The main principle is diet. It must be as whole, raw and natural as possible. As close as possible to the way God made it.
Many specific therapies restrict the use of some specific foods. I believe these rules should not be mixed and matched at will. Most of these dietary rules have very specific biochemical reasons in relation to the other components of the treatment. These exacting recommendations should only be used under instruction from the practitioner administering the main focus of the cancer treatment.
I also beleive the same to be true of vitamin and mineral supplementation.
Many people try this or that vitamin or mineral because it is suppose to help cancer. This leads to a hugh number of pills etc. per day without any individualized program.
Some of the additions to the diet can be the use of various juices at a minimum the following is a good program:
8 ounces of fresh juice twice a day
1/2 carrot (4oz.)
1/4 celery (2oz.)
1/4 beet (2oz.)
The beet juice can be a little less for taste if necessary. The bowel movements
will turn red from this program.
In addition I would recommend a green drink twice a day. This can be 1 tablespoon
of a dried barley sprout drink like Barley Green or Green Magma.
This one tablespoon twice a day can be taken as a seperate drink in water. This is the prefered way, or it can be added to the other juice drink.