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19/09/2019
Integrating Dietary Supplements into Cancer Care
18/09/2019
The Value of Presence
11/09/2019
Exceptional patients- updated link
02/09/2019
Fish oil and breast cancer
01/09/2019
Grounding beneficial effect
31/08/2019
Intermittent fasting and cancer
14/08/2019
Acupuncture in cancer care
07/08/2019
Additive homeopathic treatment in cancer
24/07/2019
Chemobrain and complementary therapies
18/07/2019
Fasting and chemotherapy
05/06/2019
Additional studies show effect of homeopathy on ca
15/02/2018
Stress reduction- Does it affect survival?
10/02/2018
Reflexology as the leading touch therapy in cancer
31/01/2018
Guidelines for nutrition - physical activity 2012
25/01/2018
Do cancer survivors use CAM?
02/02/2017
Probiotics improves immunotherapy
01/02/2017
Soy might reduce breast cancer risk for recurrence
31/01/2017
Acupuncture and arthralgia due to aromatase inhibi
30/01/2017
Acupuncture helpful in cancer related fatigue
31/05/2016
Acupuncture in cancer related pain
31/05/2016
Stress reduction can affect genes
31/03/2016
Fatigue affected by Biofield Healing
12/11/2015
Meat consumption and breast cancer risk
15/09/2015
The evolving field of integrative oncology
30/05/2015
Ginger might have a role in Colon Cancer
28/05/2015
Acupuncture is helpful with hot flushe in patients
01/04/2015
Homeopathic remedies affect breast cancer cells
04/03/2015
Fish oil may prevent weight loss during cancer tx
04/03/2015
Integrative Medicine in cancer care
02/06/2014
Lack of sleep and breast cancer
27/05/2014
Soy might reduce lung cancer risk
18/04/2014
Hot flushes relieved with magnesium
24/12/2013
Social isolation can affect mortality
21/06/2013
Nutrition and reducing risk of death
08/05/2013
Social environment can affect survival
07/05/2013
Nutrition and reduced risk of breast cancer
03/01/2013
Stress reduction affect genes
02/01/2013
Exercise can reduce prostate cancer death
30/11/2012
Protective effects of control beliefs
30/11/2012
Does diet affect colorectal cancer?
06/11/2012
Ginseng eases cancer related fatigue
20/07/2012
Selenium and prostate cancer
15/04/2012
Mindfulness and stress in cancer
08/03/2012
The Benefit of Exercise
20/01/2012
Massage in cancer care
15/01/2012
Mindfulness and stress reduction in breast cancer
19/11/2011
Stress and cancer progression
28/09/2011
Qigong, cognitive function and quality of life
29/08/2011
Phone consultation is helpful in managing symptoms
24/04/2011
Rye and breast cancer
21/04/2011
Mindfulness in cancer care
13/04/2011
Omega-3 Formulation Has Antineoplastic Activity
31/03/2011
Long term effects of acupuncture on hot flushes
07/01/2011
Guidelines for Integrative Oncology
28/07/2010
Is sugar and soft drinks good for you?
25/07/2010
Broccoli and bladder cancer
17/07/2010
Nutrition in the prevention of colorectal cancer
15/07/2010
Managing Radiation Therapy Side effects
Integrative options for specific cancers

Integrative Options for Specific Cancers

As research evolves there is more information available about specific foods and  supplements, nutritional strategies and other complementary therapies that can be utilized for specific cancer situations. There is a large body of information that is already available about these possible options, but most physicians are not aware of its existence. Some of the research brings only clues about possible options, but when these options carry minimal risk one can bring these options to their physicians and further discuss their use.  The discussion should cover the benefits and risks in adding these options of care. After this discussion one can consider if these options should be utilized in their own care.

Not all types of cancers have the same extent of information, some have very limited data and some have more available information and research data. We will try to share some of the data that we collected from our research, research databases, various practitioners from around the globe and other sources. This information will cover specific types of cancers as listed below.

 
Breast cancer
Excellent link from University of Wisconsin about integrative options that patients affected by breast cancer can integrate into their care,  including nutrition, exercise, nutritional supplements , emotional support and treatment options for specific symptoms during treatment open this link
 
Prostate Cancer
 
Lung cancer
 
Ovarian cancer
 
Uterine cancer
 
Colon cancer
 
Hematological Cancers
 
Head and neck cancer
 
Brain cancer
 
Sarcomas
 
Pancreatic cancer
 
Multiple Myeloma
 
Lymphomas
 
Leukemia
 
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