As cancer rates increase, we need to explore all possible relevant therapies to ensure that the patient is offered the best choices and chances. It is, however, possible to prevent or treat this dreaded disease with an integrative approach that incorporates multiple modalities.
Integrative oncology is all about a more holistic approach to dealing with cancer. Removing the cancer only cannot be a cure because the cancer is the end result of a whole chain of events starting with a dysfunction in the system.
Do the mind and the emotions influence the development of cancer? Can the mind be harnessed to help fight cancer? Dr Goldberg explores the impact of the psycho-spiritual on both the development and treatment of cancer. When cancer patients learn to take full responsibility for their own healing and to participate in their healing transformation, the outcome of their illness can be shifted significantly.
Treating terminal cancer patients in an integrative way can have enormous value for the patient as well as for the partner, family and caregivers.
Cell phone use has increased dramatically over the past 30 years with more than seven billion subscribers worldwide. This growth has raised questions over the long-term health threats these devices may pose.
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