Are there any new breakthroughs in cancer treatment?

Yes. Metabolic therapies and complementary strategies are changing how patients fight cancer.

What are the most promising new cancer treatments?

Metabolic-based care, fasting protocols, repurposed medicines, and oxygen therapies show strong promise.

What is the most promising cancer treatment?

Approaches that target cancer metabolism like ketogenic therapy and autophagy activation are highly promising.

Can you be denied cancer treatment without insurance?

Yes. In the U.S., lack of insurance can block access to standard oncology care.

What happens if I can't afford cancer treatment?

Many patients turn to alternative or complementary care when traditional treatments are unaffordable.

What happens if you have cancer and no insurance in America?

Access is limited. Patients often face debt, delays, or must seek non-traditional care options. GoldCare is also a great option.

What percentage of cancer survivors get cancer again?

Recurrence varies by cancer type, but metabolic dysfunction raises long-term risks significantly.

How much is it to see an oncologist without insurance?

Costs often exceed $300–$600 per visit, excluding labs, scans, and therapies.

What are the top 10 causes of cancer?

Poor diet, toxins, smoking, alcohol, obesity, infections, radiation, stress, inactivity, and genetics.

Do new therapies replace standard treatments?

No. Metabolic and complementary therapies work best alongside or after conventional care.

Medical Freedom Series

New Frontiers in Cancer Care

Exploring the emerging science behind metabolic  and complementary therapies

Protect your family today

What You
Need to Know

The Challenge

Conventional oncology often treats patients as cases, not people. Families are handed toxic regimens with little discussion of root causes or supportive care.

The Impact

Patients face exhaustion, side effects, and despair — while potential metabolic and lifestyle interventions remain hidden in the background.

The Truth Revealed

This ebook uncovers the metabolic theory of cancer and shows how complementary strategies — from fasting and autophagy to oxygenation and repurposed therapies — are reshaping what’s possible.

Key Takeaways

Inside this free eBook, you’ll discover:

Why metabolism, not random mutations, drives cancer’s growth

The role of autophagy, oxygen, and nutrition in restoring health

How repurposed medicines and supplements can target cancer pathways

Real patient stories that prove new approaches are possible

Practical steps to bring complementary therapies into care decisions

About the Author

Dr. Daniel Jones, APRN, FNP-C

– Family Nurse Practitioner

Daniel Jones is a family nurse practitioner with experience in cardiology, emergency, and family medicine. He is deeply focused on metabolic approaches to cancer and complementary therapies that support patients where conventional oncology falls short.