Late stage cancer patients are dealing with few options. The oncology community has run its course of treatments, and usually tell patients that there is nothing more that can be done. The patient is in great pain, and the medications prescribed are opioids. Quality of life is low, and the patient is waiting to die.
The Cancer Pain Institute introduces a palliative care and pain relief cancer treatment The protocol is breakthrough science using metabolism to starve cancer. It is a glucose deprivation strategy.
- Discovered 80% of cancer cells crave sugar (instead of oxygen like normal cells). This fact is used in diagnostic tools to find cancer cells.
- Won Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1931
- Nominated for Nobel Prize a total of 47 times
- Profiled in NYT Bestseller “Ravenous” by Sam Apple
PROOF OF CONCEPT:
Peer Reviewed Article: Evaluation of the Clinical Safety of the Low-Cost Warburg Therapy for the Treatment of Patients With Advanced Cancers – Cancer Medicine by Wiley Publications.
- 100% Safe: No irreversible adverse side effects in the thousands of treatments delivered
- Effective:
- 90%+ of patients – pain reduction or elimination within the first 1-3 treatments;
- 90%+ of patients – rapid quality of life improvements.
- Inexpensive: $7,500 – $15,000 for an average course of treatments (scope dependent on patient’s condition).
Introducing a safe, effective, and inexpensive palliative care and pain relief treatment for late stage cancer patients.
The Cancer Pain Institute is bringing to the U.S. a developing chain of outpatient clinics providing palliative care and pain relief for cancer patients. Our unique treatment protocol is safe, effective and inexpensive; three words not usually found in the same sentence when describing cancer care.
Sometimes the future lies not in new discoveries,but in rediscovering what we already know.
THE PROBLEM:
THE SOLUTION:
The OG: Dr. Otto Heinrich Warburg (1883-1970)
Conclusion: “Warburg therapy for the treatment of advanced tumors is clinically feasible, and safe for multiple treatments. It is inexpensive and widely applicable to different patient groups.”
International Patients – Treatment delivered internationally in over 50 hospitals, over 5000 patients, over 100,000 individual treatments (most patients Stage 4 or hospice care). Observed Results:
We are opening our first outpatient clinic in Tucson in September 2026.
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