For People Affected by Cancer
An Interview by Marianne Woods Cirone, MS, MFA, CYT-500 with Bob Butler who has been in the jojoba business since 1989, when he took charge of an investment in a 1,260-acre jojoba farm in Hyder, Arizona…
An Interview by Marianne Woods Cirone, MS, MFA, CYT-500 with Amanda Sabatino, a holistic health & wellness coach…
An Interview by Marianne Woods Cirone, MS, MFA, CYT-500 with Rita Meier, CYT-500, Yoga for the Pelvic Floor Instructor…
What is Reiki? How is Reiki Practiced? What are the Benefits of Reiki for Cancer Care?
Looking for a more “adult” adult coloring book? This option is a more irreverent way to take the edge off of stress…
While it may be debatable whether studies prove, suggest–or confound–we do know that in the last decade, we’ve seen an explosion of research on yoga, meditation, massage and other integrative or complementary therapies for cancer survivors, many showing very positive results…
by Diana Ross (Author), D J Lange (Illustrator), Dawn Bradford (Designer)
Our Oncology Skin Care expert at the Integrative Cancer Review, Geralyn O’Brien, often recommends the gentle CV Skinlabs™ products for people going through cancer care, so we wanted to provide more information on this company, and their founder, Britta Aragon, a cancer survivor, author and safe skin care expert.
Britta developed CV Skinlabs™ in response to a need for effective and non-toxic skin care solutions…
A recommended personal care product for Cancer Patients and Survivors…
The first book written by a board-certified dermatologist to help patients care for treatment-associated skin, hair, and nail toxicities…
Not being able to sleep is one of the most common complaints from people diagnosed with cancer…
We all know how quickly a favorite song can lift our mood and transport us away from our troubles, even if only for a moment…
As we age, or deal with cancer or other medical conditions, our ability to balance can diminish, and combined with an increased risk of weakened bones, this can be a recipe for disability.
But can we prevent — or at least decrease our risk — of falls and associated fractures?
Absolutely…