The New Normal for Cancer Patients During the Rise of COVID-19

Treatment timing is critical for cancer patients living in the midst of COVID-19, it is important that they receive targeted treatment while keeping their immune system strong.

Disclaimer: Individual results will vary. Envita makes no guarantees for outcomes. Each patient case is unique. Please consult your doctor before making any changes to your medical treatment. Not every patient is a candidate for care or achieves these results. Treatments used in this case may not all be FDA approved for the treatment of this condition.

Like no time in history, cancer patients need real focused immune system support to fight off infections because cancer patients represent a population that is highly vulnerable to the COVID-19 infection¹

The key is for patients to utilize an integrative approach to oncology where their immune system is being supported and built alongside their treatment.

This video is for informational purposes only. Individual results will vary. Envita makes no guarantees. Consult with your doctor to see if CIPI™ is right for you. Not every patient is a candidate for Chemo Immuno Precision Injection. Some cancers may not have actionable biomarkers or molecular profiles. Do not alter your medical care based on any information provided in this video. Please, consult your doctor prior to changing or stopping any current medical treatment you are receiving.

Envita Medical Centers' Approach to Cancer and COVID-19 Prevention

Envita Medical Centers has been specializing in the field of advanced integrative oncology for the last 25 years, their founder Dr. Prato states,

We cannot stop treating cancer patients, it is imperative that these patients get the targeted treatment they need with an emphasis on building the immune system to support their bodies.–Dr. Prato

A graphical image depicting COVID-19's mortality rate by age

We must not continue to allow chemotherapy and radiation treatments to push cancer patients into an overwhelmingly immune compromised state without bringing on the proper integrative agents to help these patients rebound from treatment.–Dr. Prato

Dr. Prato and his team of doctors at Envita have incorporated a prophylactic immune boosting protocol for their entire patient base.

We are treating every single patient as though they will contract COVID-19 or at the very least will get exposed to it. The mistake conventional oncology makes is in the assumption that a cancer patient's immune system will recover, but that is not always the case. Integrative oncology and immune support are destined to become the new standard of care for cancer patients.–Dr. Prato

With so much uncertainty in the air, there is one treatment modality that needs to be employed immediately to help both cancer and COVID-19 patients alike, and that modality is based around building the immune system.

Immune System Complications and COVID-19

According to current research, the population most affected by the COVID-19 virus is the elderly and particularly people with compromised immune systems²

The impact of this virus can be especially detrimental for anybody who is dealing with a cancer diagnosis because conventional cancer treatments can have devastating effects on the body's immune system³, in particular CD-56 cells, the cells responsible for killing cancer cells and viruses like COVID-19.

A graphical image depicting conventional cancer treatment

When CD-56 cells are functioning properly and in large enough quantity, these cells actively kill virally infected cells in the body, the quantity of CD-56 cells being the key factor⁴.

A graphical image depicting a cancer tumor cell

As the human body ages beyond 60 years, there is about a 50% decline in the number of active CD-56 cells in the blood stream verses individuals aged 20-40 years⁵.

In addition, it is when CD-56 cells are weakened by surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy that the body's primary means of protecting itself from further complications is diminished, leaving the patient in a fragile state where opportunistic infections can cause serious harm.

A graphical image describing chemotherapy

Because CD-56 cells are critical for the prognosis and outcome of various cancer types, it is crucial for all cancer patients to incorporate an integrative strategy to keep their immune systems strong so they can better combat any incidental exposures.

When a patient has properly targeted IV nutrients and phytotherapeutics that help to modulate their immune system, they have a greater chance to respond favorably when exposed to a virus⁶.

A graphical image depicting a strong immune system

Envita Medical Centers is making a commitment to provide patients with targeted treatments through this time of uncertainty so that our cancer patients are not marginalized and have the much-needed advantage they need for care.

If you have any questions regarding this article, please do not hesitate to reach out to Envita Medical Centers at 866-830-4576, we have trained professionals standing by to help guide you on the path toward healing.