Has Lyme Disease or cancer Destroyed Your Life?
Hyperthermia, the game changing treatment
Hyperthermia is an alternative treatment offered at hospitals in Germany and Mexico that actually works. After exhausting all therapies in the States, hyperthermia treatment gave me my life back.
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Are You At A Loss With Your Lyme Or Cancer Treatment?
Lyme disease is the fastest growing vector-borne infectious disease in the US
I was misdiagnosed for many years and became completely debilitated from Lyme. Hyperthermia was the first treatment that my body actually responded to and gave me my life back. If you would like to find out more information about whether this treatment is the right option for you, we would be happy to set up a free consultation to see if it’s a match.
Could Hyperthermia Help You?
The Treatment that Gave Us Our Lives Back
No, not hypothermia, where you are lowering your body temperature. We are talking about Hyperthermia, a treatment that increases the body temperature in a specific way to treat illness directly or to intensify the effect of other therapies. Hyperthermia is a strong immunotherapy and an established principle treatment for chronic infectious diseases. The hospitals that we work with, use machines that reach temperatures as high as 107.6° Fahrenheit (42° Celsius). To be successful, it is important that hyperthermia is done in hospital settings that have high-quality equipment within an environment that offers detoxification therapies to support the body.
What temperature does the body need to increase to when treating lyme?
The core temperature of the body is increased carefully through the use of whole-body infrared-A-irradiation. The goal is to bring the body temperature to at least 106° F (41.1° C), which is the temperature at which it is believed many strains of Borreliosis are affected. If the patient is able to tolerate higher temperatures, doctors at the hospitals in Germany and Mexico believe it is preferable to try and reach 107° F (41.67° C) and slightly above.
Why is hyperthermia a game changing treatment for Cancer?
Raising the core body temperature artificially induces a fever response, which stimulates the immune system to work harder. It also assists to increase the effectiveness of other cancer therapies, and it can help the body to release so that toxins can be eliminated by the body.
During Hyperthermia therapy, tumorous tissue is heated using different techniques. As a result of this heating:
- The cancer cells are damaged
- The blood and oxygen supply are reduced, causing an increase of cancer cell killing
- The body’s own immunological defense mechanisms are activated
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Why hyperthermia’s approach is so effective for Lyme?
- Increasing body temperature kills Lyme microbes and other co-infections.
- Increases the effectiveness of antibiotics, by enabling antibiotics to get inside the cells more easily.
- Disrupts the structural integrity of biofilms
- Stimulates the detoxification process
- Signals the immune system to increase
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Is hyperthermia treatment safe?
The body can tolerate temperatures under 43° C. Therefore, the target temperature is 41-42° C. Extreme-whole body hyperthermia is considered safe when performed in an in-hospital setting where you are monitored the entire procedure, and detoxification therapies are provided before hyperthermia to prepare your body for treatment, and after to help your body with the die off reaction. While side effects are rare, the most common ones are minor burns, blisters, rashes, diarrhea, nausea, and fatigue. In very rare cases, serious complications could occur. However, throughout the many years these hospitals have carried out whole-body hyperthermia treatment, careful selection of patients in compliance with doctors’ recommendations have kept the risks associated with hyperthermia to an absolute minimum. In general, this form of therapy is considered to be highly effective and well tolerated.
Let Us Help You Book Your Hyperthermia Treatment
We are the liaison for Extreme whole-body hyperthermia treatment in Germany and Mexico
Lyme and Cancer Services was founded to help support people with tick-borne infections and cancer, and to educate the community about hyperthermia as a successful treatment option. Tick-borne infections and cancers are very complex, and there are so many pieces to the puzzle in the recovery process. Lyme and Cancer Services is here to hold your hand through this experience. As a liaison between the doctors at these hospitals and the patients, we can assist in all your scheduling needs, and help you navigate which hospital is the best for you to receive treatment.
How can you help with this process?
- We can walk you through our personal experience receiving hyperthermia treatment
- Offer information on Lyme disease, co-infections, cancer, and helping to educate as to why whole-body hyperthermia is an effective option for treatment.
- Explain what to expect at the hospitals, treatment specifics, and advice on managing your scheduled treatments during your visit.
- Provide reputable laboratories for diagnosing Lyme disease, co-infections, candida, heavy metal poisoning, mold issues, mineral deficiencies, methylation issues, and food sensitivities.
- Go over our experience with detoxification, diet, nutritional supplementation, and anti-microbials that have helped our treatment outcome.
- Explain how to best prepare for traveling to Germany or Mexico, such as: scheduling optimal flight times, having proper currency, and help with packing decisions.
- Locate infusion centers near you for alternative treatment before and after hyperthermia treatment.
- Provide guidance in assisting clients in pursuing reimbursement from their insurance company for treatments at a hospitals in Germany and Mexico.
- Offer discounted prices on top supplemental brands.
- We send a free Guidebook that goes over any questions we have ever been asked about this process.
What is the Scheduling Process?
Give us a call or email us to find out more information. If after the initial call, you think receiving treatment at a hospital we work with is something you are interested in, then lab tests and documents confirming diagnosis from a medical practitioner will need to be sent to us. This information will be forwarded to the hospitals and scheduling can then take place. We will provide you with documentation and an ongoing dialogue detailing the treatment process for pre, during, and post-hospital treatment. Having been through this treatment firsthand, we can provide one-on-one consultations on how to best proceed with your healing journey.
Are your Services Actually Free?
Lyme and Cancer Services is able to provide free services to clients because we are sustained by the hospitals that we partner with. Treatments at these hospitals are the same price whether you go through us or not. However, having been through treatment ourselves, we are able to walk you through the process in detail and spend as much time speaking with you as you need so that you have your questions answered and feel comfortable with your journey ahead. We also provide a free Guidebook that goes over any questions we have ever been asked about this process.
Is Hyperthermia Available in the US?
Extreme whole-body hyperthermia is not available in the US. This is why we work as a liaison with hospitals in Germany and Mexico. The US only offers moderate hyperthermia. However, while moderate hyperthermia is an effective maintenance therapy, it only reaches 104° F (40° C), which is not high enough to kill Borreliosis. The hospitals that we work with in Germany an Mexico all offer extreme whole-body hyperthermia, allowing patients to be brought to temperatures that are high enough to kill many tick-borne infections.
Talk to us about how hyperthermia can help you!
Holistic Hospitals
Specializing in Hyperthermia
We have strong partnerships with these 3 hospitals in Mexico and Germany. We can help you navigate the whole process from start to finish.
Dr. Herzog's Special Hospital
Bad Salzhausen, Germany
For more than 20 years Dr. Herzog has been the head physician of his own independent private hospital specializing in hyperthermia treatments in combination with incorporating integrative and holistic concepts. Dr. Herzog’s team works together with you to create an individualized treatment strategy.
St. Georg Hospital
Bad Aibling, Germany
The holistic, integrative treatment approach at St. Georg Hospital (also known at Klinik St. Georg) views the patient as a whole person comprising body, mind, and soul. Led by Dr. Douwes, the diagnostic and therapeutic options available at St. George Hospital are based on decades of experience, to the benefit of their patients.
Sanoviv Medical Institute
Rosarita Beach, Mexico
Sanoviv Medical Institute is the perfect retreat that is in close proximity to the US border, offering cutting-edge treatments in a beautiful healing environment. Sanoviv has a large team of medical professionals who will work to get to the root cause of each patient’s health issues so you can heal completely.
Meet Michelle
President, Consultant, Clinical Nutritionist
Hi! I am Michelle McKeon, a Certified Clinical Nutritionist, specializing in tick-borne diseases, hyperthermia, detoxification, gut health, and inflammatory issues. I was first introduced to functional medicine after a debilitating battle with Lyme disease and many co-infections. After years of trying various treatments, and not responding to them, I decided to receive hyperthermia treatment. This treatment saved my life, and for the first time I was able to see a light at the end of the tunnel.
After returning home from the hospital, I immersed myself in detoxification and cell membrane repair therapies, supplements, herbal tinctures, and a strict diet to aid my body in the recovery process. I went back to school to receive a master’s degree in Human Nutrition and began my private practice, Balancing Pathways. I am passionate about advocating for people with health conditions, through writing articles for health magazines, and speaking at schools, conferences, and support groups.
I guide both local and long-distance clients through addressing various factors that are causing their symptoms. I look for these answers through exploring mold mycotoxins, methylation issues, heavy metals, tick-borne infections, candida, cell membrane damage, parasites, dental issues, diet, and gut flora. My hope is to support people in their healing journey by educating them about hyperthermia as a successful treatment option, and by directing patients on the therapies received before, during, and after hyperthermia treatment. It does get better. Read about my personal health story here.
“I can honestly say after reading the book I am feeling hopeful for the first time in a while.”
Kimberly
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Articles and Resources
Evaluating the Success of Hyperthermia Treatment in Chronic Lyme Disease
November 5, 2019 | Lyme Stories, Symptoms, Treatment By Bay Area Lyme Guest Post from Michelle McKeon, MS, President, Lyme and Cancer Services Bay Area Lyme is happy to share the editorial contributions of care providers, patients, caregivers, and others in the...
Answering questions about hyperthermia treatment for Lyme disease
Authored by Michelle McKeon If you have never experienced the traumatizing effects of Lyme, take my word, it is a complete nightmare. I spent years in pain, battling confusing symptoms and feeling as though I had very little control over my life after antibiotics...
Hyperthermia Treatment
Authored by Michelle McKeon | Original article from the Townsend Letter Hyperthermia treatment…not really a treatment that is often talked about in the United States, is it? Similar to Lyme disease, this treatment has been around for a while, though it has not...