Alternative treatments are on the rise among cancer patients, a recent European poll discovered. Many patients have taken to dietary supplements, homeopathy, and even relaxation techniques to help with their traditional, doctor prescribed, programs. While most doctors say the alternative methods cannot hurt, they remain a little skeptical of their overall usefulness in fighting cancer, and they have begun calling for governments worldwide to regulate the alternative practitioners more closely.
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