During our search process, ivermectin and mebendazole often appeared in our research. Here is our personal opinion on why it fit well as part of the protocol.

There is a relationship between oxygen and overall wellness. We explored how hydrogen peroxide might serve as one small tool within a much larger strategy.

Radiation treatments had finished and now it was time to focus every ounce of energy on healing the body and mind after the trauma. This is how we handled it:

What is radiation like? This is an account of what it looked and felt like for six weeks of our cancer journey.

DMSO showed up as a surprising, deeply supportive option prior to cancer radiation treaments. We researched, and started...

What about us to keep it all together and carry the invisible weight? This is for all the caregivers who are walking beside someone they love, while navigating their own inner turmoil.

Who's on your side? Who can you lean on for help? You're not meant to go through this alone, so here are some tips for finding support:

Finances will take their toll – it's inevitable. You'll need to anticipate extra costs, time off work, and unexpected expenses. Here are some things to consider:

Cancer is one of those words that triggers panic. But you MUST believe wit every fibre in your being, that "this will work", because your body believes what you tell it.

Every new cell the body creates is built from the nutrients you consume. The cleaner the body is, the better its digestion and inflammatory response. Eat wisely.

Often people are suggested a Keto or Carnivore diet for cancer-healing protocols. Yet there is another option: The Alkaline diet, which is the one we followed.

So what would you do? Stick with conventional treatments like radiation and chemo, or consider natural alternatives? YOU CHOOSE. It's your journey...

Was it the smoking, partying, stress, or genes? Yes maybe it was all of those things. Now let go and move forward!

In many countries, integrative care is the standard practice. The key is to create a team that aligns with your beliefs. You need all the support you can possibly get.

Telling others causes an interesting reaction: it makes it all that much more real. But here's why you should share your story (always).

It all started with a Friday night diagnosis by voice message. And all we could do was leave it up to "Dr. Google" for a couple of weeks...