The treatment of oncological diseases using natural therapeutic methods is a topic often profaned, which, due to irresponsible individuals and obscure methods, frequently harms the phenomenon of natural healing and leaves behind only disappointed hopes. Josef A. Zentrich has been one of the herbal experts for decades who advocates common sense and sober thinking in his work, always carefully assessed from many objective perspectives. In this publication, which is an expanded edition of a previous title, he summarizes his findings on tumor diseases and the possibilities offered by both traditional and modern folk healing, particularly its herbal sector. In the next part, the authors also address other non-invasive treatment methods that stem from the ancient traditions of Indian, Tibetan, and Chinese medicine, reflex therapy, and other widespread healing systems such as macrobiotics or urine therapy. Emphasis is also placed on lifestyle and cleansing techniques, external environmental influences, as well as the psychological and spiritual causes of malignant diseases.
