Can You Skip Chemotherapy for Bladder Cancer? Can bladder cancer patients safely skip chemotherapy? Learn when chemo is necessary, when it may be avoided, and evidence-based integrative options. I am a
Continue readingBladder cancer and sleep therapies. Or I should say that bladder cancer patients often have difficulty sleeping. While conventional oncology doesn’t discuss it with their patients, in my experience,
Continue readingFenbendazole and Bladder Cancer — A Scientific Overview. In recent years, fenbendazole (often shortened to “fenben”) has gained attention online as a possible alternative cancer therapy. Stories
Continue readingHow can you Reduce Bladder Cancer Recurrence Risk? According to the research linked below, by living a “healthy lifestyle” after your active therapies. You’ve been diagnosed, gone through treatment,
Continue readingBladder Cancer Diet and Your Gut Microbiome are linked. I say this because emerging research suggests this relationship may influence how your body responds to cancer treatment and how well you tolerate
Continue readingBladder Cancer and Curcumin: What Science Says-Bladder cancer is one of the most common cancers of the urinary tract, and like many cancers, researchers are exploring treatments that are effective, affordable,
Continue readingBladder Cancer – Treating Side Effects is a PeopleBeatingCancer pillar post, identifying the treatment side effects that can occur from bladder cancer therapies and how to reduce the risk of developing
Continue readingIV vitamin C for bladder cancer side effects- meaning IV vitamin C given before toxic bladder cancer treatments, has been shown to reduce the patients’ side effects. And possibly improve outcomes. If
Continue readingBladder Cancer- Need to Know blog post is PeopleBeatingCancer.org’s Pillar Post for Bladder Cancer (BC). As a long-term cancer survivor myself, my purpose in creating and managing PeopleBeatingCancer
Continue readingWhat’s the bladder cancer time burden? How does a diagnosis of bladder cancer affect how you spend your personal time or your work time? Your oncologist can talk to you about your treatment and therapies.
Continue readingHow can you reduce cardiovascular disease in bladder cancer survivors? By living a heart-healthy lifestyle through nutrition, supplementation, and lifestyle therapies. There is growing research
Continue readingHi David- I have been diagnosed with bladder cancer stage II. The mass was removed but the cancer may have invaded the muscle tissue. My oncologist wants to go with NCCN guidelines and recommends the
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