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Integrative oncology is an approach that combines traditional cancer treatments with complementary and holistic methodologies, focusing on the individual's overall health. By merging conventional oncological treatments with complementary and alternative medicine practices, it aims to address the physical, emotional, and social needs of patients. This multidisciplinary approach offers patients a personalized care plan and helps individuals manage the challenges and side effects of cancer treatment.

Key principles of Integrative Oncology include enhancing the patients' self-healing capacities, alleviating pain and other symptoms during the treatment process, and improving the quality of life.

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Multipass Ozone Therapy

Multipass Ozone Therapy is a treatment aimed at combating various infections, autoimmune diseases, and neurological conditions by administering high doses of ozone into the bloodstream. Integrative oncology seeks to provide a holistic care approach for patients and to individualize treatment strategies. In this context, Multipass Ozone Therapy has the potential to improve the overall well-being and quality of life of cancer patients. This therapy offers benefits such as alleviating the side effects of conventional cancer treatments, boosting energy levels, and strengthening the immune system. Furthermore, the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties of Multipass Ozone Therapy assist in reducing the oxidative stress and inflammation caused by cancer treatment. Therefore, Multipass Ozone Therapy helps cancer patients achieve better resilience and recovery during and after their treatment process, offering a valuable complementary treatment option within the practice of integrative oncology.

High Dose IV Vitamin C Therapy

High dose intravenous (IV) Vitamin C therapy involves administering Vitamin C directly into the bloodstream at elevated concentrations. This particular procedure allows the vitamin to rapidly and directly reach the cells, facilitating levels of Vitamin C delivery to the body that far exceed what can be achieved through oral intake.

One of the main objectives of integrative oncology is to enhance patients' overall quality of life. While chemotherapy and radiotherapy target cancer cells, they can also introduce challenging side effects to the body. It has been observed that high dose IV Vitamin C therapy can alleviate these side effects, thereby improving patients' quality of life. Especially, the antioxidant properties of Vitamin C help reduce the oxidative stress caused by chemotherapy and radiation. Integrative oncology aims to strengthen patients' immune systems, allowing for a more effective battle against cancer. The immune-boosting properties of high dose Vitamin C align with this goal, aiding cancer patients in becoming more resilient throughout their treatment process.

By focusing on the overall well-being and quality of life of cancer patients, the combined approach of high dose IV Vitamin C therapy and integrative oncology not only optimizes responses to traditional treatments but also assists patients in better tolerating their treatment journey.

IV Curcumin Therapy

Curcumin is the main component of the turmeric plant and has been used in traditional medicine due to its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anticancer properties. In modern science, curcumin's potential to combat cancer, especially in the field of integrative oncology, has garnered significant interest. When taken orally, curcumin has a low bioavailability, meaning it is absorbed in small amounts by the body. However, with intravenous (IV) curcumin therapy, curcumin directly enters the bloodstream and can reach target tissues more effectively. IV curcumin therapy, due to potential benefits such as inhibiting the growth of cancer cells, reducing inflammation, and regulating oxidative stress, is being used within the integrative oncology approach.

PMA Therapy

Pulsed Magnetic Activation (PMA) therapy is an innovative and supportive treatment method used in the field of integrative oncology. This therapy employs low-level magnetic fields to improve the overall health status and quality of life of cancer patients. PMA works by optimizing the electrical and chemical balance of cells in the body, which can help cells function more efficiently and contribute to the protection of healthy cells.

In integrative oncology, the use of PMA is particularly aimed at alleviating the side effects of cancer treatment. It plays a supportive role in reducing fatigue, pain, and other discomforts that arise during cancer therapies. Additionally, PMA is believed to have the potential to strengthen the immune system of patients and enhance their overall well-being.

PBM Therapy

Photobiomodulation (PBM) Therapy is a light therapy method that generates stimulating and healing effects on tissues using specific wavelengths of red or near-infrared light. This therapy is based on the light's capacity to penetrate tissues deeply and modulate bioenergetic processes at the cellular level. Due to its potential to reduce pain and inflammation and promote wound healing, PBM Therapy proves beneficial in a variety of clinical situations.

In the context of integrative oncology, PBM Therapy is considered to alleviate side effects of cancer treatment and enhance patients' quality of life. Specifically, it leverages the therapeutic properties of light to revitalize cellular activity in damaged or inflamed areas, improve tissue oxygenation and nutrition, thus accelerating the body's natural healing processes. PBM supports tissue regeneration by increasing energy production and stimulating cellular metabolism, which is crucial for individuals undergoing cancer treatment.

Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine method that has been practiced for thousands of years. By placing thin needles into specific points on the body, this method aims to regulate the balance of energy. It has been used to manage a variety of ailments, from pain management and stress reduction to sleep disorders and gastrointestinal problems.

As a part of integrative oncology, acupuncture can be considered a complementary approach for treating cancer patients. It can be sought to alleviate symptoms such as pain, fatigue, nausea, and vomiting experienced during or after cancer treatments. Particularly for managing the side effects caused by chemotherapy and radiotherapy, acupuncture is viewed as a complementary treatment method intended to support the overall well-being of patients.

Bioresonance Applications

Bioresonance therapy is a method that aims to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases by using the body's electromagnetic waves. It is based on the principle of detecting waves that are in harmony or disharmony with the body's own frequencies and determining treatment approaches accordingly. Bioresonance applications are used in some integrative oncology practices to support the treatment process, reduce side effects, or enhance overall well-being. Especially for reducing the side effects caused by treatments like chemotherapy or for increasing energy levels, bioresonance applications can be utilized.

Hypnosis Regression

Hypnosis regression is a technique where an individual is hypnotized and taken back to past experiences or, at times, to previous lifetimes. It is predominantly used to comprehend and process traumatic events, heal emotional wounds, or modify certain behaviors.

Some patients undergoing cancer treatment might resort to hypnosis regression to manage the stress, fear, and anxiety triggered by the treatment. Moreover, after receiving a cancer diagnosis, they may turn to hypnosis regression to process the ensuing emotional trauma and liberate themselves from this emotional load. Such an approach can assist patients in maintaining a resilient and optimistic mental state throughout their treatment journey.