Movement, food, acupuncture, ginger and mindfulness: the complementary options cancer centres now build into care, the symptoms people use them for, and how to bring them up with your oncologist.
Some of the most talked-about therapies in natural health were never approved by anyone. Here is how the Vault tells their full story: the case for, the case against and what the studies found, with no verdict and no sales pitch.
Juice protocols, cannabis oil, dewormers and the doctors who went their own way. Cancer week starts here: the difference between alongside and instead of, and five questions to ask about any cancer claim.
Brain fog isn’t a diagnosis, it’s a signal. Here are the everyday causes naturopaths check first, the herbs traditionally used for a clearer head, and the signs that mean it’s time to see a doctor.
A viral post says frankincense kills cancer cells without hurting healthy ones. The lab results behind it are real, and so is the gap between a lab dish and a person. Here’s what the studies found and how people use frankincense safely.
Why repair slows with age, which stem cell treatments are actually approved, and the everyday habits linked to healthier repair.
