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The latest treatments and strategies to help you make a full and lasting recovery.

Have you been diagnosed with cancer?

Despite what we’re told, research shows that for most patients, standard cancer treatments alone do not improve survival, but often result in short-term remission followed by a deadly recurrence.

Research also shows that addressing your physical, emotional, and spiritual health – not just the cancer itself – offers the best hope for a full recovery.

The strategies below can help you:

  • increase your range of treatment options
  • get better results from your treatment(s)
  • greatly reduce treatment side effects
  • prevent a recurrence
  • address the root cause of your cancer
  • improve your quality of life
  • significantly increase your overall survival

Even when doctors fail, there is hope.

Dr Kelly Turner, PhD studied over 1000 cases of people who recovered from cancer against all odds. She found 10 key factors that most of these people used to get better. They are all included on this site.


Primary cancer treatments
– what are my options?
There are a number of standard and alternative treatment options to consider. They are all covered here.


Complementary Therapies
– how can they help me?
They can make your primary treatment(s) work better, reduce side-effects and pain,
and prolong your survival.


Anti-cancer products
– proven in the laboratory
Here you’ll find a range of products that were shown in the laboratory only to have anti-cancer capabilities.


Embrace Emotional and Spiritual Healing
It is vital that your cancer treatment plan includes emotional healing, as well as nourishing or renewing your spiritual connection. 


Address Cachexia Risk
Cachexia affects 50–80% of advanced cancer patients, with no effective treatments to date. Here are things that may help.


Having Chemotherapy?
Science-backed tips to:
Improve chemo effectiveness
Reduce treatment side-effects
Minimise harm to your healthy tissues and organs
Increase your overall survival


Having Surgery?
Science-backed tips to:
Reduce Complications
Improve treatment outcome
Reduce surgery induced metastasis (spread)
Increase your overall survival


Having Radiation therapy?
Science-backed tips to:
Improve its effectiveness
Reduce treatment side-effects
Minimise harm to your healthy tissues and organs
Increase your overall survival


Manage your physical pain.
Pain is common in cancer patients. It can be caused by cancer treatment or a combination of factors.


Manage anxiety & stress.
Patients living with cancer feel many emotions, including anxiety and distress. This can affect quality of life.


Real survivors: Real hope.
These inspirational stories about amazing people show that there is always hope – no matter what type of cancer you have or what stage it is at.


Take control of your recovery
Be a self advocate to ensure you are involved in all decisions about your treatment plan, and have access to tests and other services you need.


Get a Second Opinion.
Consider a second opinion about your diagnosis or treatment plan – especially if your cancer was detected during routine screening.


Learn about your cancer.
Current knowledge about your type of cancer (from the National Cancer Institute), along with treatment updates to help you survive longer.


Laboratory Tests that can
make a huge difference
There are a number of laboratory tests that can help you make more informed decisions about your treatment.


Ask the right questions.
When discussing any proposed treatment plan with your oncologist or other medical personnel, it is vital that you ask the right questions.


Talk to a Cancer Coach
An experienced Cancer Coach can give you independent advise about your proposed treatment plan and ways to increase your chance of returning to full health.


Commence Prehabilitation for better outcomes
Prepares your body for treatments like surgery. The goal is to reduce complications and improve physical and mental health outcomes.


Identify and address the cause of your cancer
Research has shown that removing the cause of your cancer can help in ensuring a better recovery. It may also prevent a recurrence later.


Remove the things that are fuelling your cancer
Obviously, one of the first steps in reversing cancer is removing the things that promote its growth and spread such as bad diet and lifestyle choices


Boost your Immunity
When your immune system is healthy it can stop tumors forming by identifying and eliminating cancer cells.


Avoid dangerous infections: Ensure you’re parasite-free
Studies show that cancer patients are much more prone to infections due to cancer or treatment for cancer.


Rebuild your microbiome.
The microorganisms that live in our bodies plays a very important role in maintaining our health, including cancer.


Remove dangerous toxins.
Toxins are everywhere, from personal care products, to the air we breathe and the environment we live in.


Overall Wellbeing
Here you will find some of the treatments and strategies that can contribute to your overall wellbeing.


Follow your Intuition.
Intuition is the ability to understand something instinctively.It can save your life if you follow it.


Have strong reasons for living.
A strong reason to live – like wanting to see your children grow up – can affect your mental state and survival.


Accept Social Support.
When cancer patients seek and receive help from family and others, they often find it easier to cope during illness.


Keep a Health Record
A Personal Health Record contains copies of all medical records kept by each of your healthcare providers.


Is treatment working?
There are some laboratory tests you can use to find out whether or not your current treatment is working effectively.


Avoid a cancer recurrence
Cancer that has come back, usually after a period of time during which the cancer could not be detected.


Clinical Trials
Clinical trials are research studies that involve people. Used to improve treatments for people with disease.

 

What is hope? Hope is a feeling linked to a belief that the desired outcome can happen for you. Hope plays a major role in survivorship, because it motivates you to take action when there’s something you can do to increase the chance of the desired outcome, and it helps you wait when you can’t do anything to affect the outcome. Wendy S. Harpham, M.D., 25-year cancer survivor, and best-selling author.
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