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ECCT Cancer Survivor Stories

Real patients, real recoveries. These are the people whose lives were changed by ECCT — proof that hope, science, and perseverance can rewrite even the most difficult prognosis.

Breast Cancer Mrs. Nurhayati — breast cancer survivor
10 Years Cancer-Free

A Mother's Triumph: Beating Cancer During Pregnancy

10 Years Cancer-Free Without Chemotherapy

In 2013, Mrs. Nurhayati was two months pregnant when she was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma — a highly aggressive form of breast cancer. Doctors recommended chemotherapy and a hysterectomy to terminate the pregnancy. She chose ECCT instead, and today, more than a decade later, both mother and child are healthy.

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Lung Cancer Lung cancer survivor — 12 years cancer-free
12 Years Survival

Overcoming the Odds: 12 Years of Survival After Lung Cancer

The Longest-Running ECCT Survivor Story

When every traditional treatment option had been exhausted, this lung cancer patient turned to ECCT as a last resort. Following the guidance of a pioneering doctor, they achieved an astonishing 12 years of cancer-free life — a journey of hope, perseverance, and second chances for even the toughest diagnoses.

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Brainstem Cancer Brainstem cancer survivor — walking again after two months
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From Hopeless to Healed: Reversing Brainstem Cancer

Walking Again After 2 Months with ECCT

After multiple Gamma Knife procedures for brainstem cancer, this patient lost the ability to walk or speak. With no other options left, they began ECCT therapy. Within two months, they had regained both mobility and full speech — a remarkable recovery in a region long considered untreatable.

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Brainstem Cancer Bu Ninuk — brainstem cancer survivor
10+ Years Survival

Beyond the Bedridden Sentence: Despair to Devotion

Performing Umrah Just 2 Months After a Terminal Prognosis

In late 2012, Bu Ninuk was diagnosed with inoperable brainstem cancer and given less than six months to live. Bedridden and sent home from the hospital, her family turned to ECCT as a final hope. Within one month of using the "cancer helmet," she regained enough strength to travel to Mecca for the Umrah pilgrimage — and returned walking on her own, surpassing the 10-year survival milestone.

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Lung Cancer Antonyus — lung cancer survivor
12+ Years Survival

A Breath of Life: Reclaiming a Future After a Terminal Diagnosis

A Decade of Survival Following "Untreatable" Lung Cancer

In 2013, after exhausting surgery and intensive chemotherapy, a patient diagnosed with aggressive lung cancer was left with little hope. Turning to ECCT as a pioneering alternative, the therapy facilitated a remarkable recovery — leading to a cancer-free life that has now spanned over 12 years.

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Breast Cancer Sae — from Tokyo to Tangerang for ECCT treatment
10 Years Cancer-Free

Bridging Borders for a Cure: From Tokyo to Tangerang

10 Years Cancer-Free Without Surgery or Chemotherapy

In 2014, Sae was diagnosed in Tokyo with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma. Warned that even radical mastectomy and radiation were prone to recurrence, she and her husband traveled from Japan to Indonesia to seek ECCT. Ten years of extraordinary patience and consistent therapy later, the tumor mass has almost entirely disappeared. Today, Sae remains healthy and active.

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Stomach Cancer Mrs. Sioe — stomach cancer survivor after brain metastasis
10+ Years Survival

Defying the Double Diagnosis: A Mother's Victory Over Metastasis

10 Years of Survival After Stomach Cancer Spread to the Brain

In 2013, Mrs. Sioe faced a devastating prognosis: her stomach cancer had recurred after surgery and aggressively metastasized to her brain, leaving her bedridden and unable to complete chemotherapy. Her son turned to ECCT as a desperate last resort. Within just two weeks of using the device, she progressed from being bedridden to walking again. By 2015, PET scans declared her “CLEAR” of cancer, allowing her to live a largely normal life for over a decade.

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Lymphoma Mang Iwan — lymphoma survivor
10 Years Survival

From Bedridden to Back at Work: A Decade of Living in Harmony with Cancer

Overcoming a “One Year to Live” Diagnosis Without Surgery

In 2012, Mang Iwan was diagnosed with advanced lymphoma that had spread to his chest and lungs, forcing him to quit his job. After exhausting medical and alternative treatments, his doctor gave him less than one year to live. He began ECCT in 2016 while unable to sit up without pain. Within two weeks, he could sleep soundly again, and within a month, he returned to work. Ten years later, he continues to enjoy good health and a regained quality of life.

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Lung Cancer Pak Ichwan — lung cancer survivor
10 Years Survival

The Patient Told to "Choose a Burial Place" Now Lives to Tell the Tale

10 Years of Survival After a Terminal Lung Cancer Diagnosis

In July 2013, Pak Ichwan was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer that had attached to his ribs and caused fluid buildup, leaving him in severe pain and short of breath. With no viable medical options left, his family discovered ECCT as a final hope. Within one month of use, the fluid in his lungs disappeared, and after three months, the tumor mass had deflated into a stable scar. Ten years later, Pak Ichwan remains healthy and has even remarried.

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Stage 4 Breast Cancer Suwarni — first ECCT user and breast cancer survivor
10+ Years Cancer-Free

The Pioneer’s Gamble: From "Guinea Pig" to a Decade of Survival

10 Years Free from Stage 4 Breast Cancer as the First-Ever ECCT User

In 2010, Suwarni was diagnosed with Stage 4 invasive ductal carcinoma and given a grim prognosis of 1–2 years to live if she refused chemotherapy and surgery. She made the courageous decision to become the first human volunteer for Dr. Warsito’s then-experimental ECCT device. Using a prototype “cancer corset,” her pain vanished within a month and the aggressive tumor progressively shrank. Today, she stands as the original testament to the technology, living cancer-free for over a decade.

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Brainstem Tumor Mrs. Risna — brainstem tumor survivor
10+ Years Survival

The Miracle Beyond Science: Walking and Seeing After a Decade of Darkness

Overcoming an “Inoperable” Brainstem Tumor Without Surgery

Ten years ago, Mrs. Risna was diagnosed with a complex 6 cm tumor pressing on her brainstem, rendering her paralyzed and blind. Her condition was deemed inoperable and unresponsive to standard treatments. With no other options, she persisted with ECCT for over a decade as the technology evolved. Against the odds, she regained her ability to walk independently, cross streets safely, and see well enough to return to work.

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Osteosarcoma Arbi — osteosarcoma survivor
12+ Years Survival

A Father’s Nightmare Turned Miracle: Surviving a "6-Month" Death Sentence

Defying a Terminal Diagnosis: 12 Years Cancer-Free After Osteosarcoma

In 2012, teenager Arbi was diagnosed with aggressive osteosarcoma in his right arm and given a prognosis of only six months to live. Facing a recommendation for radical amputation, his father turned to ECCT as a final hope. The therapy contained the cancer and prevented spread to his lungs or brain. Although Arbi later chose to amputate the damaged arm, today he is a healthy, active employee at PINDAD, having survived more than 12 years beyond his initial prognosis.

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Ovarian Cancer Mrs. Ida — Stage 4 ovarian cancer survivor
11 Years Cancer-Free

The "First Case" Phenomenon: Turning an Inoperable Crisis into a Cure

Stage 4 Ovarian Cancer Survivor of 11 Years Without Chemotherapy

In 2012, Mrs. Ida was diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer. The tumor was initially declared inoperable due to dangerous adhesions to her intestines and vital organs. She became the first case of her kind to try ECCT to loosen the adhesions. After three months of intensive use, the mass detached sufficiently to allow surgical removal. She continued ECCT as a preventive measure instead of chemotherapy, and 11 years later remains active and healthy.

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Lung Cancer Mr. Abdulmalik — pioneering ECCT lung cancer patient
12+ Years Survival

The Pioneer Patient: 12 Years of Defying Deadly Lung Cancer

The First Lung Cancer Survivor to Use ECCT on a Doctor’s Advice

In late 2011, Mr. Abdulmalik was diagnosed with advanced Stage 3–4 adenocarcinoma lung cancer. His pulmonologist became the first physician to recommend the then-experimental ECCT. Mr. Abdulmalik agreed to become the first lung cancer patient to test the device. Within one month, his bloody coughs ceased and the tumor mass shrank by half. More than a decade later, he remains healthy and active in his 60s.

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Pancreatic Cancer Mr. Budi Santoso — Stage 4 pancreatic cancer survivor
10 Years Survival

Defying the "Silent Killer": A Miracle Down Under

The Longest-Surviving Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer Patient in Australia

In 2014, Mr. Budi Santoso was diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer that had metastasized extensively to his liver. He traveled to Indonesia to use ECCT as a pioneering patient for this type of cancer. The treatment involved wearing a specialized abdominal corset. Ten years later, at 80 years old, he has been recognized as an exceptionally long-surviving Stage 4 pancreatic cancer patient and continues to live an active life.

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Brain Tumor Adnan — basal ganglia brain tumor survivor
10+ Years Survival

Deep in the Nerve Center: Defying an Inoperable Death Sentence

Surpassing a Decade of Survival Without Surgery or Chemotherapy

In 2012, 12-year-old Adnan was diagnosed with a malignant tumor in the basal ganglia, causing severe headaches and loss of vision, hearing, and motor skills. Due to its perilous location, doctors deemed the cancer inoperable. His father turned to ECCT, and a redesigned helmet later helped shrink the massive tumor and reduce his hydrocephalus. Ten years later, Adnan remains healthy and pain-free.

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Thalamic Tumor Kania — thalamic brain tumor survivor
10 Years Survival

Recovering a Stolen Childhood: Defeating an Inoperable Brain Tumor

10 Years of Survival with Thalamic Cancer Without Surgery

In 2014, at just 8 years old, Kania was diagnosed with an inoperable low-grade glioma in the thalamus. The tumor caused severe hydrocephalus, seizures, and loss of motor function. Her family turned to ECCT in 2016. The therapy halted the tumor’s progression and reduced the mass over time. Now 18 years old, Kania has returned to regular school and continues to live an active life.

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Lung Cancer Bu Soewarti — lung cancer survivor
Clear in 3 Months

The Miracle of the Vanishing Tumor: Clear in Just 3 Months

Beating Adenocarcinoma Twice Without Chemotherapy or Biopsy

In 2017, Bu Soewarti was diagnosed with lung cancer marked by a 4 cm tumor and severe coughing of blood. She refused chemotherapy and biopsy, opting instead for ECCT. Within three months of wearing the device, the tumor mass was no longer visible on CT scans. After a later recurrence, resuming the device brought her condition back under control, allowing her to survive well beyond her initial prognosis.

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Breast Cancer Mrs. Sri Wahyuni — breast cancer survivor
10+ Years Remission

Preserving Womanhood: A Decade of Remission Without Mastectomy

10 Years Cancer-Free After Refusing Radical Surgery for a Large Tumor

In 2013, Mrs. Sri Wahyuni was diagnosed with a large 4 cm intraductal carcinoma and was told that a full mastectomy was her only option. Determined to save her breast, she turned to ECCT. The therapy stabilized the mass enough to allow a minor lumpectomy instead of total removal. After a later scare with lung metastasis, continued use of the device successfully controlled the spread. Today, she celebrates over 10 years of health and remission.

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Tongue Cancer Taufik Sarmin — Stage 4 tongue cancer survivor
5 Years Cancer-Free

Saving the Voice: Surviving Stage 4 Tongue Cancer Without the Scalpel

5 Years of Cancer-Free Survival While Keeping the Tongue Intact

In 2019, Mr. Taufik Sarmin was diagnosed with Stage 4 adenoid cystic carcinoma, with a massive tumor covering nearly the entire right side of his tongue. Faced with the recommendation of surgical removal of the tongue, he chose ECCT. The treatment process was difficult, but he persisted. Five years later, his tongue remains intact and functional, allowing him to live an active life with his speech and sense of taste preserved.

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Neuroendocrine Cancer Mr. Roni — neuroendocrine cancer survivor
5 Years Cancer-Free

Taming the Unstoppable Mass: Turning the Tide on Chemo-Resistant Cancer

5 Years Cancer-Free After ECCT Potentiated Chemotherapy

In early 2021, Mr. Roni was diagnosed with aggressive neuroendocrine cancer presenting as a massive 10 cm tumor in his neck. Despite six cycles of chemotherapy, the tumor continued to grow. He added ECCT to his treatment regimen, and after two months the tumor began responding dramatically to subsequent treatment. He continued with ECCT to address the remaining mass and has now surpassed the five-year survival milestone.

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Childhood Cancer Ghozi — childhood neck cancer survivor
10+ Years Survival

Growing Up Cancer-Free: A 7-Year-Old’s Victory Over Neck Cancer

Avoiding Chemo and Surgery to Reach College 10 Years Later

In 2014, 7-year-old Ghozi was diagnosed with a rapidly growing mass in his neck, located dangerously close to major blood vessels. His parents opted for ECCT to avoid invasive procedures. During treatment, the lump progressively deflated and within one year was no longer visible. After three years of preventive use, he remained cancer-free with normal growth. More than 10 years later, Ghozi is now a healthy, active college student.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know About ECCT

Clear, honest answers to the questions patients and families ask most often about Electro-Capacitive Cancer Therapy.

ECCT is a non-invasive cancer treatment that uses low-frequency electric fields to target and destroy cancer cells without harming healthy tissue.
ECCT disrupts the division of cancer cells by interfering with their polarization, causing the cells to self-destruct while sparing healthy cells.
Yes, ECCT uses low voltage, making it safe for daily use with minimal to no side effects, even during long-term treatment.
ECCT is particularly beneficial for patients with advanced, inoperable, or chemo-resistant cancers, providing a new treatment option when others have failed.
Patients wear a device with embedded electrodes that deliver electric fields to the tumor site. Treatment sessions are 5–15 minutes long, twice a day.
Yes, ECCT can be combined with conventional treatments like chemotherapy and radiation, often enhancing their effectiveness.
ECCT has minimal side effects compared to traditional cancer treatments, as it specifically targets cancer cells without affecting healthy tissue.
ECCT is available at select clinics and hospitals worldwide, and the device allows for treatment from the comfort of your home.
Results vary depending on the individual and type of cancer, but many patients begin to see improvements within a few weeks of starting treatment.
Coverage varies by location and insurance provider — it's best to consult with your insurance company to determine if ECCT is covered under your plan.
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