Two ways to work with us

One is hands-on and ongoing. The other is a tailored report you take and apply yourself. Both work alongside your oncology care, not instead of it.

Gene Wei, DOM, AP

Gene Wei, DOM, AP — Doctor of Oriental Medicine. Fourteen years working cancer cases alongside conventional oncology, mostly the difficult ones.

Hands-on · 6–12 months

The Beat The Odds Program

We work your case with you, month to month — adjusting as your treatment and your labs change, alongside your oncology team.

  • Best suited to advanced or late-stage cancer, where an integrative approach has the most to offer
  • Direct access to Dr. Gene and the team as things change
  • Research, prioritization and safety review are part of the work, not a separate purchase

A 6–12 month commitment
About 80 minutes, no registration required. A free assessment call is the next step, once you've watched.

Watch the Masterclass

One-time · Self-directed

The Cancer Pathway Research Report

We research the pathways your cancer type tends to rely on, prioritize the compounds that target them, and a pharmacist checks the list against your medications.

  • Built by a cell biologist, a Doctor of Oriental Medicine and a pharmacist
  • Written to be read by you and by your oncology team
  • You decide what to act on — there's no ongoing relationship unless you want one

$425, one time
No subscription, no upsells. Full details, and a look at what's actually in the report.

See What's Included

Not sure which one?

If you want someone to support you throughout your journey, that's the program. If your budget is more limited, or you just want the research and you'd rather run with it yourself, that's the report.

The stage of the cancer doesn't change either path. Plenty of people start with the report and join the full program later; some watch the masterclass and decide the full program isn't the right fit right now, which is perfectly ok. Nothing here locks you in.

Not medical advice. Everything we do is designed to work alongside your oncology team, not instead of it.