Muscle loss during cancer treatment can happen quietly, even when the number on the scale barely changes. You may notice stairs feel harder, getting out of a chair takes more effort, or groceries suddenly feel heavier—even if the number on the scale has barely changed. That is because body weight does not always reflect what … Read more
If you’re fighting cancer, most people think the same thing: hit it as hard as you possibly can. Kill as much cancer as possible, and as fast as possible. It seems obvious, and I understand the instinct completely. But after many years of doing this work alongside conventional oncology, I’ve come to believe something that … Read more
When researching anticancer supplements, you’ll eventually run into the whole plant vs isolated compound debate. One camp says whole foods and whole plants are always better — that nature knows best and isolating a single molecule strips out the magic. The other camp says only standardized, isolated extracts are effective — and that whole herbs … Read more
Today, AI can help clinicians detect cancer, analyze medical images and pathology slides, organize complex medical information, and identify potential clinical trials. But AI is not replacing oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, or the human relationships at the center of cancer care. Understanding what AI can do — and what it cannot — can help you separate … Read more
If you spend any time researching cancer, you’ll run into the headline constantly. “This compound destroys cancer cells.” “Turmeric kills cancer in the lab.” “This extract wiped out tumor cells in a study.” And when you’re dealing with something as serious as cancer, claims like this can really grab your attention, because they sound like … Read more
Appetite loss during cancer treatment can make food suddenly become complicated. You may know you need to eat, yet nothing sounds good. A few bites may leave you feeling full, familiar foods may taste completely different, or the smell of something cooking may suddenly turn your stomach. Appetite loss is common during cancer care, but … Read more
When researching anticancer supplements, it’s natural to ask: What’s the best one? And it’s totally understandable. When you’re dealing with something as serious as cancer, especially advanced cancer, you want the “strongest thing” you can find. But that question has a mistake built into it, and this mistake is a pitfall for a lot of … Read more
Cancer fatigue is different from ordinary tiredness. Cancer-related fatigue can leave you physically exhausted, mentally foggy, or feeling as though even simple activities require enormous effort. Unlike the tiredness that follows a busy day or poor night’s sleep, cancer-related fatigue may persist even after you rest. That is because fatigue during and after cancer treatment … Read more
Cancer can make it difficult to ever feel fully settled. There are appointments, treatments, scans, symptoms, decisions, and the uncertainty of what comes next. Even when nothing particularly stressful is happening in the moment, you may notice that your body still feels tense, restless, alert, or unable to completely relax. This does not mean stress … Read more
Medical Disclaimer: The information in this article is meant for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a healthcare provider. Herbal supplements may not be safe for everyone, and the risks depend on an individual’s current and past medical history. Consult a healthcare practitioner before taking any … Read more
When you get diagnosed with cancer, the first decision you’ll have to make is how you want to approach your case. Some may decide to do 100% conventional care. Others may decide on fully alternative treatments. But for many of you, an integrative approach to your cancer treatment may make the most sense to you. … Read more
Don’t have time to read? Here’s a quick summary: The Warburg Effect refers to the way cancers make energy with sugar. This was discovered a long time ago, but has seen a resurgence in modern science. Researchers at Duke University are looking at how they can help block the Warburg Effect with a natural molecule … Read more