Breast Cancer Treatment Los Angeles

Have you been diagnosed with Breast Cancer Los Angeles area?

There is help: Integrative Immunotherapy.

We have searched for breast cancer treatment Los Angeles strategies

and found that complete long-term remissions are achievable even
in the advanced stages of cancer. These optimized treatments have
helped patients remain free of cancer for decades.

What we discovered is a comprehensive treatment system that places

equal focus and importance on both the cancer tumor itself and on the
internal bodily environment which promotes its growth.

It is a two-pronged attack, which consists of

1. Immunotherapy, i.e. non-toxic treatments designed to restore

the immune system and the body’s regulatory and repair
mechanisms to recognize and eliminate cancer cells.

2. Standard Treatments centered on the cancer cells and tumors.

The Issels Treatment System is a remarkably effective strategy not

only for breast cancer treatment, but for all cancers of all types and
stages. It is a truly integrative immunotherapeutical approach with a
50-year track record of outstanding results.

Integrative Immunotherapy integrates effective state-of-the-art

technologies including cancer vaccines and other scientifically
validated therapies according to the individual patient’s
requirements. Its components are non-toxic and can be given in
conjunction with standard treatments when indicated.

Standard cancer treatments, although having made great strides in

their ability to eradicate cancer cells and tumors, are merely aimed at
the malignancy and ignore, and sometimes aggravate, the underlying
condition, which led to the formation of the tumor in the first place.

Unless the preconditions for the growth of a cancer tumor are

corrected, the high risk of disease progression and recurrence
remains.
Therefore, the Issels Treatment focuses with the same importance
on both the cancer and its underlying condition, i.e. the impairment of
the body’s regulatory, repair and immune mechanism.

The Issels Treatment is a very comprehensive Integrative

Immunotherapy with documented examples of complete long-
term remissions as well as recent cases of advanced cancers
including breast cancer.

What is Breast Cancer ?

Breast Cancer is the growth of one or more cancerous tumors in the

mammary gland and tissues of a woman’s breast. Breast Cancer has
increased in the countries of western civilization during the past
decades and become the most prominent female cancer. In very
rare cases, breast cancer also develops in men.

In the United States the National Cancer Institute estimated for 2008
about 182,460 new cases of breast cancer in women and 1,990 cases
of breast cancer in men with deaths of 40,480 in women and 450 in
men.

There are several types and stages of breast cancer.

• Inflammatory breast cancer is characterized by a diffused

inflammation and enlargement of the breast, sometimes without
a mass.
• Ductal carcinoma in situ is the most common type of non-
invasive breast cancer with cancer cells found within the milk
ducts but not yet spread into the breast tissue.
• Invasive ductal carcinoma is the most common type of
invasive breast cancer and is responsible for approximately 80%
of all cancers. With this type of carcinoma cancer cells are found
in both the milk ducts and the breast tissue. Invasive ductal
carcinoma may spread (metastasize) to other parts of the body
if not stopped.
• Invasive lobular carcinoma is responsible for approximately
10 to 15% of all breast cancers. With this type of carcinoma
cancer cells first grow in the lobes of the breast where the milk is
produced. They have the ability to spread to other parts of the
breast and also to other parts of the body.
Stage 0 ( Carcinoma in Situ)
Carcinoma in Situ means that there are abnormal cells either in the
lobular lining (LCIS) or in the ductal lining (DCIS), but have not yet
moved to other breast tissue. The diagnosis of LCIS increases the risk
of cancer for both breasts and DCIS can become invasive if left
untreated.

Stage I
In Stage I Breast Cancer the tumor is no larger than three-quarters of
an inch (2 centimeters) across and cancer cells have not been found in
other parts of the body.

Stage II
In Stage II Breast Cancer, the tumor is typically between 2 to 5
centimeters (three-quarters of an inch to 2 inches) across. In Stage II
Breast Cancer, the cancer may have spread to lymph nodes near the
breast.

Stage III
Stage III Breast Cancer is considered a locally advanced breast cancer
that has spread to nearby tissue or lymph nodes.

Stage IV
Stage IV Breast Cancer has spread to other parts of the body, i.e. has
developed metastases.

The criteria of diagnosing and staging are the same for every patient
with breast cancer. However, even if the pathological diagnosis shows
the same type of cancerous cell and the staging shows the same
degree of progression, every patient has her own individual breast
cancer as a result of many different combinations of causal
factors ranging from inherited constitution and disposition to adopted
life style. Therefore, the optimal strategy against breast cancer,
against any cancer, requires a personalized treatment.