History of Insulin Potentiation Therapy

Articles about non diabetic use of insulin Insulin Potentiation Therapy (IPT/IPTLD) Technique August 4-6, 1997, Bethesda , Maryland, Medical Hypotheses (20(2):199-210,1986) By: SGA, Donato Pérez García Bellón and Donato Pérez García , Jr.“Insulin Potentiation Therapy: a new concept for management of chronic degenerative disease”. Radiother Oncol 2006;81(1):112-7 Jordan BF, Beghein N.Crokart N. et al. “Preclinical safety and efficacy of insulin combined with irradiation”. Cancer Chemotherapy and Pharmacology “Insulin induced enhancement of antitumoral response to methotrexate in breast cancer patients”. Lasavio-Prosco E., Cucchi S., Vazquez J., Lasavio- Galante E., Golomar W., Gordon W. The very first publication of IPT clinical trial data: “IPT very significantly improved clinical outcome of low dose of chemotherapy in patients with advance breast cancer”. December 4, 2003. “The effect of insulin chemotherapeutic drug sensitivity in human esophageal and lung cancer cells”...

  To have a better understanding of the era in which I.P.T. was originated, let’s take a moment to identify the historical moments occurring in Mexico and the rest of the world when Dr. Donato began to propagate his discovery. In 1929, our neighboring country, the United States of America, was facing the “Great Depression” which lasted until late 1930’s. Till this day, it’s been the biggest economic crisis ever reported in the history of the U.S.A. which eventually expanded to global economy. Prices, stock markets fell, salaries where reduced, many industries and companies were broke, but mostly there was unemployment, many families where left without a home and food was considerably scarce. In other parts of the world, the world began noticing Germany’s situation in the hands of Adolf Hitler and his nationalistic vision of the pure Aryan race and all the destruction it had yet to bring upon. Years later, in 1939, World War II erupted, known as one of the dead...