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One out of evry three Americans will face a cancer diagnosis at some point. When that happens, you are likely to see a variety of specialists, a surgeon, a medical oncologist, and a radiation oncologist. Everyone will have an opinion. The surgeon will perform tumor resection with a "clear margin", the medical oncologist will recommend "adjuvant" chemotherapy, and radiation oncologist will deliver local radiation just to make sure the cancer is eliminated locally. How can you decide what is best for you? READ MORE

As an art and science, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has remained a reliable

healing modality for thousands of years. It seeks to restore health by strengthening your own vital force- the Qi. Its approach looks beyond outward signs of diseases to correct the Yin-Yang imbalances which are believed to be the underlying causes of illness. Healing comes from within. In many recent clinical trials, it demonstrated that TCM in combination with conventional therapies is superior to conventional therapy alone. It reduces the side effects significantly, while preserves or even enhances the therapeutic effects from chemotherapy. In most clinical trials, TCM also improves the quality of life of cancer patients receiving chemotherapy.

 
 

Chemotherapy, first developed at Yale in the 1940s, can cure certain types of cancer, even in the advanced stages. Today, almost all cancers can be treated with chemotherapy. However, these powerful drugs also affect healthy normal cells, causing side effects, such as hair loss, vomiting, and reduced blood cells. The good news is we can fight the side effects more efficiently today with a holistic approach. Therefore, I can say with confidence that chemotherapy, used along with natural supplement, save lives.

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Departing from naive reductionism, the systems biology has the potential to revolutionize understanding of cancer and development, application of highly effective interventions by providing a systematic, integrative and holistic framework.

The gradual incorporation of genomics-based stests should lead us to the realization that Systems Medicine is not a distant reality, but is happening today. The remaining step in this advancement is medical evidence. Without evidence that these tests are key to optimizing therapy, they will not be incorporated into clinical practice.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 










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