Abstract: A process for the therapeutic treatment of cancer patients involving stimulation and promotion of the natural immune system (both T cell and NK cell activity) resisting and inhibiting tumorous growth (cancer) as well as resisting infections (viral, bacterial and fungal) by administering an effective dosage (e.g., 0.25 mg per kilogram of body weight to as low as about 10.sup.-14 mg/kg) of an endogenous endorphin (e.g., leucine-enkephalin and methionine-enkephalin).
Abstract: A process for the therapeutic treatment of AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) involving stimulation and promotion of the natural immune system (both T cell and NK cell activity) resisting and inhibiting tumorous growth (cancer) as well as resisting infections (viral, bacterial and fungal) by administering an effective dosage (e.g., 0.25 mg per kilogram of body weight to as low as about 10.sup.-4 mg/kg) of an endogenous endorphin (e.g., leucine-enkephalin and methionine-enkephalin).
Abstract: A process of stimulating and promoting the natural immune system (T cells and NK cells) resisting and inhibiting the growth of tumorous cells as well as resisting infections (virus bacteria, and fungi) is disclosed. Endogenous endorphins are disclosed as the agent for stimulating the immune system.