Cancer

Cancer Cells

Compression

Healing Process

Immune System

Ligaments

Machine

Mastectomy

Muscles

Oxygen

SEP, Electrohydraulic Pressure Pulse Device for Reversing Cancer Cell Polarity

Global Cancer Symposium - Feb 2020

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<h6><b>Nathan Crane</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">How does it institute the healing process? What does that pressure pulse to do to the body?</span>

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<h6><b>John Santoyo</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Well, the pressure pulses what they do is they create a microsecond, a millisecond of a traumatic effect a compression to the tissues. Your body feels that as a trauma and sends all the good healing properties to that area.</span>

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<h6><b>Nathan Crane</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">So it's like basically creating hormesis within the body?</span>

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<h6><b>John Santoyo</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Sure.</span>

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<h6><b>Nathan Crane</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Like a healthy stress.</span>

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<h6><b>John Santoyo</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Right. And so it's really good for ligaments, muscles, it helps with bone restructuring with healing, re-institutes if stalled healing process because of the pulse electromagnetic frequencies that are also emitted.</span>

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<h6><b>Nathan Crane</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">What happens to the cancer cells after they switched polarity so now they've reversed polarity</span>

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<h6><b>John Santoyo</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Right.</span>

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<h6><b>Nathan Crane</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">And they've got like some punctured holes in the sheath around it.</span>

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<h6><b>John Santoyo</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Right.</span>

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<h6><b>Nathan Crane</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Then what does patient need to be focused on at that point in terms of what does the body do with those cancer cells at that point?</span>

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<h6><b>John Santoyo</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">So your immune factors and the treatments that the doctors do there is numerous treatments to help the patient rid themselves of that burden. In and of itself our goal is to really just flip the polarity. Once that's done is up to the body's immune system and all the other modalities that they're going to do here to rid the body of it. Keep in mind that once the body has been interrupted by the cancer if you will, you have more problems than just the cancer more often than not it's gonna be a host of other issues that are going to need to be resolved. This is taking care of that all important aspect of repolarizing to give yourself a really good chance at prolonged success.</span>

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<h6><b>Nathan Crane</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">So that point you need to be really focused on all of the</span>

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<h6><b>John Santoyo</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">All of the immune factors, right? Yeah, absolutely.</span>

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<h6><b>Nathan Crane</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Great, anything else people need to know either about this machine specifically or even about some of the immune system things that people should be focusing on to help their body rid itself of cancer? I think the doctors talk about it in detail is a healthy attitude we see that all the time is that, understandably the patient's gonna be upset and sad and all those things that go along with it, but I found that the patient with the good attitude, knowing what they're up against and are in for the fight. They know they're up against it and no one's fault in particular but they just have to be able to focus on their attitude. I think attitude is so important, it's probably one of the most important things.</span>

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<h6><b>Nathan Crane</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Yeah, beautiful.</span>

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<h6><b>John Santoyo</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">All right, so we had a patient who had a history of cancer in both breasts she had a double mastectomy, she had applied some self that a doctor somewhere had recommended to her and it ended up just eating the skin away. So she was open wound, shoulder to shoulder felt really bad for her she came in she was on oxygen in a wheelchair she was really bad and we treated her for the cancer we were able to help her with that. And then another aspect that this is really great for is for wound healing. So the the pressure pulse waves institute a heal healing process. And with this girl within about a month, maybe five sessions she had about a nickel size wound open wound left on her upper right side of her chest. </span>

<span style="font-weight: 400;">It was incredible. Also within that timeframe she was no longer on oxygen and no longer in a wheelchair she was walking down a hallway saying, "Hi, John," and I'm like, wow, it's great, it's great. But it works good for wound repair. Also plantar fasciitis that foot disorders it works really good to help repair plantar fasciitis, problem is in certain areas it can be very unpleasant to the point where you might need lidocaine or xylocaine injection pre-treatment but it works really good for healing that bone spurs as well. There's a gentleman in Minnesota who uses the system, he's a physical therapist and he helps musculoskeletal injuries strictly does a great job with it.</span>

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<h6><b>Nathan Crane</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Great, well, thank you so much John I appreciate it.</span>

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<h6><b>John Santoyo</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">All right. Thank you so much.</span>

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<h6><b>John Santoyo</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Hi, I'm John Santoyo I work here at the Center for New Medicine, I'm a technician for Dr.Connealy. One of the services that we provide here, Dr.Connealy has acquired what's called the SEP, okay? The SEP is electoral hydraulic system that produces a very intense pressure pulse, okay. 25,000 volts goes through this cable. There's a chemical compound in here that gets triggered with the electricity and it produces a very, very strong pressure pulse. It's like being at a parade and you feel the bass drums coming by and you feel it on your body. Well, this would be more directed in that regard. It's based on lithotripsy. In the mid 80s gentlemen, Dr. Andre Hague helped to receive the first lithotripsy systems in England, and from that the work is based on that. Lithotripsy is used everywhere actually around the world to break up kidney stones, works really good for that it's real precise and by design this is not precise. </span>

<span style="font-weight: 400;">It goes into the body and goes all around. So why do we use it on our cancer patients? Specifically for cancer it's been discovered that cancer is really an electrical fault. So normal, healthy tissues have a positive and negative polarity to it. Your liver is positive on the outside negative on the inside, your kidneys, everything, all your systems are that way. And they emit a clockwise rotational force outward from the body everybody has it all day long everywhere. Cancer, what it does it tries to hide from the body and the body's immune system. It uses a fibrogen, it develops a fibrogen sheath over itself that helps hide it, it also reverses its polarity. So it's negative on the outside positive on the inside. </span>

<span style="font-weight: 400;">Unfortunately, your body has very little chance of getting to it and fighting it. So when it's exposed to the very intense pressure pulses of this system we use this for dramatic effect a little battery positive and negative when they cancerous area is assaulted if you will by the very intense pressure pulses it tries to hide and it reverses its polarity. Once that's done it doesn't know how flip back it stays there it's stuck and it's now unable to reproduce any bad RNA that fibrinogen sheath that also protects it. It gets holes punctured in it, it's called electroporation. So the whole process is really beneficial overall for the patient. There's no silver bullet if you will to help every patient for every malady every concern in that regard. </span>

<span style="font-weight: 400;">But we have found that this is really, really beneficial treatment to the the overall treatments that we have here at the center. When they leave our room here they're in a really good fighting position for anything else they're gonna do. Overseas Indian and Spain oftentimes it's used as a standalone treatment. There are other issues and concerns that that the doctors have with their patients but oftentimes they use it as a standalone and they go about their business and they're doing very well where we're a cog in the whole system, the overall betterment for the patient is drastically improved. The other benefits that we use it here at the center for SEP for pressure post treatments is really good for musculoskeletal issues as well as endocrine dysfunction. So if you have high blood sugar, if you have pancreas issues, if you have adrenal fatigue the intense pressure pulses can treat those areas and institutes a healing process.</span>

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<p>John Santoyo is the Center for New Medicine&#8217;s ultrasound tech, SEP practitioner along with other modalities in bioenergetic medicine. The Center for New Medicine focuses on a precise and personalized approach to patient care that includes prevention, early detection of cancer, internal medicine, auto-immune disease, natural hormone replacement, chronic issues, and even aesthetics. Dr. Connealy’s clinics focus on treating “the patient with the disease and not the disease of the patient, while determining the origin of the illness.</p>


John Santoyo

<p>Nathan Crane is an award-winning author, inspirational speaker, plant-based athlete, event producer and 18x award-winning documentary filmmaker. Nathan is the Founder of The Panacea Community, Creator of the Global Cancer Symposium, and Director and Producer of the documentary film, Cancer; The Integrative Perspective. He is also the Director of Strategic Relations at the Chi Center and is the Assistant Director of the PBS series &#8220;Ageless Living&#8221;. In 2005, at only 18 years old, Nathan began his health, healing and spiritual journey, eventually overcoming a decade of brutal teenage addiction, house arrest, jail and challenging times of homelessness to become an international author, filmmaker and speaker dedicated to health, healing and conscious awakening.</p>


SEP, Electrohydraulic Pressure Pulse Device for Reversing Cancer Cell Polarity

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