Cancer

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Complementary and Alternative Therapies See All  Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Complementary and Alternative Therapies Complementary medicine is used along with other therapies. It often serves to relieve symptoms and improve quality of life. Alternative medicine is used alone, without standard treatment. ...more  10 Types of Complementary Cancer Therapy in Complementary and Alternative Therapies Here is a brief explanation of 10 different complementary cancer therapies....more  Biofeedback for Cancer in Complementary and Alternative Therapies Biofeedback is a method used to improve health by controlling certain body processes that normally happen involuntarily. It does not appear to affect cancer cells, but it has helped patients reduce severity and occurrence of headaches and chronic pain. ...more  Dietary and Herbal Supplements in Complementary and Alternative Therapies No dietary changes have been found to cure cancer, but good nutrition is an essential part of your treatment plan. Talk with your healthcare provider or a registered dietitian before trying any dietary supplements. ...more  Art Therapy, Dance Therapy, Music Therapy, and Imagery in Complementary and Alternative Therapies Art, dance, music—all are examples of mind-body therapy. Although these therapies do not cure cancer, they provide an outlet for emotions and can improve mental and physical well-being. ...more  Distraction as Alternative Therapy for Cancer in Complementary and Alternative Therapies Distraction does not cure cancer, but it can help push a person’s mind away from unpleasant thoughts, procedures, and pain. ...more  Yoga for Cancer in Complementary and Alternative Therapies Yoga means "union"—a union of the mind, body, and spirit—and uses slow movement, precise posture, meditation, and breathing exercises to reach a state of relaxation. ...more  Physical Exercise for Cancer in Complementary and Alternative Therapies Exercise is an effective activity for many people with cancer. Scientists are still learning about how physical activity helps cancer patients and what impact it has on the immune system. ...more
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