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Anne Archer Butcher: Alden’s Remarkable Cancer Story
Anne and her husband, Alden, share a remarkable story about his battle with stage-four metastatic melanoma.
Alden developed aggressive tumors around his right parotid gland, beneath his ear, cancer also involving nearby lymph nodes, devastating prognosis 2 weeks to live.
Anne and Alden explored an integrative approach that included nutrition, supplements, positive thinking, gratitude and what they describe as energy or frequency-based therapies, the Monicor device, use CODE “GROWTHFACTOR” FOR 20% OFF, which is marketed as a biofeedback and frequency-wellness system.
Alden’s testimonial on Monicor’s website, he began using the device twice a week, within 10 weeks, the tumors disappeared. Follow-up testing showed no remaining cancer, surprising physicians involved in his care.

Anne and Alden have continued telling their story because they believe others facing serious illness should know about approaches outside conventional medicine.
It is important to emphasize that this is their personal account and a testimonial. A single person’s recovery cannot establish that Monicor cured cancer, and Monicor itself describes its technology as wellness/biofeedback technology rather than a proven cancer treatment.
For Anne and Alden, however, the experience became a story they felt compelled to share—and Alden reports that he has remained cancer-free for many years.

Energy Medicine: A History of Frequency Healing

The idea that energy, electricity and frequency might influence the human body is not new. Long before today’s computerized biofeedback systems, researchers and inventors were experimenting with electricity, electromagnetic fields, sound, light and other forms of energy.

Today, these ideas have returned in a new generation of wellness devices.

Some practitioners believe the body can be assessed through its energetic patterns and that carefully selected frequencies may help the body return toward balance. Others remain skeptical and say there is not enough clinical evidence to show that these devices can treat serious diseases.

But the history is fascinating.

From Rife to Modern Frequency Devices

One of the best-known names in alternative frequency medicine is Royal Raymond Rife. Beginning in the early 20th century, Rife developed microscopes and electronic instruments and claimed that specific frequencies could affect microorganisms.

His supporters continue to study his historical records and instruments. They point to reports from the 1930s involving cancer patients and frequency treatments. Those reports remain controversial and have not established Rife therapy as a proven cancer treatment.

Other practitioners later developed electrical and biofeedback systems based on the idea that the body has measurable responses to different frequencies.

This eventually led to increasingly sophisticated computerized systems.

The basic concept remains similar: the body is viewed as an electrical and energetic system, not simply a collection of chemical reactions.

Anne and Alden Butcher’s Extraordinary Story

This brings us to Anne Archer Butcher and her husband, Alden.

Alden developed aggressive stage-four metastatic melanoma, with tumors around his right parotid gland beneath his ear and involvement of nearby lymph nodes. Anne says physicians gave him an extremely serious prognosis, with approximately two weeks to live.

Rather than accepting that as the end of the story, Anne and Alden explored an integrative approach involving nutrition, supplements, positive thinking, gratitude and frequency-based technology.

They eventually began using the Monicor device.

According to Alden’s testimonial published by Monicor, he used the device twice a week. He says that within approximately 10 weeks the tumors had disappeared and subsequent testing showed no remaining cancer. Monicor currently presents Alden’s story as a testimonial and says he has remained cancer-free for years.

That is an extraordinary story.

But it is important to separate a personal experience from scientific proof. A cancer remission cannot by itself demonstrate that a device caused the remission. Cancer patients may receive multiple treatments, and individual outcomes can have complicated explanations.

Why People Continue Looking at Energy Devices

The reason these stories continue to attract attention is simple: people facing serious illness want more options.

Monicor describes its technology as AI-operated biofeedback and frequency technology. Its website says the system evaluates hundreds of biometric points and creates individualized frequency programs intended to support wellness.

Supporters believe that modern technology may allow these older ideas about frequency and the body’s electrical nature to be explored in ways earlier inventors could never achieve.

For people interested in the history of immune science, my GrowthFactor article on Dr. Henry Sherwood Lawrence provides another example of how ideas that once seemed unconventional can eventually influence mainstream biology.

Read it here: GrowthFactor: Dr. Lawrence and Cellular Immunity

A Story Worth Investigating

Anne and Alden’s experience does not prove that Monicor heals cancer.

But it is a story worth investigating.

Their experience raises a larger question: How much do we really understand about the electrical, energetic and informational systems operating inside the human body?

For more of Anne and Alden’s story, including Anne’s remarkable account of a shark attack and dolphins that she says saved her life, see the full interview.

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For information about Monicor and its current technology, see Monicor.

Disclaimer: Anne and Alden’s experience is a personal testimonial. It should not be interpreted as proof that Monicor treats or cures cancer, and people with cancer should not delay or replace appropriate medical care based on a testimonial.