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Cancer Support and Prevention, All in One Place

A cancer diagnosis, yours or a loved one’s, brings a flood of decisions. This guide puts everything we have on cancer in one place, so you can find what you need without digging.

Start with a free step-by-step checklist, then read deeper when you’re ready. Everything here is meant to work alongside your oncology team, never instead of it.

Overwhelmed? Start with the free step-by-step checklist. Open the Cancer Support Toolkit →

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The MK Way Approach
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Know every option

Conventional, integrative, and holistic options side by side, with honest labels on the research, so you can choose with your eyes open.

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Build the terrain

Food, movement, sleep, calm, and a cleaner home are the parts of your health you shape every day.

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Build your team

Your oncologist treats the cancer. An integrative team supports the whole person. Bring what you learn here to both.

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The Cancer Support Toolkit: A Calm, Step-by-Step Guide

A cancer diagnosis can make everything feel urgent at once. Our free Cancer Support Toolkit breaks it into 13 calm steps: get organized, know the tumor, track your terrain, find trials and help with costs, and build a whole-person team. Save your progress, print your questions, or download the PDF.

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Protocols for Cancer Support

We build protocols around goals, combining therapies that work better together. These are the ones most related to this topic.

Experts We Learn From

Dr. Nasha Winters, ND, FABNO

Naturopathic oncologist and survivor, author of The Metabolic Approach to Cancer, on the terrain and how to nourish it

Dr. Kelly Turner, PhD

Researcher who studied more than 1,500 unexpected remissions and the factors survivors shared (Radical Remission)

Dr. Valter Longo, PhD

Fasting-mimicking diet research at USC, now tested alongside chemotherapy

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Dr. Thomas Levy

One of the best-known advocates of high-dose IV vitamin C

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Dr. Eric Berg, DC

Diet strategies matched to the fuels different cancers use

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Dr. Lise Alschuler

Naturopathic oncology and integrative cancer care

Dr. Thomas Seyfried

Cancer as a metabolic disease

Common Questions

Where should I start?

If you or someone you love has a diagnosis, start with the Cancer Support Toolkit. If you want to lower your risk, start with the Lower Your Cancer Risk toolkit. Both are free, step-by-step checklists that save your progress.

Does MK Wellness treat cancer?

No. MK Wellness is a non-medical wellness spa. We offer comfort, recovery, and calm alongside your care, and education so you can ask better questions. Your oncology team treats the cancer.

Can I use your therapies during treatment?

Clearance isn’t required, but we suggest sharing your MK protocol with your care team, because timing can matter around surgery, radiation, and some chemo drugs. Tell us at each visit if your treatment, medications, or blood counts change, so we can adjust.

Do you recommend diets or supplements for cancer?

We share what experts and research say, with no doses or protocols, so you can talk it through with your oncology team and an oncology dietitian. Supplements can interact with treatment, so bring every bottle to your oncology pharmacist.

For general education only, not medical advice. MK Wellness services are wellness services, not medical treatment.