Naturopathic Oncology – Part 2 course

Naturopathic Oncology

Online Course

Our Naturopathic Oncology course is designed for students and practitioners who want to explore cancer support from a holistic and integrative natural medicine perspective. This course examines key naturopathic concepts, supportive care strategies, and the role of lifestyle, nutrition, and selected natural therapies within the broader context of integrative cancer care.

Delivered fully online, the program is intended for those who want to deepen their understanding of supportive naturopathic approaches that may be used alongside conventional care, with a strong focus on patient wellbeing, quality of life, education, and whole-person support.

Course Overview

Naturopathic practitioners trained in integrative oncology can play an important supportive role in helping individuals navigate a cancer diagnosis, treatment, recovery, and survivorship. This course explores a range of topics related to naturopathic cancer support, including nutrition, detoxification concepts, fasting, mineral-based therapies, inflammation, oxidative stress, and broader lifestyle factors that may influence health outcomes.

The program is divided into 20 lessons and focuses on naturopathic treatment concepts and supportive strategies in cancer care. Students will examine a wide range of natural health topics, including home-based supportive care, hydrogen therapies, mineral and nutritional approaches, bicarbonate concepts, iodine, selenium, sulfur compounds, fasting, inflammation, angiogenesis, breathing, superfoods, and other supportive naturopathic interventions.

The course is designed to complement a broader understanding of integrative oncology, with the overarching goals of improving quality of life, supporting recovery, helping manage treatment-related challenges, encouraging healthy lifestyle practices, and promoting informed supportive care.

What You Will Learn

By the end of this course, students will have a stronger understanding of:

• The role of naturopathic and integrative support in cancer care

• Key naturopathic concepts related to inflammation, nutrition, detoxification, and metabolic health

• Supportive care approaches that may help improve wellbeing during treatment and recovery

• The importance of lifestyle, dietary patterns, and patient education in long-term health support

• The potential role of selected minerals, nutritional compounds, and natural strategies within a supportive care framework

• How naturopathic and conventional care may work together in a more integrative model of patient support

• The value of focusing on quality of life, resilience, and whole-person care in oncology settings

Course Structure

Lesson 1 – Building a Home Pharmacy and Intensive Home Treatment Center
An introduction to supportive home-based care strategies and the concept of preparing practical resources for natural health support.

Lesson 2 – A Legal Cure for Cancer?
A discussion-based lesson exploring claims, controversies, and broader questions surrounding cancer treatment approaches.

Lesson 3 – Innovative Intensive Care
An exploration of intensive supportive care concepts within a naturopathic framework.

Lesson 4 – Dosages for Conquering Cancer
A lesson examining dosage concepts and their relevance in supportive natural treatment approaches.

Lesson 5 – Hydrogen Medicine for Cancer
An introduction to hydrogen-based approaches and their proposed supportive role in health and disease.

Lesson 6 – Molecular Hydrogen for Cancer and Other Diseases
A continuation of hydrogen-related concepts, including broader discussion of molecular hydrogen in integrative care.

Lesson 7 – Magnesium and Detox, Chelation Detoxification, and Re-Mineralization
This lesson examines magnesium, detoxification concepts, chelation strategies, and remineralisation support.

Lesson 8 – Selenium, Sulphur, and Magnesium Secrets
An exploration of selected minerals and sulfur-related compounds within a naturopathic support framework.

Lesson 9 – Bicarbonate Medicine
A study of bicarbonate-based approaches and their place in integrative natural health discussions.

Lesson 10 – Fasting with Bicarbonates: A New Approach to Treating Cancer
This lesson explores fasting-based concepts alongside bicarbonate-related strategies.

Lesson 11 – Living a Longer Life with Baking Soda
A discussion of broader health claims and supportive concepts associated with bicarbonate use.

Lesson 12 – Iodine Medicine
An introduction to iodine and its relevance in natural medicine and supportive health strategies.

Lesson 13 – What Type of Selenium Should Be Used?
A focused lesson on selenium forms, considerations, and applications within supportive care.

Lesson 14 – Organic Sulfur, Garlic, Sodium Thiosulfate, and ALA
An exploration of sulfur-containing compounds, garlic, alpha-lipoic acid, and related natural support strategies.

Lesson 15 – Diets, Fasting, and Super-Nutrition
A study of dietary approaches, fasting protocols, and nutrient-dense nutritional concepts in holistic support.

Lesson 16 – Angiogenesis, Inflammation, Sugar, and Cancer
This lesson examines major biological themes often discussed in integrative oncology, including inflammation, glucose metabolism, and angiogenesis.

Lesson 17 – Superfood Medicine and Nutrition
An overview of nutrient-rich foods and their possible role in supporting general health and resilience.

Lesson 18 – CO2, Cancer, and Breathing: Inflammation, Oxygen, CO2, and Breathing
A lesson exploring breathing, oxygenation, carbon dioxide balance, and their relationship to wellbeing and physiology.

Lesson 19 – Cannabis Medicine
An introduction to the topic of cannabis within a supportive care context, including broader naturopathic discussions.

Lesson 20 – Dr. Boyd Haley’s Super Glutathione Molecule
A lesson examining glutathione-related concepts and antioxidant support in natural medicine.

Study Materials

All course materials are provided online and include:

• Full lesson access

• Downloadable PDF files for offline study

• Online assignments after each lesson

• Final exam

The final exam includes 50 true/false, multiple-choice, and short-answer questions to be completed within 60 minutes.

Why Study This Course?

This course is ideal for students and practitioners who want to broaden their understanding of supportive naturopathic care in oncology settings. Whether you are expanding your professional knowledge, exploring integrative cancer support strategies, or deepening your interest in holistic approaches to chronic illness, this course offers a detailed and thought-provoking learning experience.

With its combination of nutrition, supportive care principles, metabolic concepts, and whole-person health strategies, the Naturopathic Oncology course provides valuable insight into how naturopathic and conventional care may be approached in a more integrative and supportive way.