Integrative oncology aims to:

• Enhance the anticancer effects of chemotherapy and radiation
• Reduce side effects of conventional cancer treatment
• Protect vital organs including the liver, heart, kidneys and nervous system.
• Support the function of the immune system
• Foster a return to health and wellbeing following conventional cancer treatment
• Reduce risk of a recurrence
• Improve survivorship
• Improve and support quality of life no matter what the status of the disease

Therapies used in integrative oncology include:

• Healing diets including Fasting Mimicking Diet, plant-based diets,  Mediterranean and ketogenic diets.
• Specific supplementation programmes including amino acids, vitamins and minerals.
• Specialised nutrients including alpha-lipoic acid, glutathione, selenium, vitamin B17, and and more
• Infusions including IV vitamin C, curcumin and artesunate
• Traditional and modern, standardised herbal medicines.
• Detoxification therapies including chelation therapy, colonic irrigation, coffee enema, infrared sauna.
• Physical therapies and exercise including oncology massage, deep tissue massage and myofascial release, and lymphatic drainage.
• Hyperthermia including whole body hyperthermia, local hyperthermia and photodynamic therapy.
• Body-mind therapies including relaxation therapies, yoga, mindful meditation, and exercise
• Off-label use of melatonin, sodium selenite, DCA, and metformin.
• Gc protein-derived macrophage activating factor (GcMAF)
• Natural killer cell and dendritic cell vaccine therapy
• Detoxification therapies including chelation therapy, colonic irrigation, coffee enema, infrared sauna, and electro lymphatic drainage,
• Physical therapies and exercise including oncology massage, deep tissue massage and myofascial release, and lymphatic drainage.
• Hyperthermia including whole body hyperthermia, local hyperthermia and photodynamic therapy.
• Oxygen therapy including hyperbaric therapy and exercise with oxygen therapy.