01/13/2026
Many people assume that fighting cancer always has to mean overwhelming the body (with intense treatments like Chemotherapy and Radiation). But integrative medicine often looks for ways to reduce pressure on the system while still targeting cancer’s weak points.
Cancer cells tend to rely on fragile energy systems, acidic environments, and stressed mitochondria. Certain supportive therapies aim to disrupt those patterns — slowing growth, improving tolerance to treatment, and preserving quality of life — without the same level of collateral damage.
This approach doesn’t have to replace conventional care, though some choose that path. It can also work alongside conventional treatments, helping the body stay stronger while treatment does its job.
✨In functional medicine the goal isn’t aggression — it’s strategic support.