[Bayou City]

I do see your point and agree with you 100%. I guess what I’m trying to point out is the research at MD seems to be legitimate and promising. I’ve been following cancer research lately as my sister is currently going through chemo for colon cancer.

[Nathan Zachary]

"The liver tumors were treated percutaneously or during surgery under ultrasound guidance using a novel LeVeen monopolar array needle electrode and an RF 2000 generator."

So what has this to do with this other guys claims?

Frequency generators are nothing new, and have been around for a long time. You can get a good one fairly cheap at radio shack in any range you want. You can even build one yourself if you've a mind to. There are all kinds of free schematics on the internet available for those who like to dabble with electronics.

[Nathan Zachary]

OIC what he's all about now. He's the same guy who figured he could violate the second law of thermo dynamics. His Rf generator is nothing special, except being one HE made. That's the hitch.

Using RF to heat a targeted area is nothing new, unfortunately. Seems he has his "battles with the government patent office" going on as well, and has begun holding seminars to atract suckers- er I mean investors.
Kanzius was a former broadcast executive and claimed engineer.

I smell scam.