90 Day Holistic Lymphoma Healing Plan

Why Try Holistic Therapies?

Even though some of the therapies and strategies shared in this guide may not yet be supported by large-scale clinical trials, many are grounded in emerging research, traditional use, and powerful patient experiences. When the risk is low and the potential benefit is high; such as improved quality of life, reduced side effects, or even enhanced outcomes, it becomes worth considering.

You are not choosing between hope and science. You are choosing to explore every possible option.

Holistic approaches often come with fewer side effects than conventional treatments like chemotherapy and radiation. In some cases, they may help you tolerate those treatments better or offer an alternative when conventional options feel too harsh or have stopped working. You are not being reckless. You are being proactive, thoughtful, and empowered.

If the risk is minimal and the possibility of benefit exists, that may be reason enough to try.

Want to Learn More?

If you’re curious about the research behind any of the therapies, supplements, or strategies in this guide, we recommend exploring PubMed — a free, trusted database of medical studies provided by the National Institutes of Health. While some natural therapies may lack extensive clinical trials, many do have promising early data, case studies, or published results you can review.

Empowerment begins with education. Ask questions. Read the evidence. Then move forward with confidence in your choices.

WEEKS 1–2: FOUNDATION & ASSESSMENT

Medical

• Confirm lymphoma type (Hodgkin vs. Non-Hodgkin), stage, and subtype
• Full diagnostic panel: CBC, ESR, LDH, flow cytometry, PET/CT
• Establish care team: oncologist + integrative or naturopathic doctor
• Discuss fertility preservation (if applicable)

Nutrition

• Begin anti-inflammatory Mediterranean-style diet
• Eliminate: processed foods, refined sugar, dairy, gluten, alcohol
• Add: cruciferous vegetables, turmeric, berries, garlic, mushrooms (shiitake, maitake)
• Begin daily green juice or smoothie with chlorella, kale, lemon, and ginger
• Drink 1–2 oz NingXia Red daily, diluted in water or with a drop of lemon essential oil.  Best taken in the morning or early afternoon for energy and antioxidant defense

Supplements & Herbs

• High-dose Vitamin C (oral, then transition to IV if possible)
• Vitamin D3 with K2
• Curcumin (anti-inflammatory and anticancer)
• Reishi or turkey tail mushroom extract
• Omega-3 fatty acids
• Probiotics for immune and gut support

Spiritual & Mental Health

• Start a prayer and meditation practice (10–15 min daily)
• Create a healing journal
• Begin 7-day devotional 
• Affirmation: “I am not alone; healing light fills my body and soul.”

Detox & Environment

• Swap chemical cleaners with natural options (e.g., Thieves cleaner)
• Eliminate plastic and aluminum cookware
• Begin lymphatic drainage support: dry brushing + rebounding
• Stay hydrated
• Anti-cancer support tea and tincture 
• Warm lemon water daily firs thing in the morning
• Parasite cleanse

WEEKS 3–4: IMMUNE ACTIVATION & TREATMENT PREP

Medical

• Consider Rituximab (for CD20+ lymphoma)
• Discuss integrative adjuncts with care team

Nutrition

• Begin intermittent fasting 2–3 days/week if medically safe
• Bone broth + collagen for gut and immune healing
• Add medicinal teas: green tea, pau d’arco, soursop leaf

Supplements & Botanicals

• Misteltoe therapy (under MD/Naturopath supervision)
• Modified Citrus Pectin (to block cancer cell metastasis)
• Ivermectin (controversial; only under supervision)
• NAC (N-Acetylcysteine for glutathione support)

Detoxification Support

• Castor oil packs over liver and abdomen
• Infrared sauna (2–3x/week)
• Coffee enemas (optional, under guidance)
• Begin parasite cleanse with binder
• Anti-cancer support tea and tincture 
• Warm lemon water daily firs thing in the morning

Mind-Body

• Join a support group (in-person or online)
• Guided imagery: visualize immune cells attacking lymphoma
• Gentle yoga or stretching 3–4x/week

WEEKS 5–8: TREATMENT + BODY REGENERATION

Medical

• Undergo chemotherapy/immunotherapy cycles
• Monitor labs: CBC, electrolytes, immune panels
• Use anti-nausea strategies: ginger, acupuncture, CBD oil

Nutrition

• Smooth, easy-to-digest anti-inflammatory meals
• Continue green juices and broth
• Stay hydrated with herbal infusions (e.g., nettle, red clover, rooibos)
• Add fermented foods if gut allows (kimchi, sauerkraut)

Supplements & Functional Medicine

• Continue antioxidants + mushrooms
• Add Quercetin, Boswellia (inflammation modulation)
• Glutathione (IV or liposomal for detox and healing)
• Optional: Apricot seeds (1-3 only, under supervision)
• Soursop (Graviola) -limit to 30 days on, 30 days off. Not for long term use 

Note:  Do not use during chemotherapy without guidance and avoid high doses or extended use due to neurotoxicity.

Detox + Immune Support

• Continue sauna, coffee enemas, lymphatic massage
• Red light therapy
• Epsom salt baths with lavender or frankincense oil

Spiritual & Emotional Wellness

• Continue journaling, affirmations, and devotionals
• Gratitude practice daily
• Affirmation: “Every cell in my body is being made new.”

WEEKS 9–12: REBUILDING, DETOX, AND LONG-TERM STRATEGY

Medical

• Evaluate treatment response with PET/CT
• Reassess labs and immune markers
• Discuss maintenance therapy or long-term remission plan
• Investigate clinical trials if needed

Nutrition

• Reintroduce additional whole foods
• Implement longer fasts (24-48hr, under guidance) for cellular renewal
• Emphasize detoxifying foods: beets, cilantro, sprouts

Supplements & Long-Term Immune Support

• Beta-glucans (immune modulation)
• Continue medicinal mushrooms
• Maintain vitamin D, zinc, selenium
• Rotate adaptogens: ashwagandha, holy basil, rhodiola

Advanced Therapies (optional)

• IV Vitamin C (high dose)
• Ozone therapy or hyperbaric oxygen therapy
• Low-dose naltrexone (LDN)
• Hydrogen water
• Hyperthermia (whole-body or localized)

Lifestyle & Spiritual Health

• Rebuild strength: gentle strength training, walking
• Return to work or hobbies gradually
• Continue spiritual growth through devotionals, community, and service