About this episode
In this episode of Integrative Cancer Solutions, Dr. Karlfeldt interviews Dr. Luba Diangar about her innovative frequency device developed after her work with NASA. Dr. Luba explains how her background in life support systems and micro-nutrition research at NASA led her to develop a medical device that can both diagnose and treat underlying health issues. After analyzing thousands of body scans, she created a programmable device called Mono Core, that addresses various health concerns, particularly anxiety, sleep problems, and emotional issues. Dr. Luba discusses the application of her frequency device in cancer treatment, emphasizing the importance of individualized approaches. The device helps identify patterns in cancer patients, such as previous head injuries and emotional trauma that may contribute to immune system dysfunction. She explains how the technology produces customized frequency groups tailored to each patient's specific needs, addressing not only the cancer itself but also underlying infections and emotional factors that may be compromising the immune system. The podcast highlights how the device incorporates AI technology that can be used either passively or actively to treat various health issues. Dr. Luba explains that the gentle approach helps restore memory, balance brain function, and strengthen the immune system without harsh side effects. She shares several success stories, including a young man with liver cancer who showed significant improvement and a stage 4 adenocarcinoma patient who experienced excellent results under the care of a naturopathic doctor using the device. Dr. Luba and Dr. Feld conclude by discussing the future potential of frequency medicine as a complementary or alternative approach to traditional cancer treatments. They emphasize the device's ability to create an optimal environment for the body to recover by supporting its innate intelligence and strengthening the immune system to prevent cancer spread. Dr. Luba suggests that this technology represents a promising direction in integrative cancer care that addresses the whole person rather than just targeting the disease. The frequency medicine approach focuses on creating an optimal environment for the body to recover by supporting its innate intelligence rather than attacking the cancer directly.Dr. Luba developed a frequency device called Mono Core based on her NASA research that can diagnose and treat underlying health issues, including cancer.The device identifies patterns in cancer patients such as head injuries and emotional trauma, then produces individualized frequency treatments to strengthen the immune system.New AI programs in the device allow for both passive and active treatment approaches that gently restore memory, balance brain function, and address various health concerns.Dr. Luba shared success stories including significant improvement in a liver cancer patient and excellent res
