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No. Cancer once developed can not be detected by CMD. The activity of the anaerobic cells (plant cells) is beyond the CMD spectrum. However, before cancer develops, CMD can reveal an energy deficiency in the affected organ. If treated at this very earliest stage, sometimes years before cancer develops, the onset of the disease can be prevented.
