Unilab Ties up with Evolife re: Cancer Support Treatments Products

 

Unilab Ties Knot with Point of Care Solutions Inc.

One of the most killer deceased that somehow threatens a life of every human in any race since cancer has been known and discovered. More than what cancer do, the pain of having a chemo theraphy the radiation and burns which will somehow primarily been seen and witnessed after the session now has finally been resolved and somehow been tested to a hundred of cases by Evolife and their laboratory technologies seen and now being prescribed by medical doctors and specialists.

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To Help Cancer Patients

Highlighting the celebration of Breast Cancer Awarenesss month, United Laboratories ties the knot with Point of Care Solutions (PCSI) and introduced today Evolife products formulated for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments.

The products, which have already been launched in Europe, the United States and Asia, significantly reduce and even banish most pains and extreme discomforts associated with chemo and radiotherapy treatment. They are developed by Evolife Laboratories, a world leader in the development of innovative cancer support products.

Michael S. Avelino. Managing Director of Point of Care Solutions, Inc. said “As the company’s initial offering, Evolife products deliver the company’s passion and commitment to help cancer patients improve their quality of life.”

Evolife products underwent clinical trials in the Philippines in 2011 and produced very positive results, Avelino added.

Evolife products contain a unique blend of natural minerals that provide premium hydration and protection for cancer-stricken patients and improve their daily lives so they feel normal instead of ailing.They are the first and only products of their kind that are effective, uniquely designed with the needs of cancer patients in mind, and they are well tested,” says oncologist J.F. Chanez in “The Neurogenic Component of Cutaneous Toxicities Induced by Chemotherapy – New Solutions”, European Oncology Journal, Vol 6:1, 28-30.

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Dr. Maria Luisa Abesamis-Tiambeng, M.D., head of the CSMC Cancer Institute, M.D. explained that the immune system of cancer patients becomes more compromised when they become depressed. “The psychological scars caused by the physical manifestations of treatment, like rashes, skin discoloration, blackened nails and falling hair erode patients’ self-esteem and the will to fight. But psychological well-being is crucial to a successful treatment. If cancer patients feel low and miserable, their response to treatment is greatly affected. So if the side effects of treatment do not bother the patient, their treatment regimen becomes more tolerable, if not welcome. Products like Evolife can help make patients commit to their treatment regimen and achieve the ultimate cure. These innovative products can prove crucial in licking the Big C.”

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Evolife products consist of skin products (EvoSkin Gel Cream and EvoSkin Hydrating Skin Cleanser which provide a unique hydrating solution for skin side effects of cancer therapy such as cracks, dryness and a burning sensation), dental products (EvoMucy mouthwash and spray for mouth sores, EvoLip for chapped or sensitive lips, EvoDry mouth spray to combat mouth and throat dryness) and EvoDonto toothpaste for sensitive and irritated gums), a hair product (EvoCapil hydrating hair spray that calms the scalp and rejuvenates hair follicles to encourage hair re-growth), a hygiene product (EvoDeo Deodorant Spray, an alcolohol-free deodorant spray for hypersensitive skin controls hot flashes and excessive sweating) and nail products (EvoNail which helps revitalize darkened, yellow, brittle or cracked nails and restores them to their natural state).

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Cancer patient, Tina, who underwent chemotherapy and radiotherapy, experienced mouth sores and burning sensations on her skin. “The mouth sores were too painful to eat anything so I lost a lot of weight. After my doctor recommended EvoMucy mouth wash the sores disappeared in 3 days for good.This helped me regain my energy as I went through with my treatment. I also used EvoSkin Gel Cream and Evonail. After using it for a few days, the burning sensation went away and my nails did not blacken at all, unlike other patients undergoing treatment.”

The new partnership further boosts Unilab’s concern in expanding its portfolio to provide a wholistic supportive care in alleviating the condition of cancer patients. This new offering is a response to the need of addressing the side effects as much as the cancer treatment itself.

For more information about Evolife and Evolife products, visit www.evolife.com.ph. Or go to the Cancer Support Shop at the CSMC Cancer Center located at 10 Wilson St., Greenhills West, San Juan City.

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