The #1 MOST UNDERRATED Therapy in the United States
In this segment, the presenter introduces hyperthermia—deliberate heating of the body—as an increasingly recognized adjunct therapy in North American oncology, though it is already standard in many other countries. Hyperthermia is described as one of several modalities used alongside radiation, chemotherapy, or other treatments, typically administered in hospital settings. The speaker outlines four levels of hyperthermia, all of which can modulate core temperature and influence the immune system. Higher‑level hyperthermia, involving substantial temperature elevation, is delivered in specialized clinical environments, whereas milder forms—such as infrared saunas or other heating devices—occupy the middle and lower levels and can still provide therapeutic benefits.
