Alternatives in Cancer Therapy The Complete Guide to Alternative Treatments

Name: Alternatives in Cancer Therapy The Complete Guide to Alternative Treatments
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ISBN: 9780671796235

ISBN-10: 0671796232

ISBN-13: 9780671796235

Edition: 1994

Authors: Ross Pelton, Lee C. Overholser

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Alternatives in Cancer Therapyoffers help for all patients coping with cancer. The therapies discussed in this book are primarily non-toxic, have few, if any, side effects, and tend to strengthen the immune system. They can be used as supplemental regimens that help maximize the effectiveness of traditional therapies such as surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. Patients have a right to know all of their treatment options, and Dr. Ross Pelton presents dozens of choices, including: * Shark Cartilage * Gerson Therapy * Mistletoe * Isoprinosine * Laetrile * Selenium * Beta-Carotene * Hydrogen Peroxide * Vitamins C and E * The Hoxsey Treatment Non-traditional therapies can enhance the quality…

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List price: $20.95
Copyright year: 1994
Publisher: Touchstone
Publication date: 3/25/1994
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 304
Size: 5.50" wide x 8.50" long x 0.90" tall
Weight: 0.726



Preface



The Cancer Revolution



Political Changes



Vegetarian Diets



The Macrobiotic Diet



The Gerson Therapy



The Kelley Program



Vitamin C



Vitamin E



Selenium



Beta-Carotene



Omega-3



Germanium-132



Nutritional Supplements



Hydrogen Peroxide



Shark Cartilage



Alkylglycerols



Hydrazine Sulfate



Clodronate



Laetrile



Urea



Isoprinosine



Immuno-Augmentative Therapy



Livingston-Wheeler Therapy



714-X



Antineoplastons



The Hoxsey Treatment



Mistletoe



Chaparral



Pau d'arco



The Psychology of Cancer



Support Groups and Psychotherapy



Visualization and Meditation



Conclusion


Appendix


Sources cited


Index