Cancer Advisor

For decades, chemotherapy was the backbone of cancer treatment. While chemotherapy can still save lives, a major shift is happening in oncology: immunotherapy is increasingly replacing — or dramatically reducing — the need for chemotherapy in selected cancers. Checkpoint inhibitors, CAR-T therapies, bispecific antibodies, tumor vaccines and precision immunotherapy combinations are changing survival outcomes once considered impossible. In some cancers, chemotherapy-free treatment is already becoming a new standard of care. Here are 10 cancers where immunotherapy is reshaping the future of treatment. 1. Melanoma Few cancers demonstrate the power of immunotherapy better than melanoma. Before checkpoint inhibitors, metastatic melanoma had extremely poor survival rates. Today, drugs targeting PD-1 and CTLA-4 have transformed outcomes for many patients. Examples include: Pembrolizumab Nivolumab Ipilimumab In many advanced melanoma cases: Immunotherapy is preferred before chemotherapy Durable...

OZONE, MELATONIN, CBD OIL Testimonial (1) - 42 year old Italian woman with Stage 4 Triple Negative Breast Cancer achieves COMPLETE REMISSION! Italian researchers are doing some serious Cancer Research, and are at least a decade ahead of every big Cancer Center in America. STORY: 42 year old woman was diagnosed with Stage 1 Breast Cancer Triple Negative (TNBC) in 2017 and had surgery, chemo and radiation. She was found to have BRCA1 mutation. In 2019 she was diagnosed with Stage 4 Breast TNBC Lung and mediastinal lymph node metastases. (perfect example of failure of modern Oncology) Sep.2019 she started: Chemo (carboplatin and gemcitabine, stopped in Nov.2019 due to side effects (sorry chemo enthusiasts) Integrative Protocol: Melatonin, CBD, Ozone Therapy: Ozone (Rectal) : 80ug/mL, 2.5ml/kg, 4 times per week for 3 months, followed by a 3 month break Melatonin, starting at 100mg/day and increasing the dose by 100mg every 3 days up to 2000mg/day (500mg tablets, 4 per day) C...

A balanced, evidence-informed guide for cancer patients and caregivers exploring ivermectin as a repurposed therapy — what the research shows, what it doesn't, and how to proceed safely. Contents Who Is Dr. William Makis? How Ivermectin May Work Against Cancer The Core Protocols (2025–2026) What the Research Actually Shows Reported Patient Outcomes Risks, Side Effects & Drug Interactions How to Access Ivermectin Safely Frequently Asked Questions Key Takeaways Medical Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Ivermectin used in cancer care is off-label and investigational. The evidence base is still developing. Do not start, stop, or change any treatment without guidance from a licensed physician who knows your full medical history. Individual outcomes vary significantly. 1. Who Is Dr. William Makis? Dr. William Makis is a Canadian-trained physician with a background in nuclear medicine and radiology (McGill University, 11...

A New Mechanism Links Dietary Fat to Aggressive Breast Cancer — With Important Caveats Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine have identified a specific biological mechanism through which omega-6 linoleic acid — a fatty acid common in Western diets — may promote the growth of an aggressive form of breast cancer. The study, published in the journal Science , is being widely discussed online, but the findings are more precise — and more limited — than many headlines suggest. Here is a clear-eyed breakdown of what the research found, what it means for different people, and what questions remain unanswered. What Is Linoleic Acid? Linoleic acid (LA) is an omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acid and an essential nutrient — meaning the human body cannot produce it on its own and must obtain it through food. It is found in: Vegetable and seed oils (sunflower, soybean, safflower, corn) Nuts and seeds Poultry and eggs Many packaged and processed foods Omega-6 fatty acids, including LA, play impo...

Introduction Facing a cancer diagnosis can feel like navigating an endless maze with no clear direction. The overwhelming emotions and confusion that accompany such news are shared by many. While conventional cancer treatments like chemotherapy and radiation therapy have a role to play, there’s a growing interest in alternative therapies that can complement or even replace traditional methods. Did you know that many alternative cancer treatments have been explored, offering new hope to those affected by cancer? Most mainstream cancer treatment guides—including major medical institutions—focus on just listing available 'alternative' cancer therapies (e.g. 'Alternative cancer treatments: 11 options to consider' - by  Mayo Clinic ). Despite the title “Alternative cancer treatments,” the article is  not about cancer cures or alternative oncology systems . It is actually a s upportive care guide (integrative oncology overview disguised as “alternative treatments”). Many pat...