Case 1  Gastric cancer in a 59 year old teacher

 This was my first cancer patient.

 A medical checkup at work revealed an abnormality, and as a result of a cytological examination he was recommended to be hospitalized immediately. However, he did not go to the hospital but came to my teacher for treatment. His chief complaint was that he could not eat at all. Since my teacher had already retired, he told me to treat him instead. Palpation of the patient's abdomen revealed a very hard stiff, clenched fist sized mass in his stomach near the intersection of the abdominal aorta and it was pulsating very storongly. It was difficult because even if I pushed hard, my finger would bounce back.

My teacher said“If you treat him every day, it will soften in a month”. It took me about an hour to treat the tumor, and 40 minutes to treat the rest of his body ever day. Finally the cancer began to soften “a little”. However, the hardness would return the following day. His condition was unchanged even after one week, so I consulted with my teacher, and he said, "If the carcinoma doesn't soften with each treatment, it's useless. Try treating him twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening."  It gradually became softer and the hardness did not return.

After a week, it became very soft, so I returned to one treatment a day.

As the cancer softened, his subjective symptoms improved, appetite increased, and he was able to digest as much food. 

After the first month, the cancer could be manipulated without resistance, but the aortic intersection remained a little stiff, so I continued treatment.

During the second month(by the 61st treatment)he had normal tenderness and a normal appetite.

Ten months later, he was tested by the Cancer Society and they confirmed he was cured.

He is still in fine condition today.

Case 2

72 year old woman with rectal cancer

She had a weak stomach and diarrhea since childhood. She always needed to defecate immediately after eating, three to five times a day and in small quantities. She likes bread and other western foods for breakfast and often eats out. One day, her diarrhea did not stop and she also suffered cold-like symptoms, so she visited a nearby clinic and they tested her stool. She was then referred to a Medical Clinic for a detailed examination. As a result, a tumor of 5cm in diameter was found 10cm above her anus. She was told her anus had to be removed completely and replaced with an artificial one. The patient's husband previously died of cancer. Her son had visited my clinic while undergoing dialysis, so I was consulted and recommended she receive my treatment before surgery. I instructed her to eat only Japanese food. She was treated daily for the first three months. Her stool became thicker and healthier, so I treated her twice a week for the next  six months. The number of bowel movements was reduced to two or three times a day. After that, she continued my treatment about once or twice a week, and the Sendai City Hospital confirmed that her rectal cancer had been cured.

Case 3 　35 year old housewife diagnosed with pre-uterine(atypical cell) cancer

　An abnormality was found in her screening for uterine cancer.  As a result of cytological examination by the Cancer Association, atypical cells were found, and she received follow ups every three months. She visited my clinic with her friend and was treated seventeen over three months. After being examined by the Cancer Society, her follow ups were reduced to every six months. The patient continued my treatments once a week, and three months later, it was confirmed  that her cancer was gone.