The opinion of the son in law of a cancer patients about the family experience of being treated in Tijuana by Dr. Donato Perez Garcia,MD. (September 2, 2010)
Comment by Donato Perez Garcia,MD
IPT or IPTLD is not a product that comes in a Box and the trained IPT doctor opens and mixes it to deliver.
IPTLD/IPT is a service provided by a talented, trained, educated and experienced, medical doctor that requires him/her to know the principles of pre treating your body with insulin and what it does and then to know the different chemo drugs, which ones can be combined and their possible side effects. Pre treating a patient with insulin helps to potentiate or enhance the effect of that chemo drug and this means that resistance is minimized.
The combination of chemo drugs I choose are based on several factors for each patient, age, sex, allergies, diet habits, exercise and activity history, among some and I choose the best ones that the pharmaceutical companies consider their best ones. Of course the amount I choose is considerably less than what the manufacturer recommends because I am using it in combination with the potentiating effect of insulin.
If the patient has a cancer recurrence and is concerned with the combination that I will use I can tell you and assure you that during my more than 28 years of practicing IPTLD/IPT (something none of my IPT students worldwide have) I have seen that patients that were told they were resistant to XYZ chemotherapy drug they respond when used along with insulin. If the patient comes with tests -sensitivity- done on the tissue or the blood that reports which ones are effective, I take a look and have them as plan B, C, D, etc, because these tests are done for the standard chemotherapy dosages not for the IPTLD/IPT protocol; when these tests consider the chemical-physical changes insulin produces then the tests will definitely be more accurate to be used with IPT/IPTLD.
I can use from 2 to 4 different chemotherapy drugs
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