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”...

  Dr. Donato Perez Garcia  Hospital Angeles Tijuana 6197988017   In 1926, a non diabetic first injected himself with insulin, proving it was safe and efficient.  After a series of treatments, his symptoms disappeared; he recovered appetite and full health again. The idea was that insulin helped his body tissues assimilate nutrients more efficiently and pondered that could just as well work with medication. Insulin could increase drug concentration potency in the central nervous system, given before various medications, changing the physical and chemical reactions that occurred in the blood, restoring balance and maintaining a state of good health. And it did. In 1930, Dr. Donato successfully treated a patient with neurosyphilis using the name of Cellular Therapy, later known as IPT.