Cancer treatments can cause significant damage to the gut lining. But there are ways to protect it and heal it after cancer treatment.

Which diet is best during chemo? Find out what the research says about how different eating styles can help with side effects and improve chemo outcomes.

Discover natural herbs and supplements that may help support low platelet counts after chemotherapy — with evidence-based insights and safety tips.

Explore how Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy (EAET) can reduce chronic pain by addressing unresolved emotions and stress.

Discover how synbiotics—probiotics and prebiotics—can support cancer care by strengthening gut health, boosting immunity, and reducing treatment side effects.

Lymphoedema is a common effect of cancer treatments that causes swelling, pain, skin changes and loss of mobility. Learn how to manage the symptoms with natural solutions.

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.

Are you sick of feeling sick? Discover evidence-based natural remedies for chemotherapy induced nausea and get back to enjoying life again.

Considering ginger to help manage cancer side effects? Discover the pros and cons of using ginger during cancer treatment so you can make an informed decision.

Looking for natural alternatives to Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) after cancer? Explore this guide and find ways to safely and naturally manage your symptoms.

Ashwagandha (Withania) has 11 different benefits for cancer patients, including anti-cancer, anti-anxiety, improving chemo brain, and boosting sexual function.

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.

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

If you think that swimming doesn’t help with bone strength, think again. Although it doesn’t increase bone density, it does improve its strength.

4 ways that belting out a song can help you after cancer treatment.

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.