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A patient who had inoperable, stage 4, colon cancer is free of any detectable malignancy after using a new treatment offered by NeoPlas Innovation.

Nashville, Tenn. (PRWEB) October 7, 2009 -- A patient who had inoperable, stage 4, colon cancer is free of any detectable malignancy after using a new treatment offered by NeoPlas Innovation. All evidence of disease was gone four months after he began the lovastatin and interferon combination. Now six months into treatment, he remains free of any signs of cancer, and all previous digestive symptoms have been resolved. He is tolerating the treatment well; his only side effect is minor fatigue.

The patient, who is in his late fifties, was diagnosed with extensive cancer of the lower colon in early 2008. Initially his doctors recommended an operation to remove all the organs of his lower abdomen and pelvis. They abandoned this option, however, after determining he would have been unlikely to survive the procedure. Chemotherapy was tried but was ineffective. He visited NeoPlas Innovation's Nashville clinic in the spring of 2009 and began its outpatient treatment.

The treatment he's using was developed by Dr. Stephen Cantrell to battle his own malignant melanoma in 2000. Then a 33-year-old craniofacial and maxillofacial surgeon, Cantrell fought his recurring cancer with multiple surgeries, a cancer vaccine's clinical trial and interferon. After these failed to stop the aggressive malignancy's spread, the surgeon was told he had six weeks to live.

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