Category: cancer alternative medicine

  • Power of Now I was reading through his book, and I wondered how many of us most especially those diagnosed with cancer are living in the NOW. When faced with the diagnosis, I’m sure in the back of your mind, you would always think of any or all of the following: I have cancer How…

  • Breath Test for cancer Testing for cancer based on your breath is quite a good way of testing for not only cancer but also other diseases. Lets see how this pans out

  • Genetically Modified T-cells Genetically modified T-cells offers hope for patients with Leukemia. But begs the questions about long-term effects of these modifications. Im sure for the cancer patients, they’ll take that chance everytime. Still long-term effects of genetic manipulations are still nil. Lets hope we don’t turn ourselves to be like genetically modified people, beyond…

  • Study published at JAMA showed that men with family history of cancer would have a benefit of preventing cancer by taking multivitamins

  • I’ve been seeing so many cancer patients, I know how it feels to have that big word become synonymous with their names… as if its a degree like MD or PhD. Yet, even if i know, its still different when you are the one with cancer. I dare not say its easy to have cancer,…

  • http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/253490.php Despite its use in Europe for cancer, mistletoe extracts are still not well known in other countries as an adjunct to chemotherapy

  • Share High-Dose Vitamin C Reduces Inflammation In Cancer Patients Study Shows Vitamin C has been shown to reduce the inflammation associated with Cancer

  • I just came back from a much deserved vacation, Blessing in disguise, I was able to hook up with a lady who was into herbs and crystals. I was searching for graviola leaves instead of the fruit as a means to supplement patients with cancer. Prayers answered, the leaves were even picked from trees high…

  • I recently met 2 wonderful persons who happen to practice BARS access therapy. They came and talked to me about helping one another in treating patients. We hit off pretty well immediately. I was very impressed with both of their energy and genuine drive to help. I instinctively gave them one of my patients who…

  • My patient with gastric cancer has left for out of the country. Of all the time, it has to be now? I mean, he’s CA-199 is of the scale, his CT showed mulitple lymph node involvement in the retroperitoneal space. I wish I could him help but he’s not here. I just hope everything will…