Today we are joined by Dr Dominic D'Agostino, a leading keto nutrition researcher who takes us through the growing body of evidence for ketone-focused clinical interventions.
We speak to Dr Lise Alshuler to find out; What are the real facts about safety when it comes to supplements alongside cancer therapies?
In this podcast we learn: What are telomeres? and what can they tell us about the state of our health and resilience to disease?
In conjunction with Endeavour College of Natural Health and ARCCIM, University of Technology Sydney, Blackmores Institute invites healthcare professionals and students of complementary medicine to hear the latest on the big questions relating to integrative topics in complementary therapies with a series of Quarterly Scientific Meetings.
According to the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) the number of global cancers has increased by a fifth in less than a decade to around 12 million new cases each year.
Lise explores the emotional impact which patients have to endure when faced with a cancer diagnosis and the strategies to maintain optimism, she reveals some of the newer diagnostic criteria and tumour-activity markers, and discusses the place of safe, supportive care in cancer patients to aid in the orthodox treatment, including exercise, stress management, sleep and healthy, vegetable-based diet.
In this interview, Dr Alschuler leads us through some of the differences in training and application of Naturopathy in the US versus Australia. She discusses her own journey as a clinician, including her personal experiences with cancer and how they have shaped her practice and approach.
An in-depth look at the four most prevalent cancers; Breast, Prostate, Colon and Lung.
Examining the evidence, myths and realities of integrative medicine alongside traditional cancer therapies.
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