Neil McKinney Bücher

Fourth edition (2020): This edition of Naturopathic Oncology has been completely revised, reorganized, expanded (an additional 70 pages of information) and updated. It provides practical, useful information on all aspects of cancer care. The nature of cancer and its most important vulnerabilities are explained. Fundamental concepts explored include metabolic solutions to the fermentation problem, cancer stem cell management, epigenetic control over cancer genes, and immune activation against cancer. The entire repertory of natural medicines and drugs are introduced, and applied to all the major cancer types. Dietary, nutraceutical, botanical, mind-body and drug protocols are clearly described, and their rational basis explained, backed up by research references. Find how to apply integrative naturopathic medicines to support the standard of care in oncology - surgery, chemotherapy, targeted drugs and immunotherapy - to make these safer and more productive. Alternative medicines are also given for all cancer types, as well as for the care of adverse effects of therapies, complications, and emergencies. From diagnostics to psychology to prevention, it is an encyclopaedic and user-friendly guide to better outcomes in cancer.

The book explores the intersection of various biological targets and potential treatments for cancer, focusing on its unique metabolic processes, genetic reprogramming, stem cell-like characteristics, and immune system evasion. It discusses how these innovative remedies may complement standard cancer therapies, along with important cautions and contraindications. Additionally, the text introduces new methods for monitoring the effectiveness of these interventions, providing a comprehensive overview of contemporary approaches in cancer treatment.