Journalist : Good morning, Dr. Martínez. Thank you for being here today. To start, could you tell us a little about his experience and authority in the field of abdominal and bowel cancer?
Dr. Martínez : Good morning! Sure. I am an oncologist with more than 20 years of experience in cancer treatment, and in particular, I have specialized in abdominal and intestinal cancer. I have conducted extensive research and clinical studies in this area, and have collaborated with various medical teams to provide the best care for my patients.
Journalist: Excellent, your experience is very valuable. Now, I would like to talk about the importance of preventing angiogenesis and cutting off the energy supply to cancer cells in the treatment of this type of cancer. Could you explain what this is and why it is crucial?
Dr. Martínez : Sure. Angiogenesis is the process by which tumors grow new blood vessels to receive nutrients and oxygen. If left unchecked, this allows the tumor to grow and spread more easily. Additionally, cancer cells need energy to survive and multiply. If we do not interrupt its energy supply, its proliferation will continue and the cancer will advance.
Journalist: So what are the consequences of not preventing angiogenesis and allowing cancer cells to continue receiving food?
Dr. Martínez: The consequences can be devastating. If angiogenesis is not controlled, the tumor can grow rapidly, invade nearby tissues, and spread to other organs. Additionally, if cancer cells continue to receive nourishment, the cancer becomes more aggressive and difficult to treat, which can lead to worsening symptoms, metastasis, and ultimately a poor prognosis.
Journalist: I understand. Now, what are the benefits of preventing tumor angiogenesis and preventing cancer cells from continuing to receive food?
Dr. Martínez: By preventing angiogenesis, we can stop the growth of the tumor and prevent its spread. This may allow for more effective treatment and longer life expectancy for patients. Additionally, by cutting off the food supply to cancer cells, we can weaken them and make them more susceptible to conventional treatments, such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Journalist: Very interesting. However, we know that conventional treatments are not always enough. Could you explain to us why?
Dr. Martínez: Certainly. Conventional treatments, such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy, are effective, but they can have significant side effects and do not always completely eliminate cancer cells. Additionally, some cancer cells may become resistant to these treatments, making it difficult for them to work long-term. That is why it is important to look for complementary approaches and options that can enhance conventional treatments.
Journalist : I understand. So what would be your unique solution for this type of cancer?
Dr. Martínez: In my experience, the key is to prevent the cancer cell from feeding and generating blood vessels (angiogenesis). By cutting off its energy supply and depriving it of nutrients, we can weaken it and make treatment easier. It is essential to address these aspects to improve the chances of success in the treatment of abdominal and intestinal cancer.
Journalist : Very interesting, Dr. Martínez. Now, I would like to talk about graviola and ozone. Could you convince us that these treatments can help prevent angiogenesis and cut off the energy supply to cancer cells in combination with conventional medical treatments?
Dr. Martínez: Of course. Graviola and ozone have been shown to have properties that may help prevent angiogenesis and cut off the energy supply to cancer cells. Graviola contains natural compounds that have been shown to have inhibitory effects on the growth of blood vessels necessary for tumor nutrition. On the other hand, ozone, administered in an appropriate and controlled manner, can help improve tissue oxygenation and weaken cancer cells, hindering their ability to obtain energy.
Journalist : Got it, that sounds very promising. How is it then recommended to take graviola and ozone in combination with conventional medical treatments?
Dr. Martínez: It is essential that these complementary treatments are administered under the supervision of a specialized doctor. I recommend taking graviola in supplement form, such as Graviola Prozono, which is a safe and effective option. Regarding ozone, there are different techniques for its administration, such as ozone therapy, which must be performed by a medical professional trained in the use of this therapy. Combining these treatments with conventional medical treatments can enhance results and offer a comprehensive approach to the treatment of abdominal and bowel cancer.
Journalist : Understood, it is important to have adequate supervision to ensure the effectiveness and safety of these complementary treatments. In conclusion, Dr. Martínez, could you give our readers a reason to act urgently in the treatment of this type of cancer?
Dr. Martínez : Of course. Abdominal and intestinal cancer is an aggressive and silent disease that can have serious consequences if not treated in time. Acting urgently is crucial to stop its progression and improve the chances of successful treatment. Combining conventional treatments with complementary approaches, such as inhibition of angiogenesis and disruption of energy supply to cancer cells, provides a comprehensive and promising strategy to combat this disease.
Journalist : Thank you very much, Dr. Martínez, for sharing your knowledge and recommendations with us. It’s been a pleasure having you here today.
Dr. Martínez: The pleasure has been mine. I hope this information is helpful to those facing this disease. Let us remember that each case is unique and it is important to always consult with a medical professional to receive the appropriate treatment.
