EPISODE · Sep 17, 2016 · 56 MIN
REDUCE PAIN & DISCOMFORT FOR CANCER PATIENTS
from The Voice of Health with Dr. Robert Prather · host The Voice of Health
Patient complaints from pain and discomfort can be reduces by 85% if Structure/Function Care is added to the Disease Care treatments for Cancer patients. In this episode, discover:--The two different health care categories defined by the FDA: Structure/Function Care and Disease Care.--That "Homeostasis" is the definition of health and the goal of all Structure/Function Care.--How Structural Care (Chiropractic, Acupuncture, Massage) eliminates pain and discomfort for Cancer patients and helps reduce patient complaints.--The gentle Chiropractic adjustment techniques Dr. Prather uses that are perfect for patients who have fragile bones or cannot handle much force.--How Functional Care is associated with proven longevity for Cancer patients by dealing with areas such as Liver Toxicity and Anemia. And why a Functional Medicine doctor like Dr. Prather needs to coordinate with the Oncologist to make sure these treatments interact safely with Cancer treatments.--Why Diagnostics and Lab Tests (X-Rays, Blood Work, Hair Analysis) are MORE thorough in Structure/Function Care than Disease Care.--How Dr. Prather's post-graduate education as a D.A.B.C.I. is helpful when it comes to knowing what's going on in the patient.--Why you probably wouldn't develop Cancer in the first place if your immune system was functioning prooperly. And how boosting the immune system should be a key part of any Cancer patient's health care.--The Food Rotation Diet recommended by Dr. Prather to Cancer patients to relieve stress on the immune system. And the specialized diets he recommends based on different types of Cancer.--How Structure/Function Health Care benefits patients who have completed their Cancer treatments.www.TheVoiceOfHealthRadio.com
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