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Dr. Dirk Wiedbrauck

Dr. Dirk Wiedbrauck

Center for advanced medicine/Germany

Dr. Dirk Wiedbrauck This abstract describes a holistic approach to complementary cancer treatment based on the
combination of selected infusion therapies and the analysis of the cellular immune profile. The
aim is to support tumor-inhibiting effects, reduce side effects of conventional therapies and
strengthen the body's own defenses.
Intravenous high-dose vitamin C infusions have a selective toxic effect on tumor cells as a pro-
oxidative substance. Curcumin has anti-inflammatory and anti-proliferative properties, while
artesunate, a derivative of malaria therapy, can damage cancer cells by forming free radicals.
Ginger extracts complement the therapy with antioxidant and antiemetic effects. Galactose is
being discussed as a possible modulator of the energy metabolism of tumor cells. Vitamin B17
(amygdalin) is used in complementary concepts. A central element of this approach is the cellular
immune profile, which provides detailed information about immune cell populations, activation
states and inflammatory markers. This analysis enables individualized therapy planning and
follow-up. Overall, holistic cancer therapy pursues the goal of integrating biochemical,
immunological and metabolic processes to improve patients' quality of life and potentially
achieve synergistic effects with established forms of treatment.