Newly discovered quick, non-invasive screening method of bone marrow malignancies including various leukemias, Hodgkin's lymphoma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, & multiple myeloma by abnormality of small rectangular area within bone marrow organ representation areas of the face

Our plain-English summary of Newly discovered quick, non-invasive screening method of bone marrow malignancies including various leukemias, Hodgkin's lymphoma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, & multiple myeloma by abnormality of small rectangular area within bone marrow organ representation areas of the face, by Y. Omura, B. O'Young, M. Jones, et al (Acupuncture & Electro-therapeutics Research, 2012).

The study

• Authors: Y. Omura, B. O'Young, M. Jones, A. Nihrane, H. Duvvi, K. Paluch, Y. Shimotsuura, M. Ohki
• Journal: Acupuncture & Electro-therapeutics Research
• Published: 2012;37(1):13-47
• Cited by: 4 articles, as counted by NIH iCite
• Read it: PubMed · Publisher

Abstract

Diagnoses of bone marrow associated malignancies such as Acute & Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, Acute & Chronic Myelogenous (Myeloid) Leukemia, Hodgkin's Lymphoma & Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, and Multiple Myeloma are often missed without a blood test. However, in 2008, Omura Y reported several newly discovered organ representation areas that exist between the lower end of the eyebrows and upper end of the upper eyelid. This space was divided into 5 organ representation areas. The first space (more than 1/4 of entire space) near the side of the face (temple) is the bone marrow representation area (BMRA). Therefore, we examined the bone marrow representation areas non-invasively using the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (BDORT). When the small rectangular shaped part of the BMRA is strong negative (-) with more than -2, often there is a malignancy associated with bone marrow. In this area, we found 1) Integrin alpha5beta1 & Oncogen C-fos Ab2 increased very significantly between 125-300 ng BDORT units; 2) very high Chrysotile Asbestos (0.11-0.14 mg); 3) markedly reduced Acetylcholine of less than 1 ng; 4) significantly reduced telomere of less than 1 yg (= 10(-24) g); and 5) Increased 8-OH-dG (often more than 5 ng). Once the abnormal small rectangular area is localized by BDORT, by detecting the specific microscope slide which produces EMF (electromagnetic field) resonance, one can diagnose these malignancies non-invasively in about 10 minutes. When a subject has any one of the above 7 types of bone marrow associated malignancies, the 5 aforementioned abnormal parameters can be detected. When Acetylcholine is markedly reduced to 0.25 ng or less, 8-OH-dG is 10 ng or higher, and Sirtuin 1 (one of the 7 mammalian longevity genes products) in both the Hippocampus and the body is 0.025 pg or less, most of the patients have a very poor prognosis. However, we found that increasing normal cell telomere & longevity gene product Sirtuin 1 can often improve both pathology & prognosis. All measurements are in BDORT units (the weight required to produce maximum EMF resonance).

In plain English

This article described a screening method the authors proposed for bone marrow cancers. These were acute and chronic lymphocytic leukemia, acute and chronic myelogenous leukemia, Hodgkin's lymphoma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and multiple myeloma. The method uses the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test on a small rectangular area of the face between the eyebrow and the upper eyelid. The authors said they examined over 100 healthy people and more than 100 patients, in person and through photographs. The detailed results shown were examples taken from public photographs of well-known individuals. One of the eight things they estimated was 'Chrysotile Asbestos', given in 'BDORT units', which the authors said are not a direct chemical measurement. In the abnormal facial area the reported values were 0.11 to 0.14 mg. In one individual whose condition reportedly improved, the value fell from 0.130 to 0.005 mg. The authors stated that chrysotile asbestos is always increased in the presence of malignancy. The article did not assess anyone's actual exposure to asbestos. The authors concluded the method allows quick, non-invasive diagnosis. They said final confirmation should be made by a hematologist using standard laboratory tests.

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What the study did and found

• Design: Descriptive report of a proposed non-invasive diagnostic method (Bi-Digital O-Ring Test), illustrated with examples analyzed from published photographs
• Who was studied: Over 100 healthy males and females aged 1 to 90 and more than 100 patients with various diseases (no group results reported); the results shown are examples from public-domain photographs of well-known individuals with reported leukemias, lymphomas or multiple myeloma (Figures 2 to 13)
• Exposure: No occupational or environmental asbestos exposure was studied. 'Chrysotile Asbestos' was one of eight parameters the authors estimated by the O-Ring Test in the facial bone marrow representation area, reported in BDORT units rather than as a chemical measurement
• Main results:
  • All seven types of bone marrow-related malignancy showed a negative O-Ring Test response at the small rectangular area on both sides of the face, and strong resonance with one of the microscope slides of these cancers
  • In this abnormal area, chrysotile asbestos was reported at 0.11 to 0.14 mg (BDORT units)
  • In one individual with chronic myeloid leukemia (K.A.), chrysotile asbestos in the abnormal area fell from 0.130 mg in an earlier photograph to 0.005 mg in a 2012 photograph, as other parameters improved
  • The authors stated that chrysotile asbestos is always increased in malignancy, often 0.120 to 0.130 mg BDORT units, and that in normal tissue it is close to zero or less than 0.0025 mg BDORT units
  • Oncogen C-fos Ab2 and integrin alpha5beta1 were said to be under 1 ng BDORT units in normal individuals; a value over 125 ng in the abnormal area led the authors to suspect a bone marrow malignancy
• The authors' conclusion: The authors concluded that when the abnormal small rectangular area appears in the facial bone marrow representation area, a quick, non-invasive diagnosis of the seven bone marrow-associated malignancies can be made
• Limitations the authors state:
  • Values are not direct chemical measurements; they are reported in BDORT units
  • Eyeglasses in photographs hide parts of the area and make it hard to locate
  • The mechanism needs further research with pathologists and hematologists
  • Any diagnosis by this method should be confirmed by a hematologist with standard tests

Topics

The National Library of Medicine indexes this study under subjects our site covers: Chrysotile.

Medical terms in this study, explained in our Lexicon: Myeloma, Chrysotile, Prognosis, Pathology.

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