Basic Information on Alternative Cancer Care

Basic Information on Alternative Cancer Care

Links and Info: The Approach to Alternative Cancer Treatment

There is an ever-growing body of research on alternative cancer treatment, much of it available for free. One of the foremost leaders in the country on this research is Dr. Paul Marik, founding member of the Independent Medical Alliance (previously the FLCCC). Below are some links from the IMA's website to Dr. Marik's works and cancer guide.

This link takes you to his "resource hub," where you can access all of his cancer information.

This document is the most useful and important for an overview of his approach: Cancer Care Guide

The above document is lengthy, so this is a summary PDF which condenses that information.

Dr. Marik's nutrition guide for cancer

Ivermectin is one of the most common medications prescribed as part of alternative cancer treatment. Here is a link with general information on it and how it's used: The Remarkable Story of Ivermectin

Places to go receive treatment for cancer care

This clinic, with locations in Wichita, KS, and Overland Park, KS, provides naturopathic cancer treatment: Riordan Clinic

I believe their goal is to supplement traditional cancer treatment, so they might be more of an adjunctive option, but they still provide extensive treatment options.

Dr. Pierre Kory, a friend and colleague of Dr. Marik, provides tele-health cancer consultations through his Leading Edge Clinic.

They have many cancer resources on their website as well.

Lastly, another tele-health platform that provides oncology consultations is GoldCare, founded by Dr. Simone Gold. She was openly against traditional approaches during COVID, and her platform provides access to many different naturopathic and holistic specialists.

I hope you find this information useful. This research is still in its infancy, and we have much to learn, but it seems to be a good start.

This essay is for general information only and is not medical advice. See the medical disclaimer.

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