<p>How to optimally combine conventional and alternative treatments, the most complete book on cancer.</p> <p><strong>Cancer Handbook - How to optimally combine conventional and alternative treatments - Henk Fransen</strong></p> <p>Handbook Cancer by Henk Fransen is the most complete book on cancer. It uniquely combines regular and alternative medicine, without rejecting one or the other. People who are diagnosed with cancer often look for ways to exercise as much control as possible. In this search, you quickly end up in a tangle of information on the internet about possible treatments and (alternative) medicine for cancer. What should you do? How can you assess whether something is good for you or not? This practical Handbook Cancer will help you get started quickly and safely. With the help of a strengths and weaknesses test, you determine per component where your points for improvement lie (for example in the area of nutrition, supplements, mental well-being) and how you can get started with this. All this in combination with the regular treatment in the hospital that you choose.</p> <p class="h4 bottom_xxs"><strong>Review</strong></p> <p><span>A handbook that hardly takes a position for regular or alternative therapies, but combines both approaches on the basis of research and experience to arrive at a complete treatment plan. So in addition to removing the tumor, if possible, with radiation and/or chemotherapy if necessary, advice on alternative treatment, lifestyle, nutrition, cleansing and strengthening resistance. The author focuses on people who have cancer - almost half of the population will be confronted with it sooner or later - but also advises on prevention. In between are questions from clients - often critical or sceptical - which he answers with understanding. The starting point is always: do what you feel attracted to, and if something is not possible, focus on what is possible. A positive attitude is an important anti-oxidant.</span></p> <p><span>Language: Dutch<br />Pages: 328<br />Author: Henk Fransen</span></p>