“Cancer treatment, if you just start knowing this, the results will change!”

Overcoming the side effects of anticancer drugs and radiation
An integrated cancer treatment project that sets the direction for successful treatment

Doctors Share the Latest Trends in Integrative Cancer Treatment, Which Increases the Chances of a Complete Cure
Includes cases of cancer patients recovering and recovering
Recommended by Professor Moon Chang-sik, President of the Korean Society of Clinical Integrative Medicine and Oncology
Highly recommended by Hwaseung Yoo, Director of the Dongseo Cancer Center/Integrated Immunology Center at Daejeon University Seoul Oriental Hospital

A single guide for cancer patients who must begin the long journey of treatment after a cancer diagnosis.
There are many so-called miraculous stories of people beating cancer in just a few months, but for the average cancer patient, they are just an illusion.
There are still many patients who, desperately trying to find answers to questions they couldn't ask the hospital, turn to various communities.
To survive cancer treatment and overcome it, you need clear, evidence-based, and specific guidelines.
In particular, the results will be different if you understand and begin integrative cancer treatment that restores the patient's body and maximizes the treatment effect in response to the three major standard treatments.

The Cancer Cure Roadmap helps cancer patients achieve a cure by increasing the effectiveness of surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy and overcoming side effects.
It is an integrated cancer treatment that ‘cures people with cancer’ rather than simply ‘treating to kill cancer.’
It shows how high-frequency hyperthermia therapy, immunotherapy, antioxidant therapy, rehabilitation therapy, and oriental medicine therapy, which are already scientifically proven to be effective and widely known among cancer patients, can be used in conjunction with standard treatments to reduce side effects and maximize effectiveness.
It provides detailed information on essential information such as post-operative pain management for each area, side effect management after chemotherapy and radiation therapy, and dietary and lifestyle habits for managing the nutrition and condition of cancer patients, helping them achieve complete recovery.


The author wrote this book with the hope that more cancer patients will be able to obtain safe information, properly determine the direction of treatment, and begin their journey to cancer treatment without regrets.
This book contains the author's treatment know-how and cancer cure cases, which he has accumulated over many years of working with numerous patients, going beyond traditional Korean medicine and completing American-style integrative medicine treatment.
"Cancer Cure Roadmap" will be the only cancer cure guidebook that will help you overcome anxiety and recover from cancer diagnosis to complete recovery, achieving healthy healing.

Cancer treatment can be broadly divided into curative treatment and palliative treatment.
The goal of curative treatment is complete cure.
It is also called active treatment.
For example, stage 2 and 3 colon cancer are mostly treated with radical treatment.
We aim to achieve a complete cure by administering chemotherapy as adjuvant therapy after surgery.
On the other hand, if you look up the word 'old-fashioned' in the dictionary, it is defined as 'a metaphorical expression for living comfortably without any problems for the time being.'
It is a treatment that alleviates symptoms without fundamentally curing the disease.
The goal is mitigation.
Unfortunately, there is no cure.
This refers to treatment that prolongs life and improves quality of life by slowing the progression of cancer.
For example, if the same chemotherapy is administered to a terminally ill cancer patient, it is conventional treatment.
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77, from “Cancer Treatment, How Should I Start?”

Eun-ok is a patient who underwent surgery for stage 1 cervical cancer and experienced a recurrence a year later during follow-up.
This was a case where the patient was scheduled for 25 radiation treatments, 5 times per week for 5 weeks, and then came to our hospital due to a relapse and interest in immune management and integrated cancer treatment.
Eun-ok said she wanted to maximize the treatment effect and prevent secondary recurrence.
Radiation therapy
While receiving treatment, high-frequency hyperthermia cancer treatment was administered concurrently to produce a synergistic effect, and at the same time, the immune system, which was weakened to the point of relapse, was raised with immunotherapy such as Cymosin Alpha 1 and Mistletoe.
In addition, side effects from radiation therapy, such as extreme fatigue and lower abdominal pain, were quickly improved through continuous hospitalization management, and the patient successfully completed radiation therapy without any major difficulties.
My condition also recovered quickly, and I was able to safely return to my daily life shortly after completing treatment.
--- p.99, from “Cancer Patient Case Studies”

Partial remission is defined as a reduction in tumor size by more than 50 percent, no secondary deterioration due to the tumor, and no new cancers for more than four weeks.
For example, if a tumor that was 6X6 centimeters shrinks to 2X2 centimeters after treatment and there is no metastasis, it can be considered a partial remission.
If the test results indicate complete or partial remission, the treatment is considered effective and the current anticancer drug is continued.
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109, from “These variables may occur during treatment”

Ms. Gyeongseon is a woman in her 50s with stage 2 esophageal cancer.
This is a case of a patient who was brought to the hospital with abdominal and esophageal pain and was unable to eat at all while receiving chemotherapy and radiation therapy simultaneously.
At first glance, it was clear that he was seriously underweight.
The patient said he was weak, unable to walk, and that even drinking water caused severe pain and that he could not put anything in his mouth.
His voice was small and had no strength at all.
First, I was hospitalized and received nutrition through intravenous fluids and survived on small amounts of liquid food.
By providing various nutritional solutions, we were able to maintain weight loss and at the same time provide sufficient essential nutrients to promote recovery of the esophagus and digestive system.
As a result, after about two weeks, the overall nutritional deficiency was resolved and my body recovered to a state where I could eat food.
If his condition had worsened even a little more, he would have been in danger of having to stop treatment, but fortunately, his nutritional status was improved before it was too late, and he was able to continue chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
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123, from “How to Reduce Digestive Side Effects”

When delirium occurs, consciousness becomes clouded and attention is reduced.
The ability to perceive time, space, and people is reduced, and one cannot tell what day it is, where one is, or who one is with.
Sometimes it is confused with dementia because the person does not recognize their family.
Dementia develops over several months and symptoms are relatively constant with little fluctuation, whereas delirium develops suddenly and improves within a few days when the cause is corrected.
Dementia is not reversible, but delirium symptoms fluctuate greatly throughout the day.
It tends to get worse at night and improve during the day.
They may also have psychotic symptoms such as auditory or visual hallucinations, or their day and night patterns may be reversed, with them sleeping during the day and being active at night.

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150, from “How to Reduce Mental Side Effects”

Our body has a lymphoid immune organ called the thymus.
It is located between the two lungs, behind the breastbone, and is involved in maturing and releasing T cells.
There are various immune substances inside the thymus.
Among them, ‘Cymosin alpha 1’ has the most powerful immune-regulating effect.
It exists in very small amounts (1-2 ng/ml) even in the blood of healthy people.
Administering Cymosin Alpha 1 to cancer patients with weakened immune systems is the easiest way to boost their immunity without putting a strain on their physical strength.
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216, from “Integrated cancer treatment has various effects”

Immuncell-LC is a treatment that uses the patient's own immune cells.
We take the patient's blood and extract immature T cells from it.
After maximizing activity through a culture process of about two weeks, it is then injected intravenously into the patient's body again.
T cells that enter the patient's body find and eliminate cancer cells on their own.
ImmuneCell directly treats cancer in all solid tumors.
It is performed in conjunction with chemotherapy or radiation therapy or to prevent recurrence.

--- p.219, from “Integrated cancer treatment has various effects”