Alternative Cancer Treatments with Dr. Tom Incledon

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Whether you have been diagnosed with cancer or just want to optimize your health, this episode can help you. Learn how non-conventional, preventative treatments, like like nutrition, exercise and physical therapy, combined with convention treatment, can have a beneficial affect on cancer, terminal illness or a chronic condition.

Dr. Tom Incledon is a world-renowned expert in human health and performance. He is the Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Causenta Wellness, where he’s pioneering a data-based approach to cancer treatment that combines “traditional” and non-conventional practices. He helps all individuals optimize their health, via targeted, preventative and traditional methods.

Dr. Tom has revolutionized the way over 40,000 people have achieved their health and performance goals to-date and holds multiple degrees in Nutrition, Kinesiology, and a Ph.D. in Physiology. He’s also a member of 30+ scientific organizations and has trained at the Olympic level in weightlifting. He has worked with the athletes and was once the health advisor to the White House.

We talk about nutrition, exercise, strength-training, the gut microbiome, cancer, chronic illness and the current state of the healthcare system in the United States. He also discusses his healing journey from a parasitic illness, and his passion for weightlifting.

Show notes:

• [4:00] What do they do at Causenta Wellness that’s different from other cancer treatment centers?
• [6:15] Why is conventional healthcare in the USA broken?
• [11:45] Why should exercise and other preventative treatments be individualized for each patient?
• [18:40] Does a specific diet, like the ketogenic or vegan diet help treat cancer? The importance of finding the root cause via examining the gut microbiome and epigenetics.
• [29:00} Dr. Tom’s healing journey from parasitic illness while he was a competitive weightlifter, where he went against his doctor’s advice.
• [37:10] The link between cancer and mental health.