About
Hi, I'm Jenny Graves — a qualified naturopath, leukemia survivor, passionate researcher, an enthusiast crusader for natural cancer support, and the author of Naturally Supporting Cancer Treatment.
After walking the cancer journey myself, I became deeply committed to helping others navigate theirs with confidence, knowledge, and hope. I blend my naturopathic training with an evidence-based approach to diet, lifestyle, supplements, and herbs that can safely support conventional cancer treatments and help reduce the risk of recurrence. I thoroughly research every recommendation I share and provide references for everything, so you can discuss it openly with your healthcare team.
It's my belief that healing isn't just about surviving — it's about thriving. Through my book, blog, and resources, I offer practical, scientifically grounded strategies to help you feel empowered and in control during one of life's toughest challenges.
When I'm not writing or researching, you'll find me strolling along nature trails, tackling cryptic crosswords, exploring unknown places, and sharing trivia night triumphs with my husband, Peter.
It's my mission to walk beside you, offering the guidance I wish I'd had, so you can move forward with strength, clarity, and hope.
Ready to feel empowered on your journey? Check out my book for a wealth of ideas.
On the cancer journey, you can struggle to find reliable information to help you support yourself. Doctors know all about treatment options but often don’t offer advice on diet and lifestyle changes, nutritional supplements and herbs that can help to support that treatment. That’s what you’ll find here, all backed by research.
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