Support Your Body's Healing with Mansfield's Top Alternative Cancer Treatment Center

Living with cancer is hard. Every day you’re reminded to keep “fighting,” but you feel, well, tired. Chemo and other traditional treatments may help to an extent, but they’re also draining your body, mind and spirit. It’s time to start feeling better, to start enjoying life again. But you also want to continue to maximize your opportunity to heal. Is there a way to have both? Traditional treatment can be paired with supplemental cancer therapy through alternative medicine. Your search for alternative cancer treatment centers leads to Get Well. At the Get Well Center, we offer alternative cancer treatment options that you may not know are available.

Alternative Cancer Therapy to Support Your Healing

At Get Well Center, we believe you deserve to feel better. We draw on a number of alternative cancer treatments as we customize a plan for you. No one’s fight with cancer is the same. That’s why we help develop individualized cancer treatments that work with your body, helping to keep you feeling your best and manage your pain effectively.

Insulin potentiation therapy
High-dose vitamin C (non-corn base) IV therapy
Oxygen therapy
Lymphatic therapy light beam generator with ozone
Mild silver protein 1200 IV for viral, bacterial, fungal and parasitic infections
Detoxification: ion cleanse, liver cleanse, colon cleanse, infrared sauna, coffee enema, chelation (oral and IV)
Hyperthermia: far infrared sauna with ozone
Exercise: free gym access
Nutrition: it’s hard to know what you should and should not eat when dealing with cancer. We offer personalized care with an organic cancer diet PO and nutrition IVs so you don’t have to be afraid of aggravating medication side effects

What are Alternative Cancer Treatment Centers?

At The Get Well Center, our highly-experienced general practitioners can provide a variety of supplemental, alternative health treatments to fill in any gaps of your current treatment plan.

Call to schedule an appointment in Mansfield, Ohio today.