This expression usually refers to war conditions and ordinarily relates to situations where innocent bystanders are exposed to ordnance threats coming from two opposing sides. However in our case, the combatants are standard and alternative medicine, constantly throwing at each other various types of ammunition, while LASE MED, Inc. is involuntarily stuck in the middle.

The fundamental philosophical stand upon which allopathic medicine is based is related to the opinion that, no matter what malady is ailing a particular individual, there is always a drug that can take care of the problem; where the taking care relates to maintenance rather then a solution. On the contrary, alternative and traditional Chinese medicine are both supported by the belief that the majority of health issues can and will be resolved through natural remedies.

Additionally, while mainstream medicine is strictly concerned with the immediate and most obvious problems, homeopathic medicine is paying attention to what happens to the body as a whole. As a result, much like in the case of religions, differences in tradition preclude any communication, let alone cooperation between the two parties. Such a situation gives rise to combatants who are supposed to strive towards the same goal, but are unable to communicate with each other.

In this scenario, which can only produce unpleasant consequences for the public it is supposed to help, there came LASE MED, Inc. with its easy solution to cancer, one of the main causes for disagreement between the two artificially created opponents. This is how LMI landed in the unpleasant position of being stuck in the cross fire.

However the conclusion has been that the two opponents have found a common ground, in their need to block out interferences, and they have united in the fight against the one individual who actually found the way to combine the two different approaches into one effective solution, which can finally resolve the problem faced by all cancer patients. Isn’t that what medical care is supposed to do; use all possible, imaginable sources of knowledge and integrate them in a way that can actually benefit the public, without collateral damage?

In other words, tradition, accepted protocols, egos and monetary interests shouldn’t interfere with the principal goal of effectively healing humans.
Unfortunately the exact opposite is what has been happening for years. The two opponents have wasted their time, but worst of all they have damaged the lives of patients by fighting over petty details, while ignoring major issues and spending all of their energy into preserving the old ways, because of its intrinsic privileges and financial benefits.

The outcome of this accepted but disgraceful behavior has been a series of ever rising costs in medical care, and an ever increasing number of individuals unnecessarily meeting their demise before their time. Even though over this glooming condition, LASE MED, Inc intended to spread sunlight with its appearance in the cancer arena a few years ago, the resulting reaction has been an open conflict where enemies are coming from multiple directions.

LASE MED, Inc., with its healing light, is proposing to all parties not a simple truce, but rather a long lasting cooperation which can finally put an end to dangerous procedures and, combining certain skills from all parties involved, can actually bring forth what supposedly everybody is or should be seeking: the end of cancer, in a simple and easy way.

So what can mainstream medicine and alternative methods contribute to the basically stand alone method introduced by LMI? Surgical intervention, to remove exclusively the dead tissue , can greatly shorten the healing time, therefore improving the patients’ life. Furthermore it can allow the use of the L.I.E.S.H. Therapy in all types of cancer, including the internal organ ones.

The contribution from alternative medicine can provide effective ways to drain the lymph nodes, whether simply overworked or clogged by dead tissue, and avoiding the removal of these vital components of the lymphatic system.
Unfortunately, although the modality for a real solution already exists, the cooperation of all combatants is yet to be achieved.