Biofield Therapy In Oncology: Modulation of Tumor Biology Phase III
Objectives
Further understand the mechanism and potential clinical applications of biofield therapy for pancreatic cancer
Hypotheses
- Biofield therapy causes shifts in cell-level bioelectric shifts which precede the biochemical cascade of effects observed mechanistically invitro and invivo
- Preclinical research on biofield therapy for pancreatic cancer will show tumor microenvironment shifts, specifically immune cell landscape shifts, across a variety of cancers, animals, dosage levels, and in combination with conventional therapies
Expected Outcomes (In Process)
- Develop a cell cycle-level understanding by substage of the antimetastatic effects of biofield therapy
- Confirm whether biofield therapy has the ability to modulate cell-level bioelectricity
- Determine whether cell-level bioelectric shifts lead to the biochemical shifts observed
- Evaluate new potential clinical delivery methods
