This article discusses the use of complementary therapies (CT) among cancer patients in southeastern Turkey. Research findings indicate that more than half of cancer patients use CT alongside conventional medical . . .
The article "Herbal Remedies as a Treatment of Breast Cancer" discusses various herbal medicines that have the potential to treat breast cancer. Research shows that several herbs such as turmeric, garlic, and fenugreek . . .
This article discusses the use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) by cancer patients. The use of CAM among cancer patients is driven by the desire to improve quality of life, manage disease symptoms, and . . .
This article discusses the use of complementary and alternative therapies (CAM) by Chinese-speaking cancer patients, focusing on how CAM plays a role in their healing process. At the diagnostic stage, many patients feel . . .
According to Ayurveda, cancer can be prevented by avoiding certain causative factors such as incompatible food combinations (viruddh aahar), artificially contaminated food, excessive alcohol consumption, and a lack of . . .
The article "Food-Based Interventions for Cancer Management: An Ayurvedic Perspective" discusses the crucial role of food-based interventions in cancer management and prevention from the Ayurvedic perspective. Ayurveda, . . .
The article "From Ancient Medicine to Modern Medicine: Ayurvedic Concepts of Health and Their Role in Inflammation and Cancer" discusses the role of Ayurveda in preventing and treating cancer and inflammation. Ayurveda, . . .
Usage of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) among women with metastatic cancer. This study found that a majority of women with stage IV cancer use CAM, with herbal medicine being the most commonly used method. . . .
Use of Complementary Medicine as an Adjunct in Cancer TreatmentThe use of complementary medicine as an adjunct in cancer treatment can help alleviate symptoms and side effects of conventional therapies. Studies have . . .
The use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) in cancer patients and its relationship with health behavior. The majority of surveyed patients (85.09%) use CAM methods and state that these methods are effective . . .
