Stimulation of dermal fibrous tissue in malignant and chronic diseases: A novel therapeutic approach based on energy medicine

Despite the development of various therapeutic methods for malignant and chronic diseases, it remains difficult to cure or achieve satisfactory remission in several of them. Therefore, a novel therapeutic methodology is strongly wanted for such diseases. My aim was to develop a novel therapeutic maneuver for use as supplemental therapy.After examination of the skin pattern in the back, a needle was inserted 2–3 mm deep into the dermal tissue. Fibrous tissue stimulation therapy (FTST) was then administered by stimulation of a hard dermal strand (DS) felt at the tip of the needle. Hundred and five patients were enrolled—2 patients, not treated with FTST; 46 and 3, with stages IV and III malignant disease, respectively; and 55, with non-malignant chronic diseases not responding to medical treatment. Among those with malignant disease, 45% showed improvement. The 2 patients who could not be administered FTST because DS could not be identified died soon. Further, the percentage of patients with chronic disease who showed improvement was 88%. The therapy was not entirely effective for patients with degeneration. After FTST, reductions were noted in the sizes of the primary tumor and metastatic tumor. This study illustrates a novel therapeutic technique for treating cancer and chronic diseases. Moreover, FTST has thrown light on a novel biomedical mechanism involving the propagation of systemic signal transduction through fibrotic tissues.