The reality on this one is that you are playing with fire. Unless you have some other means of identifying the cancer spread, using this type of untested crap is scary for melonomas.
It might be reasonable for carcinoma's, and very likely would be a good solution for nevi's and other lesions. But to trust a machine to "kill" a very deadly cancer with no followup and no verifiable evidence is very troubling.
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