BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN EASTERN AND WESTERN MEDICINE RESOURCE GUIDE TO CHINESE MEDICINE FOR ONCOLOG 2025

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Its better to maintain a gap of at least an hour between the intake of Western medication and Chinese medicine. For patients with weakened gastrointestinal functions, opt for lighter, blended meals and aim to eat until about 80% full.
In summary, when utilizing Chinese medicine for any ailment, its advised to steer clear of raw, cold, greasy, strongly scented fish, pungent, barbecued, roasted, and fried oily foods. Opting for lighter, blended meals is highly recommended during this period.
In the last 50 years, clinical research summarizing clinical experience has proven that the use of TCM in cancer therapy has decreased toxicity and enhanced the efficacy of radiochemotherapy, prolonged survival in advanced cancer patients, and assisted in the prevention and treatment of recurrence and metastasis.
To ensure optimal absorption and avoid potential interactions, please observe a 2-hour duration between consuming the herbal medication and other medication or supplements.
In general, Chinese medicines should be administered at least 1-2 hours before or after the western medicines. However, this can only avoid the potential drug-drug interactions occurred due to direct contact in the stomach, and cannot avoid any potential interactions occurred after the drugs are absorbed into the body.
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Taking CPM and other health products concurrently without medical supervision may be dangerous. Interactions between CPM and western medicines can result in unwanted effects, such as reducing the bodys absorption of either one of the medicines.
Where can Traditional and Western Medicine Work together? Pain management is a significant area where TCM can be a useful complement to Western treatments. One indisputable strength of TCM is pain relief without the use of powerful drugs.

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