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Complementary and alternative medicine
Share insight into and experience with therapies beyond primary medical care.
immunocal
- By diane44 · New reply March 30, 2009
- 5 replies
- hey there, I was diagnosed with bc in 2004, went thru chemo and radiation and now am on tamoxifan, some one told me about immunocal, and says that it helps with the immune system and people with cancer ...
Vitamin C Injections
- By Naomi1 · New reply April 14, 2008
- 2 replies
- Has anyone ever had experience with this complementary therapy while undergoing chemotherapy? What did your oncologist express about this treatment ...
Insulin Potentiation Therapy
- By Martha5 · New reply March 18, 2008
- 1 reply
- Have any of you heard of Insulin Potentiation Therapy (IPT)? I heard about it at this year's Cancer Control Society's convention. In IPT, they give the patient a shot of glucose, which brings the blood ...
primary breast cancer
- By universalsharer · New reply January 27, 2008
- 6 replies
- My wife is about to undergo 6 cycles of chemotheapy for primary breast cancer. Has anyone had any success with any complementary or alternative treatments to manage the side effects and would htey be ...
Lycopom New Chapter Supplements for PC
- By Omarisan · Posted December 2, 2007
- 0 replies
- HI guys, listen up! A member of my PC support group tells us that he started taking a alternative OTC medication called Lycopom for his PC and that his PSA was almost 100. In about one month, he reported ...
Eissac Tea
- By mpatten · Posted November 16, 2007
- 0 replies
- You should do some research on it. The nurse that it is named after is Rene Caisse, who treated the terminally ill with remarkable success for over 50 years beginning in 1922 ...
