All articles tagged with #holistic treatment
The article highlights the neglect of mental health support in cancer care in Pakistan, emphasizing that emotional wellbeing is often overlooked due to high costs, limited resources, and societal stigma, which hampers holistic recovery for patients. It advocates for integrating psychological screening and counseling into standard oncology treatment to improve outcomes and quality of life.
The article highlights the neglect of mental health support in cancer care, especially in Pakistan, where emotional suffering remains unaddressed due to high costs, limited resources, and systemic gaps, emphasizing the need for integrated, holistic treatment that includes psychological support for better patient outcomes.
Ananda Lewis, a former MTV VJ and TV host known for her work on BET and her own talk show, died at 52 after a prolonged battle with Stage 4 breast cancer, highlighting issues of health disparities among Black women and her advocacy for mammograms and early detection.
When faced with the devastating diagnosis of Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) in her beloved Dachshund Tanq, the author had to choose between a $15,000 surgery or a holistic approach. Opting for the latter, she found a chiropractor who provided alternative care, and a year later, Tanq is thriving with regular maintenance appointments. The experience prompted her to advocate for proactive pet health and educate others about IVDD in Dachshunds.
Suzanne Somers' death certificate reveals that she died from breast cancer that had metastasized to the brain. The certificate also listed hypertension and hydrocephalus as contributing factors. Somers had battled hydrocephalus for over a year and had undergone a procedure to treat it. She passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family. Somers had chosen holistic treatment over chemotherapy for her cancer and had no regrets about her decision. She was survived by her husband, son, and granddaughters.
Tasha Kann, a pregnant mother from Michigan, was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor while carrying her second child. Despite doctors advising her to seek an abortion in order to receive treatment, Kann chose to continue with her pregnancy. She researched holistic approaches and maintained a Keto-like diet, exercise, and supplements. Kann gave birth to a healthy baby girl named Gracey in October 2022. However, her cancer has now spread, and doctors have given her less than a year to live. Kann and her husband are seeking alternative immunotherapy at a cancer treatment center in Houston, Texas, as she continues to refuse chemotherapy or radiation.
Tasha Kann, a pregnant mother from Michigan, was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor while carrying her second child. Despite doctors advising her to seek an abortion in order to receive treatment, Kann chose to continue with her pregnancy. She gave birth to a healthy baby girl named Gracey in October 2022. However, nearly a year later, doctors have changed her diagnosis to a more aggressive tumor, giving her less than a year to live. Kann and her husband are now seeking alternative immunotherapy at a cancer treatment center in Texas, as she maintains her decision to avoid chemotherapy or radiation.
Acupuncture is a traditional Eastern medicine practice that involves inserting tiny needles into the skin to balance the flow of energy in the body. It has been used for over 3,000 years and is appreciated as both a holistic treatment option and conventional medicine. Acupuncture has been extensively researched and has proven benefits for pain management, allergy relief, and reducing inflammation. It can also help with menopause symptoms, lower back pain, joint pain, headaches, fatigue, addiction, neuropathy, and tinnitus. Acupuncture works by stimulating acupoints to promote relaxation, improve pain or stress, and release natural chemicals. While the effects of acupuncture may not be immediate, they can last up to a year after treatment. However, it is not suitable for everyone, and there are some potential side effects to consider.