Poly-MVA Treatment

Scientists are searching for better methods to cure cancer through the
ever-changing advancements in cancer research. Currently, chemotherapy
and radiation therapy produce side effects because they lack specificity.
A goal of medical researchers is to find cancer treatments that act solely
on cancer cells. As cancer research progresses, the acceptance of
PolyMVA and DNA polymerase as alternative methods of treatment
progresses as well. DNA polymerase repair coupled with PolyMVA has
proven to be an effective alternative to traditional cancer treatments.

Based on over thirty-five years of cancer research, Merrill Garnett with
help from his son, Wade, are developing electro-active drugs to destroy
certain malignant tumors without damaging healthy cells. The Garnetts'
research is based on the theory that all normally developed cells contain
an inward directed energy flow.

In laboratory experiments, the Garnetts found that by introducing synthetic
mimics of electric pathways, cancer cells are destroyed selectively.

The non-toxic cancer specific chemotherapy, developed by the Garnetts,
works because healthy cells have oxygen radical pathways. Normally,
oxygen radicals are formed when fatty acids donate electrons to oxygen.
These oxygen radicals have an unpaired electron charge and are unstable.
Special proteins, in the mitochondria, convert the oxygen radicals in water
and useable energy. As the cancer research behind PolyMVA grows, it
has the potential to become one of the leading cancer treatments.