Integrative Oncology

The Metabolic Approach to Cancer

The metabolic approach to cancer is a way of understanding and treating cancer by looking at how cancer cells use energy. Dr. Nasha Winters explains that cancer cells grow and spread differently than healthy cells because they use sugar (glucose) as their main fuel. This approach focuses on changing the environment inside the body to make it harder for cancer cells to grow.

It includes things like eating a healthy, low-sugar diet, balancing hormones, reducing stress, improving sleep, genetics and supporting the immune system by looking at the whole terrain of an individual. The goal is to "starve" cancer cells of the energy they need while helping healthy cells stay strong. This approach works alongside traditional cancer treatments like chemotherapy or radiation.

Mistletoe Therapy

Mistletoe therapy is a treatment that uses extracts from the mistletoe plant to help people with cancer. It is often given as an injection under the skin. The idea is that mistletoe can boost the immune system, reduce side effects from treatments like chemotherapy, and sometimes even slow down the growth of cancer cells.

Doctors who use mistletoe therapy say it can help people feel better and have more energy while they are fighting cancer.

Integrative Oncology

At Salus we do not treat cancer, we treat the terrain of the individual who has cancer. We do this by taking a comprehensive look at history, lab-work, genetic variations, and other advanced testing as needed. We strive to find out what went wrong and how can we support your body through the cancer process. Tiffany has done advanced training the the Metabolic Approach to Cancer, under the guidance of Dr. Nasha Winters. We will discuss things such as psychological health, mistletoe therapy, genetics, nutrients depletions, and metabolic function. This program requires lifestyle interventions to help your body repair and heal.

The program includes a comprehensive initial consult, 2 follow-up visits that are 60 minutes, and nutrigenomic testing.

$2000

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