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CancerGuide: Alternative and Complementary Therapies
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Evaluating Alternative Therapies
Information on Specific TherapiesThese are in three groups. First, I list things that I consider promising - I put these first because I am first and foremost interested in what might actually help cancer patients. Second, I list therapies I happen to have come across which are little known where the information here might be relatively unique. Third, I list some popular therapies I happen to have looked into. I make no attempt to be comprehensive in this area. Promising TherapiesPlease understand that my opinion that something is "promising" only means I think it might have some efficacy. It absolutely doesn't mean I think it's a guaranteed miracle cure and, in fact, I know of no alternative therapy that has a proven high rate of success. I strongly believe that it is a potentially lethal error to substitute alternative therapy for other treatment in any case where effective proven therapy is known. Note: Will Need to Make Medline Searches into Pages
Lesser Known Therapies
Popular Therapies
Other Articles on Alternative and Complementary TherapiesRelated In CancerGuideCancerGuide's large stories section is a view into how others have coped with their cancers. I hope you find the wide variety of ways people cope as inspiring as I do!
Mind-Body medicine is a major branch of complementary medicine. See CancerGuide's Mind & Attitude section for my take on it and more.
This CancerGuide Page By Steve Dunn. © Steve Dunn Page Created: 1996, Last Updated: January 9, 2004 |