In 2002, Nicole was diagnosed with cancer. As a retired nurse, she elected to receive both chemotherapy and radiation treatment … and they saved her life. Today, she is cancer-free but the consequences have taken their toll. Chemotherapy caused enlargement of the left heart ventricle and an increased heart rate. For over twelve years, Nicole has taken medications while she and her
cardiologist have monitored her heart. The left ventricle ejection fraction (LVEF) a measurement of how much blood is being pumped from the heart, was initially very low (32-34%). She remembers those days all too well.
” I could barely walk and I just wanted to sleep all the time,” recalls Nicole.
During early recovery, Nicole’s LVEF remained in the 40s. Over a period of years it went up and down, and at one point it reached 50% (normal is 55-70%). She started to feel much better. But that didn’t last long and the LVEF eventually went back down into the 40s.
“My cardiologist told me that it was not uncommon for the heart to experience a rebound reaction after about 10 years. He didn’t give me much hope for further recovery.”
At that point, three years ago, Nicole discovered CAMS therapy. She purchased the RJV unit (named for its rejuvenation effects) and began the telomere protocol for 15 minutes twice a day. After several months she began to make noticeable progress. Not only did her energy return, she noticed other issues had began to resolve.
“I have had arthritis in both my thumbs for a long time. It was continually getting worse and the joints were becoming deformed. RJV treatment completely resolved the pain and further deformity has stopped. In fact, if I go more than 24 hours without an RJV treatment, the pain begins to return. I know it’s the RJV.”
Recently, Nicole had another echocardiogram. This time her LVEF was 61. No one could believe it. The cardiologist even had the test repeated on another machine – with the same result. Needless to say,
Nicole is enthusiastic …and grateful.
“I will never quit using the CAMS RJV!” she says with conviction.

In the following account, a 58-year-old female medical doctor from Zurich, Switzerland, describes her symptoms as those of Prinzmetal’s angina–spasms in the arteries–brought on by emotional stress.
TensCam treatment alleviated her symptoms and brought relief after many days of pain. Following eight weeks of emotional stress, accompanied by muscular tension, insomnia and lack of appetite, I began experiencing Prinzmetal’s angina. Intense cramping pain spanned my whole chest area, more on the left side. Over the next few days, I was easily exhausted and experienced difficulty breathing. EKG showed low s-t-curve, (signs of ischemia, but no damage of the heart muscle). Enzymes were normal. Then came four days of intense localized heart pain (15 minutes at a time) on the left side with difficulty breathing. I could only lie on my knees bent over to the right side. A 5-minute TensCam treatment relieved all pain.
The EKG was almost normal and x-rays of the lungs were also normal. Three further TensCam treatments successfully treated remaining breathing difficulties and anxiety. Now, 14 days later, I am back to normal.