What is Bronchogenic Carcinoma?
Your lungs are the sponge-like organs in your chest. They can be further broken down into 3 sections called lobes, the trachea (or windpipe), the bronchi, the bronchioles, and...
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Does Vaping Cause Lung Cancer?
Vaping refers to inhaling and exhaling aerosol — or vapor — produced by an electronic cigarette. E-cigarettes or similar devices are battery-powered and meant to mimic tobacco smoking (without...
Read MoreThe Bone Cancer Stages: An Informative Guide
When you’re learning about a bone cancer diagnosis for you or a loved one, the details surrounding the stages of bone cancer can seem complex and confusing at first....
Read MoreHow Fast Does Bone Cancer Spread
Bone cancers, like all cancers, develop when cells divide uncontrollably and spread. If you’re looking to understand where does bone cancer start and how fast does bone cancer spread,...
Read MoreHow is Bone Cancer Diagnosed?
If you think you may have bone cancer and are curious about how it’s diagnosed, there are a variety of methods your doctor might use to detect the cancer....
Read MoreHow Long Do You Live After Being Diagnosed with Bone Cancer
Primary bone cancer begins and develops within the skeletal system. Though there is no definitive answer as to what causes bone cancer, incredible strides have been made toward treating...
Read MoreThe Symptoms of Bone Cancer
Identifying bone cancer early on is an important step to overall healing and health. If you’re curious about what are the symptoms of bone cancer, then this guide is...
Read MoreWhat Causes Bone Cancer?
Bone cancer, also called primary bone cancer, is a malignant tumor that originates in the cells of the body’s bones. Primary bone tumors are rare — and account for...
Read MoreWhat Does Bone Cancer Feel Like?
Our bones are our body’s support system. They protect our organs, help us move, and provide a place for our bone marrow – which creates our blood cells. They’re...
Read MoreWhat Does Bone Cancer Look Like?
It’s estimated that in 2020, about 3,600 new cases of bone cancer will be diagnosed – with primary cancers of the bone, or malignant cancers, accounting for less than...
Read MoreWhat is Bone Cancer?
Bone cancer, also known as primary bone cancer begins when malignant cancer cells gather to form a tumor on the affected bone. There are both malignant and benign bone...
Read MoreBenign Skin Cancer
Skin cancer remains the most common type of cancer in the U.S. with current estimates suggesting that roughly one in five people in the country will get some type...
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Hear from Our Patients
Troy Clark
Troy Clark was diagnosed with Stage 3 Prostate Cancer back in 2018. After watching his father go through chemo and radiation therapy on three different occasions, Troy wanted to explore other options. Through a referral of a friend, he found Immunity Therapy Center. “Everyone at ITC treats me with the utmost respect. What I get […]
Debbie Halper
“The Immunity Therapy Center Saved My Life and I Hope they Can Help You Too” On March 14th Debbie was diagnosed with a rare type of Ampullary and Liver Cancer. Her doctors told her that her diagnosis was essentially a death sentence. After some extensive research, Debbie discovered ITC online and decided it was worth […]
Martin Ocegueda
Martin Ocegueda is a resident of Temecula, California. In 2022, he arrived at ITC and was diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer. After being told by prior doctors that he only had 3 months to live, Ocegueda knew he needed to seek alternative treatment. His mother referred him to ITC, as his sister received treatment […]
Clara Kornelsen
9 years ago Clara Kornelsen came to ITC for treatment after being diagnosed with Breast Cancer. Although she was living in Canada at the time and healthcare was free, she felt it was the right thing to come to ITC for treatment. Today, Clara is “strong and healthy as ever” and thanks Dr. Bautista for […]
Arthur Rivas
Arthur Rivas, a California resident and Master of Science and Nursing, was diagnosed with Stage 3A Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer. Arthur, who has spent most of his life caring for others through the field of nursing, never thought he would be the one requiring extensive medical attention. With so much knowledge in the medical field, […]
Peter Richardson
Peter Richardson was having significantly increasing pain in his stomach earlier in February. Following doctors orders for treating constipation, Peter took laxatives and pain killers for 5 months, but nothing was helping. When he went back to the doctor a second time they did a CT scan and found a large mass in his abdomen […]
Melissa Porter
Prior to being diagnosed with Hodgkin Lymphoma, Melissa Porter lead a very healthy lifestyle. While traveling in Costa Rica she found a lump in her right underarm that was found to be Cancerous. When Melissa returned home she researched a variety of alternative treatment options and after being told about Immunity Therapy Center by her […]
Fouad Youssef
“ITC offers so many different therapies and none of them are painful at all. During my time at ITC my quality of life was not taken away from me [unlike with Chemotherapy] and my lymphoma shrank drastically” In 2016, Fouad Youssef discovered he had a lymphoma the size of his thumb knuckle under his arm. […]
Champion McConnell
Champion McConnel, a California resident, and father of two, was diagnosed with Stage 4 bladder cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic. When he was unable to work, and symptoms progressively worsened, was when McConnel knew he needed help. With the help of his wife and the internet, McConnel stumbled upon Immunity Therapy Center. “The entire time, […]
Adrianne Mohnhaupt
Adrianne Mohnhaupt dealt with an Ovarian Cancer scare back in 2015 where her doctors found a 37 centimeter tumor, the size of a football. She immediately had it surgically removed and thankfully it was benign. Every six months she continued her CA-125 and they were coming back normal…until two and a half months ago. “I […]