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Integrative oncology: hyperthermia, low-dose chemotherapy, high-dose vitamin C, mistletoe and supportive care, how each is used alongside conventional cancer treatment.
Integrative oncology is an evidence-based approach to cancer care that combines the best of conventional medicine — surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy — with carefully selected complementary therapies. The goal is not to replace proven treatments, but to enhance their effectiveness,…
Low-dose chemotherapy, often given as insulin potentiation therapy (IPT), uses about 10–25% of conventional chemotherapy doses combined with insulin, with the aim of increasing drug uptake by cancer cells. How it works and what the evidence shows.
Mistletoe therapy (Viscum album) is the most widely used complementary cancer therapy in German-speaking countries and across much of Europe. Extracts from the European white-berry mistletoe plant — commercially available as Iscador, Helixor, abnobaVISCUM, and Iscucin — have been used in cancer…
When most people think of vitamin C, they think of orange juice and cold prevention. But at pharmacological doses — 25 to 100 grams or more administered intravenously — vitamin C behaves in a fundamentally different way. Rather than acting as the antioxidant it is
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