Great News from the German Clinic: Another Breakthrough with Intratumoral Chlorine Dioxide Injection!

I just received exciting news from the German clinic! A Dutch prostate cancer patient underwent his first intratumoral chlorine dioxide injection two weeks ago, with a dose of 7ml. At the time, the tumor volume measured 17.81 cm³ (3.6 × 2.7 × 3.5 cm) on ultrasound imaging.

Today, Dr. Wolfgang sent me the latest ultrasound images, showing that the tumor volume has now reduced to 5.51 cm³ (3.23 × 1.63 × 2 cm). After a quick calculation, this means the tumor has shrunk by 69.05% in just two weeks!

Dr. Wolfgang was clearly pleased with the results and messaged me:

“Significant reduction of the tumor in the prostate with signs of calcification.”

Additionally, the patient’s PSA levels have dropped from 14 to 10, further indicating tumor regression.

This reminds me of a previous case where a liver cancer patient experienced a 90% tumor reduction within 3 weeks after just one injection. Now, this prostate cancer patient has shown a 70% reduction in just 2 weeks.

This progressive pattern is truly exciting—could this be a general trend rather than just individual cases?

The intratumoral chlorine dioxide injection therapy continues to push the boundaries of cancer treatment, offering new possibilities for the future!