Ever heard of L-theanine? It's a remarkable amino acid that can help cancer patients in so many ways, from reducing stress to helping with side effects.

Unexplained muscle and fat loss is a common symptom in cancer, known as cachexia. Doctors find it hard to reverse, but some natural therapies can improve it.

Cancer immunotherapy works best when your immune system is strong. Find out how to strengthen it using natural therapies.

Have you read that collagen is helpful or unhelpful against cancer? Find out what the research shows and what you should do about it.

Curious about modified citrus pectin? Uncover the health benefits and scientific research associated with this unique substance.

Discover the connection between your gut health and vitamin D levels. This article explains how your microbiome influences your overall health and wellbeing.

Looking for natural help with triple negative breast cancer treatment? This antioxidant can help doxorubicin work better and much more besides.

Could Vitamin D help prevent cancer development and spread? Read more to find out about the research surrounding this essential nutrient in fighting cancer.

Discover the health benefits of broccoli sprouts, particularly for fighting cancer cells, their nutritional content and how to grow them.

Are GMO foods safe? They’re often developed to enable pesticide-tolerant crops. Find out how to avoid them and detox from those you can’t avoid.

Menopausal symptoms are a miserable side effect of hormonal therapies after cancer treatment. A randomised, placebo controlled double blind study found a homeopathic remedy for hot flashes that works for both women and men.

Cognitive function is common during cancer treatment. It’s often called chemo brain but it can also be caused by radiotherapy to the head and some immunotherapies. Find out how to reverse chemo brain naturally.

Resveratrol can help cancer patients in a number of ways. It can help prevent cancer formation and recurrence, helps with weight control, lowers cholesterol, improves insulin sensitivity, aids memory and learning, and could help with chemo brain, has anti-ageing properties and improves bone density.

Chemo hair loss is difficult to cope with. Find out how to help it grow back more quickly.

6 ways to help care for your skin after cancer treatment

Palmitoylethanolamide, commonly known as PEA, can help reduce neuropathy caused by chemotherapy.

Nausea and vomiting are miserable side effects of cancer treatment. Probiotics can make a significant difference to your quality of life by reducing the severity and incidence of both of them.

Magnesium helps killer T cells to find and destroy hidden cancer cells.

Peripheral neuropathy can be a miserable side-effect of chemo and radiation therapies. Doctors can do little to help, but there are natural treatments available.