MANILA, Philippines?An advertising executive by background, Jocelyn Mendoza ventured into natural healing when her best friend and business partner (who shall remain unnamed) was diagnosed with uterine cancer.

?I felt so inadequate just taking my friend to doctors, therapy sessions, pushing her wheelchair at the malls and airports, buying her medications? she recalls. Every hour-long session with the oncologist rendered them helpless and feeling inadequate.

When her friend was struck with intestinal adhesions, she had to stay in the hospital for two months for 40 sessions of radiation on her abdomen and stomach. But instead of getting well after being discharged, Mendoza?s friend?s uterine cancer metastasized into the upper lobe of her lung.

Meanwhile, her friend?s aunt also had a tumor in her right bronchial tube, and the oncologist recommended chemotherapy.

The cost to prolong her life was prohibitive?approximately P150,000 a month, with the treatment running for a year. Through a referral, the aunt underwent frequency-generated therapy (FGT). In 10 sessions, the lung tumor diminished.

Although, the therapy helped manage Mendoza?s friend?s cancer, she died of other complications?extremely low blood pressure that led to multiple-organ failure. Nonetheless, FGT helped prolong her life without expensive medication.

Light and sound generator

FGT is a light and sound generator that looks like a fluorescent floor lamp and is is used for pain management.

Developed in the ?30s by an American scientist, it smashes lethal microorganisms by diffusing to their natural frequency, or the number of cycles per second at which they pulsate.

Explaining the technology, Mendoza says, ?Think of the body as a battlefield. There?s something going on between the enemies [the pathogens] and the body. FGT is our bazooka and it kills the enemies who are giving the body a hard time.?

Acquiring the FGT machine, Mendoza studied the protocols to destroy the patient?s cancer cells, viruses, bacteria, parasites and infections. She also used the machine to boost the patient?s energy and aura.

Good use

Left with the FGT machine, Mendoza eventually decided to put it to good use by opening the Point of Light Wellness Center.

?I just got into the wellness business because of the enormous time I invested in taking care of her. I saw how she tried to win the battle of the big C till the end, with her constant connection with God and with the exposure to the FGT machine,? she says.

Mendoza says success stories have happened at the center. Mendoza cites patients, recommended by a dermatologist, who were relieved of psoriasis.

?With over a thousand ailments that I discovered FGT could handle, there?s only a couple that I?ve not found?comatose and raising the dead! Even behavioral changes have a corresponding frequency set,? says Mendoza.

Side effects

When clients describe their condition and the litany of medications, the wellness center provides them research-based information on the medications? possible side effects and recommends precautions.

?How could I question what medication does to sickness? Although it helps drive out the symptoms, toxins build up.

?The body has to detoxify or get rid of the unwanted chemicals and debris left from killed pathogens. When this happens, the body?s immune system gets a boost and healing begins. With healing comes a variety of good feelings. Then with every great feeling comes a sweet smile that gets contagious,? she says.

Doctors who have seen improvements in patients after a few sessions of FGT have been very positive. Mendoza adds that the Point of Light Wellness Center has an in-house medical doctor, an internist.

Point of Light is at Unit 1502 Garden Heights, 269 E. Rodriguez Avenue, New Manila, QC (tel. 5842497 and 4073166); and Unit 501 Heart Bldg., 7461 Bagtikan, San Antonio Village, Makati (9942462, 3871460 and 8957031 loc. 101.