Killing a killer with video game tech

Dear Null,

Take a close look at these two pictures.

It doesn't matter at all whether you care about video games. This is about something much more important.

40 years ago:

Today:

The difference between those two photos – in detail and precision – represents a lifesaving revolution in medicine.

Doctors looking inside the body for cancer used to see the something like the first photo. Now, they see something like the second one.

It's all thanks to the incredible, $10 million machine pictured here.

Which can kill tumors with accuracy up to 1/28th of an inch.

Without dangerous surgery... or the horrible side effects of chemo.

It's cheaper. Patients can go home the same day. And this treatment can unleash an effect so remarkable that, for years, doctors referred to it as the "unicorn" of cancer treatment.

Now, we actually know how to make it happen.

And just a tiny handful of companies hold the keys to this technology.

Keys that we expect to unlock a $5 trillion potential market over the next decade – and hundreds of percent gains, beginning this month.

I believe this is the most important story we've ever shared in 20 years at Stansberry Research.

One that could not only pay for your retirement – but save your life. Get the full story here while it's still online.

Regards,

Steven Longenecker
Senior Editor, Stansberry Research

P.S. The medical researcher who uncovered this story has a track record of winning recommendations like nothing I've ever seen. One out of every three recommendations have seen at least triple-digit gains. But he thinks this could be the biggest opportunity yet.