treat the cancer; heal the host
To most effectively treat cancer long term, you need to heal the host (you) in addition to treating the cancer. Most current cancer protocols only focus on treatment of the disease and do not focus on healing.
Build a holistic strategy and advocate
It is critical to advocate for yourself and build your strategy and care team to heal. You have access to 6 toolboxes to build your strategy and no single doctor has been educated across all 6,
so it is up to you to build, educate, and execute a holistic approach.
Prepare your body
You can prepare your body for cancer treatments to maximize the opportunity for success of the treatment, avoid many side effects, and increase the probability you will react well. Best if you begin 2-3 weeks before treatment and continue throughout.
track leading and lagging indicators
Most doctors rely on lagging indicator data (PET/CT Scans) to measure cancer activity. For many cancers, you can track blood biomarkers
as leading indicators to identify treatment effectiveness between infusions so you can pivot quickly and move to an alternate plan if necessary.
Maximize joy
Choosing to live in joy while healing from cancer, rather than coming from a place of fear, has the potential to greatly improve your experience. Creating more joy cultivates an optimal space for you to heal.