How to be supportive to someone with cancer?

Listen without judgment, offer practical help, and respect their decisions. Emotional support matters most.

What do cancer patients need most?

Clarity, compassion, and care that looks beyond chemo—nutrition, metabolic support, and informed choices.

What is the new cancer treatment on the horizon?

Metabolic therapy and repurposed drugs like ivermectin and metformin are reshaping treatment discussions.

When are you considered in remission from cancer?

When no detectable cancer remains after treatment—but true healing requires addressing root causes.

What is the best cancer fighting vitamin?

Vitamin D shows strong links with immune defense and reduced cancer risk across studies.

How can I clear my cancer cells naturally?

Fasting, ketogenic diets, detoxification, and targeted supplements support autophagy and immune defense.

Are there any new breakthroughs in cancer treatment?

Yes. Research into metabolism, glutamine restriction, and mTOR targeting offers promising results.

What are the most promising new cancer treatments?

Metabolic therapies, immunotherapy combinations, and lifestyle interventions like fasting protocols.

Do new therapies replace standard treatments?

Not entirely. Surgery remains key, but metabolic and complementary strategies expand real options.

How to stop cancer from spreading?

Restricting glucose and insulin spikes, strengthening mitochondrial health, and early interventions can slow spread.

Medical Freedom Series

Expanding Horizons  in Cancer Care

Why the old model isn’t enough—and how metabolic and complementary therapies expand your choices.

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What You
Need to Know

The Challenge

Standard cancer treatments often disappoint: chemotherapy cures few, survival barely shifts, and families are left with fear and confusion.

The Impact

Decisions are rushed. Mechanisms like insulin, mTOR, and the Warburg effect are ignored. Patients face misery instead of strategy.

The Truth Revealed

This ebook reframes cancer through a metabolic lens: how fuel, insulin, and timing matter; when surgery works best; and why complementary approaches deserve a seat at the table.

Key Takeaways

Inside this free eBook, you’ll discover:

Why chemotherapy’s track record remains weak

How the Warburg effect and fuel metabolism drive tumors

The role of insulin, IGF-1, and mTOR in growth signals

Dietary and fasting strategies to pressure tumor metabolism

Why surgery timing can change outcomes

About the Author

Dr. Richard Amerling, MD

– Academic Director, Nephrologist and Physician

Dr. Richard Amerling is a lifelong academic physician and nephrologist. After decades in academic medicine, he now leads GoldCare’s academic programs and teaches patients how metabolic approaches can reshape cancer care. His message is clear: biology matters, and families deserve more than one track.