Alternative Cancer Treatments & Therapies
Sunridge Medical offers alternative cancer treatments, including naturopathic cancer medicine, holistic cancer therapies, and options for integrative cancer treatment. Science and technology have advanced to the point that we design and formulate treatment plans for each patient based on the cancer tumor, its progress, and other disease vulnerabilities.
Sunridge Medical has an onsite Specialty Pharmacy and Compounding Pharmacy which allows our medical team time to personalize and optimize all treatments for the specific needs of the patient. Below is a sampling of cancer treatments that do not fully represent trademarked and registered pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, and compounds available for the eradication of cancer cells.
Some of the Treatments We Use
Some of the Treatments We Use
- Alpha Lipoic Acid IV
- Amygdalin iV
- Artemisinin IV
- Bilberry Extract IV
- Cesium Chloride IV
- Curcumin IV
- Careseng
- DCA IV
- ECGC IV (Green Tea)
- Fenbendazole
- Germanium IV
- Gladular Therapy / Live Cell
- Glutathione IV
- Helixor IV
- High-dose Vitamin C IV
- Immunotherapy
- Inositol IV
- IPT Insulin Potentiation
- Ivermectin
- Nutritional Supplementation
- Oxidative Therapies
- Personal Cancer Programs
- Poly MVA IV
- Post Chemo Recovery Treatment
- Quercetin IV
- Resveratrol IV
- Silymarin IV
- Sodium Bicarbonate IV
- Sodium Selenite IV
- Sulfurophane
References on Alternative Cancer Treatments
A systematic review of complementary and alternative medicine in oncology: Psychological and physical effects of manipulative and body-based practices
Calcagni N, Gana K, Quintard B. A systematic review of complementary and alternative medicine in oncology: Psychological and physical effects of manipulative and body-based practices. PLoS One. 2019 Oct 17;14(10):e0223564. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0223564. PMID: 31622362; PMCID: PMC6797104. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31622362/
Background: Complementary and Alternative Medicines (CAM) are widely used by cancer patients, despite limited evidence of efficacy. Manipulative and body-based practices are some of the most commonly used CAM. This systematic review evaluates their benefits in oncology.
Method: A systematic literature review was carried out with no restriction of language, time, cancer location or type. PubMed, CENTRAL, PsycArticle, PsychInfo, Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection and SOCindex were queried. Inclusion criteria were adult cancer patients and randomized controlled trials (RCT) assessing manipulative and body-based complementary practices on psychological and symptom outcomes. Effect size was calculated when applicable.
Results: Of 1624 articles retrieved, 41 articles were included: massage (24), reflexology (11), acupressure (6). Overall, 25 studies showed positive and significant effects on symptom outcomes (versus 9 that did not), especially pain and fatigue. Mixed outcomes were found for quality of life (8 papers finding a significant effect vs. 10 which did not) and mood (14 papers vs. 13). In most studies, there was a high risk of bias with a mean Jadad score of 2, making interpretation of results difficult.
Conclusion: These results seem to indicate that manipulative CAM may be effective on symptom management in cancer. However, more robust methodologies are needed. The methodological requirements of randomized controlled trials are challenging, and more informative results may be provided by more pragmatic study design.
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