Cytotron India Health Care

05/05/2025

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25/03/2025

This video features Dr. Sukhbinder Singh Sibia discussing Cytotron, a technology used in cancer treatment. Key points covered include:

Introduction to Cytotron: Dr. Sibia was introduced to Cytotron in 2004, highlighting its development by Dr. Raja Vijaykumar [02:18].
How Cytotron Works: Cytotron targets and treats cancerous tissues at the cellular level without invasive procedures [01:16]. It aims to balance cell regeneration and degeneration by controlling cell membrane potential [07:31].
Technical Aspects: Cytotron uses rotational field Quantum magnetic resonance (RF QMR) [07:48], delivered via a machine with either 288 or 864 guns [08:52]. It focuses on proton density within tissues [09:33].
Treatment Process: The process involves an MRI, CT-guided surface marking, dose planning, and exposure to RF waves [10:31].
Clinical Results: Studies show improved patient survival rates and tumor size reduction across various cancer types [11:32]. The FDA has designated it as a breakthrough technology for pancreatic and other cancers [11:41].
Regenerative Applications: Cytotron is also used for osteoarthritis, showing cartilage regrowth in MRI scans [13:06]. Patient satisfaction rates are around 85% [13:39].
Government Acceptance: Cytotron is not accepted as a first-line treatment, but Dr. Sibia emphasizes that no single treatment guarantees 100% success in cancer [15:17].
Insurance Coverage: Some insurance policies cover Cytotron treatment [16:36].
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Energy and Vibration: Dr. Sibia relates Cytotron to the concept of vibration and energy, similar to other therapies [20:00].

Topic: Cytotron in Cancer

24/03/2025

My AI Journey and a Glimpse into the Future
AI is not just about chatbots and generating text; it's about solving critical problems and improving lives.
It's amazing how much the conversation around Artificial Intelligence (AI) has exploded lately. We're constantly bombarded with terms like Chat Grok, GPT, Copilot, Gemini, and the list goes on! It's a whirlwind of innovation, and it's fascinating to witness.
But for me, this isn't a completely new landscape. My journey into the world of AI began much earlier, in February 2000, when I took my first training from the Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Non-Linear Studies. Looking back, it feels like a lifetime ago.
I owe a huge debt of gratitude to Dr. Rajah Vijay Kumar, a truly remarkable serial inventor. His vision and pioneering work have had a profound impact on my understanding of life, and our potential to help other.
In fact, we're currently utilizing two of his groundbreaking inventions that are making a real difference in people's lives:
• CCG (Cardiovascular Cartography): This technology enables heart flow mapping without the need for invasive procedures – some call it non-invasive angiogram, I prefer calling it a pre-angiography test. It's a game-changer for detecting heart disease years before it manifests as a heart attack. Imagine the lives that can be saved through early detection!
• Cytotron: This invention is providing relief to individuals suffering from a range of conditions, including knee and other joint arthritis pain and cancer palliation. In future we visualize it helping in Parkinson's disease, autism, and more. It's truly remarkable to witness the positive impact it has on patients' quality of life.
The current wave of AI development, with its focus on large language models and generative AI, is opening up new possibilities we couldn't have imagined just a few years ago. But, it is also important to remember the real world applications of AI that are already in use, and have been for years.
The future of AI is bright, and I'm excited to see what new innovations and applications emerge. From early detection of diseases to personalized therapies, the potential to transform healthcare, and many other fields, is immense.
Let's continue to explore the possibilities of AI and ensure that it's used for the betterment of society.
Thank you, and have a wonderful day!
Dr Sukhbindar Singh Sibia
Sibia Medical Centre, Ludhiana

21/03/2025

For cancer treatment,
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18/03/2025

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27/02/2025

Dr Rajah Vijay Kumar, Scientist who invented Cytotron

27/02/2025

First Cytotron Therapy device inatalled at Sibia Medical Centre. Dr Sukhbindar Singh Sibia Senior Consultant Physician at Sibia Medical Centre, addressing the press conference. Seated right to left - Dr Rajah Vijay Kumar - inventor of Cytotron, Dr L S Chawla - Founder Chairman of Baba Farid University of Health Sciences and Principal of Dayanand Medical College, HOD Dept of Medicine, Dr Harpreet Kaur Sibia - Director Sibia Medical Centre, Brig. Amarjit Singh Sibia.

Kumar

27/02/2025

Happy patient after treatment with Cytotron for Knee pain caused by Osteoarthritis.

27/02/2025

Trained and Certified Specialist in Dosimetry and operation of Rotational Field Quantum Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (RFQMR) and Cytotron in Musculoskeletal and Malignant Neoplastic dosorders by Dr Ranjit Kumar, Principal Scientific Officer at Centre for Advanced Research and Development (CARD) and Dr Rajah Vijay Kumar, Chairman, Scalene Cybernetics Ltd. My sincere thanks to them.

27/02/2025

Trained by the inventor of Cytotron - in Tissue Regeneration with RFQMR - Thanks Dr Rajah Vijaj Kumar

27/02/2025

Cytotron Therapy - Future of Tissue engineering