Integrative Cancer Treatment
Naturopathic doctors who specialize in integrative oncology give patients access to treatments that support conventional cancer therapy, minimize common side effects, and support immune response.
Spark Health’s individualized oncology support care
Many patients diagnosed with cancer are overwhelmed and in search of effective treatment options, as well as recommendations for natural therapies that can provide them with adequate support throughout treatment.
This is where our naturopathic doctors come in. They educate patients about standard methods of treatment while emphasizing the benefits of augmenting these practices with integrative medicine to support the immune system and minimize negative side effects from chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery.
Working in collaboration with your conventional oncology team, our doctors provide you with individualized support to keep you as healthy as possible.
At every stage of your journey, we are on your team
Regardless of treatment, your health & well-being is our priority
By adding Spark Health to your cancer team, we can help you feel your best by reducing side effects associated with conventional oncology treatments, such as:
Chemotherapy
- Taste changes
- Nausea
- Fatigue
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Cardiac damage
Radiation
- Skin changes
- Fatigue
- Digestive issues
Surgery
- Tissue healing
- Bruising
- Swelling
- Scar tissue formation
- Superficial scars
Benefits of High Dose IV Vitamin C therapy for cancer patients
Studies show there are benefits to High Dose IV Vitamin C (HDIVC) therapy for cancer patients. Though vitamin C is not a cure for cancer, it can tremendously improve the quality of life for people living with this diagnosis and is one of many supportive treatments Spark Health doctors use for their patients.
HDIVC triggers the production of hydrogen peroxide, which is particularly damaging to cancer cells. Best of all, this type of IV therapy does not interfere with the effectiveness of other prescribed treatments—like chemotherapy—making it a safe, adjunctive treatment to traditional cancer care.