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The item is a book with the ASIN B01FKSI620, published by Tarcher in a reprint edition on December 29, 1997. The language of the book is English, and it has an item weight of 0.01 ounces.
In his landmark book, Dr. Gerson presents the research, theory, and practice behind his controversial cancer therapy. The publication includes documented cases with X-ray photographs illustrating results before and after treatment. The book is published by Station Hill Press in its fifth edition, spanning 432 pages and written in English. It features an ISBN-10 of 0882681052 and an ISBN-13 of 978-0882681054. Weighing 1.25 pounds, the paperback measures 1 x 6 x 9 inches. This work aims to challenge existing cancer treatment paradigms and presents an alternative approach to healing.
Despite advances in medical technology, cancer remains a leading cause of death, with one in three people affected. In the U.S., billions are spent annually on cancer research and treatment, causing significant economic strain. The author of a documentary highlights the complexities of the cancer industry, suggesting that more people profit from cancer than are harmed by it. They argue that vitamin-based treatments could not only combat cancer but also disrupt the existing cancer industry. The narrative exposes how medical science may prioritize pharmaceutical profits over genuine healing, revealing deeper conspiracies within cancer treatment.
“Brief Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Cancer Patients” by Scott Temple is a clinical guide that integrates techniques from various modern CBT models, focusing on cognitive, emotional, and behavioral processes that contribute to psychological suffering. The book emphasizes strengths and resilience, using vivid case examples, worksheets, and case conceptualization forms to illustrate clinical applications. It provides detailed vignettes to help clinicians develop case conceptualizations for treatment and effectively incorporate Beckian and newer CBT techniques. Published by Routledge in February 2017, the paperback edition spans 232 pages and offers practical insights for therapists working with cancer patients.
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the U.S. and is projected to surpass heart disease as the top killer. This year, there will be 1.7 million new cases and over 600,000 deaths, with the lifetime risk of developing cancer nearing 1 in 2. Despite significant research funding, effective cures remain elusive, leaving patients and their families uncertain about treatment options. Dr. Jonathan Stegall’s book, “Cancer Secrets,” offers crucial insights into cancer treatment, blending modern and alternative medicine approaches. This resource aims to guide those battling cancer in making informed decisions about their care.
In August 2022, Joe was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, a life-altering moment that ignited his extraordinary fight for survival. In under six months, he not only overcame cancer but also discovered newfound strength and purpose. His book, “Cancer Survival Guide,” shares his journey and offers a holistic approach to healing, emphasizing emotional support, faith, resilience, and self-advocacy. Each chapter provides practical exercises and reflective questions, empowering readers to reclaim their lives. Joe’s narrative serves as an inspiring guide for anyone facing challenges, encouraging them to summon their inner warrior and transform adversity into strength.
This literature review highlights emerging biological targets and candidate therapies for cancer, focusing on its fermentative metabolism, genetic reprogramming, stem cell development, and immune system evasion. It discusses how these treatments may complement standard cancer care, along with associated cautions and contraindications. The review introduces new concepts for monitoring treatment success and emphasizes the benefits of integrating natural adjuncts to enhance patient quality of life and outcomes. Published by Liaison Press on October 1, 2023, the paperback consists of 190 pages and is available in English (ISBN-10: 1926946170, ISBN-13: 978-1926946177).
The revised 5th edition guide on prostate cancer covers causes, diets, diagnostic tests, and innovative treatments for advanced stages. In 2022, about 268,490 American men were expected to be diagnosed with the disease, with many relapsing, yet more men are being cured than ever. The guide offers hope, emphasizing personalized treatment, lifestyle changes, and the importance of screenings, especially for high-risk groups like African American men. It also addresses the needs of the LGBT community and provides post-treatment advice for maintaining health and supporting caregivers. Published by Balance, this comprehensive resource spans 480 pages and was released on October 3, 2023.
Each year, over 230,000 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer, with 30 to 40 percent experiencing relapse. However, more men are being cured than ever before. The revised third edition of Dr. Patrick Walsh and Janet Farrar Worthington’s guide offers hope and tailored insights for men facing this illness. It emphasizes that prostate cancer varies among individuals, necessitating personalized treatment options. The updated edition covers risk factors, lifestyle changes to reduce disease risk, and comprehensive treatment options, ensuring it remains the leading resource on prostate cancer.
“Early Detection,” co-authored by Bruce Ratner and Adam Bonislawski, argues that early cancer detection is crucial in combating the disease, which is the second-leading killer globally. The book highlights the disproportionate focus on ineffective late-stage treatments and emphasizes the need for better screening resources, especially for underserved communities. Through compelling case studies, it illustrates the emotional impact of cancer and the importance of accessible early detection programs. Experts praise the book for addressing disparities in cancer care and proposing policies to increase access, ultimately aiming to save lives and improve survival rates through proactive diagnosis.
L. J. Martin, a two-time cancer survivor, shares his insights on cancer and its treatments in his book published by Wolfpack Publishing. Having overcome prostate and throat cancer, Martin emphasizes the importance of modern medical science alongside herbal remedies, homeopathy, exercise, and a positive mental attitude in his recovery. The book offers a candid perspective on the treatment process and its impacts on patients. With 186 pages, it provides a layman’s understanding of cancer, aiming to educate and inspire others facing similar challenges. ISBN details are included for reference.
The fourth edition of “Naturopathic Oncology” (2020) has been thoroughly revised and expanded, adding 70 pages of updated information on cancer care. It covers cancer vulnerabilities, metabolic solutions, cancer stem cell management, and immune activation. The book introduces natural medicines and protocols for major cancer types, including dietary, botanical, and drug treatments, supported by research references. It emphasizes the integration of naturopathic approaches with conventional treatments like surgery, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy. This comprehensive guide addresses diagnostics, psychology, prevention, and management of treatment side effects, aiming for improved cancer outcomes. Published by Liaison Press, it spans 616 pages.
PhysAssist Oncology Cream is designed for use during stressful times, offering relief for dry, cracked skin. It is free from alcohol, perfume, parabens, and color, featuring ultra-moisturizing ingredients like glycerin, lavender, calendula, and peppermint oils. The cream has a fine, non-greasy texture, ensuring it is non-staining and suitable for sensitive skin. Clinically tested, it provides a cooling sensation post-application and is recommended for use before, during, and after chemotherapy or radiation. Its pleasant botanical scent dissipates after 20-30 minutes. For those with extreme sensitivity, a scent-free version is available.
PhysAssist Oncology Cream is a specialized, alcohol-free, paraben-free, and color-free moisturizer designed for use before and after chemotherapy. Its ultra-moisturizing formula targets dry, stressed, and cracked skin, featuring ingredients like glycerin, sweet almond, and jojoba. The cream is non-greasy, non-staining, and has a pleasant scent from natural botanical extracts. Recommended for application from the chin down, it can be used twice daily or as needed. Additionally, PhysAssist offers an oncology lip balm that hydrates dry lips, complementing the body cream’s moisturizing properties. Both products are designed to protect and nourish sensitive skin during treatment.
PhysAssist Oncology Soothing Lotion is an ultra-hydrating lotion designed for stressed skin undergoing chemotherapy or radiation. Free from alcohol, parabens, and color, it features carefully selected ultra-moisturizing ingredients, including glycerin, lavender, and peppermint, providing a pleasant and calming scent. The lotion’s fine texture ensures it is effective, non-greasy, and non-staining. Packaged in a 6-ounce bottle, it is specifically recommended for dry and itchy skin, though it should not be applied to open wounds. This product is not discontinued and is manufactured by PhysAssist Brands.
PhysAssist Oncology Recovery Cream is a soothing, super-moisturizing skin cream designed for dry, itchy, parched, and sensitive skin. Clinically tested and allergy-approved, it is fragrance and color-free, making it safe for those undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The cream should be applied 2 to 3 times daily from head to toe, avoiding open wounds. Each jar contains 4 ounces and measures 2.75 x 2.75 x 2.75 inches. Recommended by oncology nurses, this dermatologist-tested product aims to hydrate and soothe skin without causing irritation. The item model number is ONC_REC, and the UPC is 850031303034.