This blog post explores the many benefits of curcumin in the setting of cancer including the mechanisms of action, bioavailability and special considerations.

There is an increasing trend of using Fenbendazole as a complementary therapy in treating cancer. This blog post explores the mechanism of action, evidence and whether there is any legitimacy to its use.

Paw Paw is currently being studied for it possible anti-cancer benefits. This blog post describes the theoretical benefits behind considering its addition to a conventional care plan.

Mistletoe has been used in Europe for decades as an adjuvant to conventional cancer care. This post explores the biology, mechanism of action and clinical effects.

Moxibustion is often used with acupuncture. This blog post discusses the role of moxibustion in managing cancer-related symptoms and the side effects of cancer treatment.

Astragalus is a medicinal herb used in Tradiaitonal Chinese Medicine for centuries. This blog post explores its use in cancer, outlines the benefits and clinical studies as well as recommendations for its use.

The role of cannabinoids in cancer care is emerging. This blog post explores the current evidence for the role of cannabinoids in cancer symptom management and as an anti-cancer agent.

Mindfulness Meditation is the practice of training the mind to return to present moment experience. This appears to have beneficial effects for health and well-being and this post explores how this is, the changes seen in the brain, the clinical benefits and supporting evidence for its use in cancer and the current recommendations.

The Japanese ritual of Shinrin-Yoku, otherwise known as Forest Bathing and the practice of Earthing, also known as Grounding are finding their place in integrative medical care. This post explores the utility of these practices for the improvement of health and well-being and the prevention of cancer.