Besides following your oncologist’s treatment plan, you may wonder what else you can do to fight cancer. It can be difficult to figure out what diet and exercise routine to follow and whether or not you should add dietary supplements. For the health-conscious, and especially when you’re fighting cancer, it’s common to have questions about … Read more
This beetroot hummus is a delicious twist to the classic Middle Eastern dip hummus. Beets not only make this dish healthy but also make it pretty and appetizing. Typically, the AntiCancer360 approach utilizes one out of five different anticancer diets. Depending on each client’s case and personal preferences, one of these diets may be the … Read more
When faced with a cancer diagnosis, you want to do everything you can do to both understand the condition and fight it. There are many ways to fight cancer and, hopefully, beat it into remission. There are conventional therapies that most people are familiar with, but there are also additional options to consider especially if … Read more
Medical Disclaimer: The information in this article is meant for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace a healthcare provider’s medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The use of veterinary medications in humans is not approved by the FDA and may not be safe. Consult a healthcare practitioner before taking any new medications. When … Read more
When facing cancer, you want to use every cancer-fighting tool available. Among different strategies, taking repurposed prescription drugs like mebendazole has gained popularity. “Off-label” drug use is when a medication is prescribed for purposes other than the approved uses described in the drug’s official Food and Drug Administration (FDA) label. Healthcare providers can legally prescribe … Read more
A team of researchers from the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) recently published extraordinarily successful results from a small clinical trial. After utilizing a new immunotherapy drug to treat advanced rectal cancer, all 12 participants in the trial emerged cancer-free. After six months, not a trace could be found in any of them. The … Read more
Many of our blog articles talk about fighting cancer and the importance of attacking cancer from all angles. We review many different supplements, off-label prescription drugs, and various foods that have shown promising anticancer benefits. One particular substance, however, that is not often considered in the arsenal for beating cancer is water. Earlier this year … Read more
Everyone loves one-bowl meals. This simple and super delicious dish combines a variety of spices, flavors, and textures. And it can also be part of a satisfying and well-balanced diet. Generally, the AntiCancer360 approach utilizes one out of five different anticancer diets. And depending on each client’s case and individual preferences, one of these diets … Read more
We could all benefit from having more vegetables in our diet. So these Broccoli, Spinach & Cheese Baked Bites are super delicious and the perfect way to add them to your meal. Generally, depending on each client’s case and situation, the AntiCancer360 approach utilizes one out of five different anticancer diets. One of these diets … Read more
Cancer is not an easy topic to discuss, let alone understand as there is a ton of clinical information and complex scientific concepts. When it comes to receiving a cancer diagnosis, this news can understandably be very hard to digest and accept. In an effort to better understand your situation, you may feel like you … Read more
Everyone loves tacos though not everyone loves the extra carbs and calories that come with them. Meatless tacos in veggie shells are super yummy and a great low-carb, gluten-free option for taco Tuesday! These tacos are delicious and unique. We use fresh cabbage leaves in place of the taco shells and red beans as our … Read more
Nausea is a common side effect of chemotherapy. Nausea from chemotherapy is more than unpleasant —it may also lead to severe vomiting and subsequent dehydration. A bad episode of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV) can be traumatic, leading to anticipatory nausea and vomiting, which occurs when you feel sick even before the next chemo treatment … Read more