Supportive
These supportive therapies are part of our comprehensive approach to cancer care. They support physical recovery and enhance the efficacy of conventional and integrative treatments.
Ozone Therapy
involves administering ozone gas to improve oxygen delivery to tissues and enhance the body’s natural healing processes. This therapy is known for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and immunomodulatory effects, making it a valuable adjunctive treatment in cancer care and recovery.
Plasmapheresis
is a procedure that filters the blood to remove harmful antibodies, toxins, and proteins associated with certain medical conditions. By cleansing the plasma, this therapy helps to manage autoimmune diseases, reduce inflammation, and enhance the body’s response to cancer treatments.
Mitochondria Treatment
The Intermittent Hypoxia-Hyperoxia Treatment is designed to enhance mitochondrial function by alternating periods of low and high oxygen levels. This therapy boosts cellular energy production, improves endurance, and supports overall metabolic health, making it a powerful tool in cancer recovery and prevention.
Personalised Nutrition
is designed to optimise the body’s ability to heal and recover by addressing individual dietary needs. ensures proper nutrient intake to enhance immunity, manage treatment side effects, and support energy levels. Tailored nutritional plans promote overall well-being and strengthen the body’s resilience during every stage of cancer care.
Counselling
Professional counselling (our cancer coach) to help address various emotional and psychological challenges. This service can help manage challenges, improve sleep, encourage physical activity, optimise treatment, and manage side effects.
Physical support therapy
for cancer patients focuses on improving strength, mobility, and overall physical well-being during and after treatment. Through practices such as physiotherapy, exercise programmes, and lymphatic drainage, this therapy helps manage treatment side effects, reduce fatigue, and enhance recovery.
