non-invasive cancer/Alzheimers treatments

[t0oL1]

 

Early promising small tests.

[unicorn]

Like any treatment for any serious illness, one should only accept treatments which have been subjected to scientific scrutiny, including randomized controlled trials conducted at reputable cancer centers. 

[alvnv]

8 hours ago, unicorn said:

Like any treatment for any serious illness, one should only accept treatments which have been subjected to scientific scrutiny, including randomized controlled trials conducted at reputable cancer centers. 

Unless you are running out of time and proposed holistic/non-traditional “treatments” do not interfere with protocol(s) recommended by your physicians. 

[unicorn]

On 1/2/2023 at 11:15 PM, alvnv said:

Unless you are running out of time and proposed holistic/non-traditional “treatments” do not interfere with protocol(s) recommended by your physicians. 

Why wouldn't the proposed treatment be evaluated in a clinical trial, if it purports to have any merit?

[alvnv]

1 hour ago, unicorn said:

Why wouldn't the proposed treatment be evaluated in a clinical trial, if it purports to have any merit?

Because it takes time, finances, institutional sponsors, and other resources to deal with multiple red tapes, hurdles and bureaucracies, imposed both by governments and the competitors.

What’s wrong with letting one try, I don’t know, listening to music, or breathing exercises, or concoctions of some herbs or spices, as long as they do not interfere with treatments they are undergoing through their physicians/clinics?

How about the benefits of placebo effects? They sure have been reviewed and researched!

[vinapu]

you both are right above but isn't it better not to get sick in first place?