Cancer Supportive Therapy Comprehensive Options
Making the treatment journey smoother and quality of life higher
During cancer treatment — chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapy, or immunotherapy — while the focus is on targeting the tumour, side effects such as fatigue, toxicity, nerve damage, nutrient loss, and immune suppression often impact tolerance and daily living.
The goal of supportive therapy is to provide scientific, safe, and gentle assistance without interfering with primary treatment, helping patients have the strength to complete their course.
Below is a summary of the most commonly used and relatively safe supportive options in cancer care, all of which must be evaluated and prescribed by a specialist oncologist.
High-Dose Intravenous Vitamin C (IVC)
High-dose intravenous vitamin C is one of the most widely studied options in cancer supportive care.
At high concentrations, IVC generates selective oxidative stress that burdens tumour cells while providing powerful antioxidant protection to normal cells.
Clinical observations show it particularly helps reduce chemotherapy fatigue, nausea, and oxidative damage, improving treatment tolerance and making it easier for patients to complete the full course.
Glutathione Intravenous Infusion (GSH)
Glutathione is the body’s most potent endogenous antioxidant. Intravenous administration allows rapid free radical clearance, protecting mitochondria, liver, and kidney function.
In cancer support, it helps reduce chemotherapy neurotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, and fatigue, allowing better sleep, more stable energy, and indirectly improving treatment tolerance and quality of life.
Alpha-Lipoic Acid Intravenous Infusion (ALA)
Alpha-lipoic acid is a powerful antioxidant that regenerates vitamins C and E, protecting nerves and mitochondria.
In cancer support, it is particularly helpful in reducing chemotherapy-induced nerve pain, numbness in hands and feet, and brain fog, enabling patients to maintain better cognition and daily function during treatment.
Amino Acid Intravenous Therapy
Amino acid therapy directly supplies protein building blocks, helping maintain muscle mass and immune function.
It is suitable for patients with poor appetite or absorption, making nutritional support more effective, reducing cachexia risk, and improving treatment tolerance.
Intravenous Iron Therapy
Intravenous iron therapy rapidly replenishes iron stores, alleviating chemotherapy-induced anaemia and fatigue.
It bypasses gut absorption barriers, improving red blood cell oxygen-carrying capacity and allowing faster recovery of energy, especially useful for patients with intestinal damage or poor oral iron tolerance.
IMI Vitamin D Injection Therapy
Vitamin D injection quickly raises blood levels, supporting calcium absorption and bone maintenance, reducing bone pain and fatigue.
In cancer support, it is particularly suitable for patients with bone density loss after radiotherapy or limited sun exposure, enhancing overall recovery.
Summary
Cancer supportive therapy is not a “miracle cure” —
it is an extra layer of gentle protection for patients undergoing active treatment.
When side effects are effectively eased and tolerance improved, you can complete a fuller course, achieving better treatment outcomes and quality of life.
If you are currently struggling with side effects, fatigue, or declining tolerance during treatment,
please feel welcome to contact us at any time.
Our medical team will review your treatment stage and latest blood results, and your specialist physician will assess the most suitable supportive options for you, helping you complete this journey in the most comfortable way possible.
You deserve the strongest tolerance and the gentlest care while fighting cancer.
Disclaimer：
The information provided in this article is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, nor should it replace professional medical advice. Readers are encouraged to consult with a qualified healthcare provider or integrative oncology specialist before making any changes to their diet, treatment plan, or lifestyle based on the content herein. Therapies and tests mentioned, including immune or integrative treatments, should always be…
All product names, test references, and therapy mentions are for informational context only and do not constitute endorsement. Results and experiences may vary among individuals.