Introduction to Integrative Oncology

Daniel Weber; Geoffrey Currie; Janelle Wheat

Introduction to Integrative Oncology

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Abstract

Many cancer patients seek out complementary treatments, by some estimates up to 80 percent. In many cases these are either ineffective or dangerous. This work presents herbs, compounds, and supplements that have research and proven clinical applications to support patients in cancer recovery. It also details studies of CAM in cancer treatment, giving both positive and negative reports. There is a comprehensive annotated listing of CAM methods and medicinals from both Western and Chinese practice for use with cancer therapy, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy as well as for chemotherapy and radiotherapy side effects.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Sydney Australia
Publisher	Panaxea Publishing
Number of pages	216
ISBN (Print)	9780646517179
Publication status	Published - 2009

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