Parallel Cancer Therapy

We can treat severe illnesses with individual measures. That is why we support our patients at every stage of the disease. Based on my experiences, I don’t believe in hopeless cases.

No, we try to help all patients. If we feel that other therapies are better for you, we will communicate this openly and honestly. Of course, we respect your personal decision in such a case. We can also help you if you are not fit to fly and need treatment at home.

Effective treatment must consider many aspects of the human being and the body. We understand integrative oncology to mean the use of therapies that can increase the effectiveness of cancer therapies and reduce their side effects.

The reactivation of the immune system, a lifestyle change, healthy nutrition and treatment of the tumour with alternative substances are essential elements of our programs.

We always use conventional therapies when we believe that the patient will benefit. However, we combine the treatment with unique methods to reduce the side effects and increase the impact.

Cancer cells or precursors develop in our body every day and are recognized and killed by our immune cells. Our immune system is the most effective protection and, at the same time, a powerful weapon against cancer.

Traditional oncological treatments such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy kill cancer cells and weaken the immune system.

Therefore, we consider it very important to reduce the side effects on our immune cells to a minimum or increase their number and effectiveness through appropriate measures.

Successful cancer therapy without taking the immune system into account is not possible.

Children are not small adults. Their metabolism differs in many ways. For example, they metabolise drugs at different rates.

We, therefore, leave the treatment of children to specialised centres. In individual cases, we treat adolescents.

All therapies in our centre are generally well tolerated. If we use chemotherapy (IPT) on you, we ensure that these cause fewer side effects through appropriate measures.

Yes. When you are discharged, you will receive a doctor’s letter with a medication and food plan to take home. The doctor’s letter also contains further recommendations for the time after discharge.

You can also conveniently send your laboratory and other examinations (CT, MRT, etc.) via our website or email after you have been discharged.

We analyze your results in detail and discuss how we can best help you during the doctor consultation.

After a precise analysis of their condition and findings, every patient receives a treatment plan tailored to their needs. When creating a treatment plan, we take into account, among other things:

– Tumour type & location
– Tumour stage
– Metastases
– Organ functions
– Age and general condition of the patient
– Pre-existing illness
– Previous cancer therapies
– State of the immune system

This depends on the patient’s condition and the stage of the disease. The more advanced the disease is, the longer the treatment usually takes. The average is six weeks.

Accompanying parallel therapies can also be spread over a more extended period.