Integrative approaches to cancer treatment combine conventional therapies, such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, with alternative and complementary treatments to enhance patient care. These approaches aim to treat the whole person—addressing not only the cancer itself but also the physical, emotional, and psychological well-being of the patient.

Herbal medicine, the use of plant-based remedies for therapeutic purposes, has a long history in traditional healing systems across the world. In modern healthcare, herbal medicine is increasingly being integrated into mainstream treatment protocols, offering potential benefits for a wide range of conditions.

Ayurvedic medicine, originating in ancient India, is a holistic healthcare system that emphasizes balance between body, mind, and spirit for optimal health. The word "Ayurveda" means "science of life," and its practices aim to prevent illness and promote longevity by maintaining harmony with the natural world.

Naturopathy is a holistic approach to healthcare that focuses on promoting the body’s inherent ability to heal itself through natural therapies. It emphasizes prevention, wellness, and the use of non-invasive treatments such as nutrition, herbal medicine, hydrotherapy, and lifestyle modifications. The core principle of naturopathy is treating the root causes of illness, rather than just managing symptoms.