A coalition of doctors known for questioning mainstream medical practices has identified 18 alternative cancer treatments backed by scientific research, offering hope through low-cost or free options.
These therapies can complement standard treatments, potentially improving outcomes and quality of life for cancer patients.
This from rairfoundation.com.
The list includes:
– [G]lucose management through a ketogenic diet,
– [A] low-carb approach that starves cancer cells by cutting off their primary fuel, glucose,
– Exercise (aerobic and resistance) can enhance immune function and combat treatment-related fatigue,
– Stress reduction,
– [R]estorative sleep, and
– [R]egular sunlight exposure regulate immune responses and reduce inflammation.
Vitamin D3, critical for immune health, is recommended alongside careful monitoring.
Several pharmaceutical interventions show promise as well:
– Propranolol, a beta-blocker, reduces stress-linked tumor progression,
– [M]etformin, commonly used for diabetes, has been noted for its tumor-suppressing effects, and
– [I]vermectin and mebendazole, traditionally used as antiparasitic drugs, showing potential for inhibiting cancer cell growth.
Natural supplements provide more options:
– [C]urcumin (from turmeric) and berberine (from plants) show anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties,
– [O]mega-3 fatty acids from fish oil and green tea catechins offer additional cellular protection,
– Ashwagandha and melatonin are gaining popularity for their stress-relieving and anticancer effects, and
– Statins, sildenafil, and disulfiram are also under study for their roles in enhancing chemotherapy or targeting cancer cells directly.
Explore each therapy, its mechanisms, and its impact on cancer care by reading the full guide HERE.
