking to see if you remember our conversation in regards to Resonance of cells. I should have never erased my post.

    I have unfortunately progressed to liver mets now. So much for chemo. I ended up doing rads for skin mets.

    Then ended up with contralateral involvement in the lymph node. Ibrance and fasolodex for almost 2 yrs now have liver mets.

    Anyways. Im trying to get out of standardized care. Not saying get rid of modern meds all together not that brave. Maybe hit up a opera or two. Lol


    https://youtu.be/1w0_kazbb_U

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