IV Therapy and Cancer

IV Therapy and Cancer
Many studies regarding IV therapy and cancer have been made over the years with the following results shown:
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- Treatment with high-dose vitamin C (ascorbic acid) slowed the growth and spread of liver, colon, prostate and other types of cancer cells.
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- High-dose vitamin C with various types of chemotherapy may be more effective than chemotherapy alone
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- Ascorbic acid with arsenic trioxide may be more effective in ovarian cancer.
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- Vitamin C combined with gemcitabine may be more effective in treating pancreatic cancer
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- Ascorbic acid with gemcitabine may be more effective in treating malignant mesothelioma cells.
- Furthermore, IV ascorbic acid has been shown in some studies to help patients to have complete remission after a series of high dose treatments.
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IV versus Oral ascorbic acid:
Some people might ask:
Why would I do IV vitamin C when I can take it orally?
The answer:
the use of high dose provides the most positive results. It is also impossible to take the same dose orally (IV treatments can range from 10 grams to 100 grams/treatment).
Examples of some studies regarding IV therapy and Cancer
Vitamin C for immune health and anti-cancer
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-Dr. Kirsten Almon, Mississauga Naturopathic Doctor in Mississauga
Dr. Ashley Chauvin ND
Dr. Ashley ND graduated from Wayne State University in Michigan with a degree in Radiation Therapy. During her internship, patients had questions about whether or not natural therapies could affect their overall prognosis. This led Ashley to become interested in the impact of nutrition as well as the efficacy and safety of botanicals and supplements in combination with chemotherapy and radiation.
Ashley attended the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto where she received specific training in naturopathic adjunctive cancer care as an intern.
Upon graduating from CCNM, she completed a residency program focused on integrated cancer care where she received advanced training in intravenous therapy.
Ashley believes in an integrative and evidence based approach to helping patients with cancer during conventional treatment. Ashley is also passionate about creating individualized treatment plans to assist in the prevention of primary and recurrent cancers.
Ashley is registered and in good standing with the College of Naturopaths of Ontario. She is a member of the Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctors, Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors, and the Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians.
Other Naturopathic Strategies for those fighting Cancer
In the following study, Mistletoe was shown to do the following:
For more information to see if mistletoe would be beneficial to you or your patients, please contact our Naturopathic Doctors in Mississauga. There are many other natural strategies that can be of assistance as well. Connect to our team of Naturopathic Doctors to discuss.
–Dr. Kirsten Almon, Naturopathic Doctor in Mississauga at Erin Mills Optimum Health
IV therapy a great option for patients with breast cancer
Disclaimer
This information and linked articles should be taken for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon for health care advice.
Enjoy these testimonials. However, a result for one patient may not be typical of all patients. Our aim is to help you have an excellent experience at our Mississauga office and to help you reach your health goals.
Dr. Kirsten Almon has a Naturopathic Family Practice in Mississauga at Erin Mills Optimum Health with special interest and training in fertility (helping couples conceive naturally as well as improving outcomes for couples using assisted reproductive technology), pregnancy, birth, postpartum and pediatric care. She loves seeing children for "naturopathic well child visits" and consults on common issues such as food introduction, how to avoid colds, flus and ear infections. Dr. Almon is the co-author and instructor of a Doula course specifically designed for Naturopathic Doctors and teaches across Canada.