Welcome to LEMMO Integrated Cancer & Care Centre. Dr. Walter Lemmo, ND, has many years of experience in the treatment of people of all ages and at all stages, living with cancer, cancer recurrence and prevention, as well as other challenging health issues. LEMMO Integrated Cancer & Care Centre is nationally and internationally recognized for providing experienced and compassionate care, offering some of the latest technologies and treatments learned from state-of-the-art health care systems around the world.
We collaborate with each person to provide well-informed, research and experience-guided treatment plans, using a wide range of innovative approaches.
Treatment can also be customized alongside conventional care (i.e. it does not have to be either/or).
Each person with cancer is different, has complexity, and we are here to help.
Recent Posts
Intravenous vitamin C in bone marrow transplant patients?
Intravenous vitamin C plus oral maintenance (500mg twice daily) for 6 months may provide value in those who receive bone ...
It is not too late to quit smoking when diagnosed with cancer
A reminder that even in those who are smokers and stop within 6 months of being diagnosed with cancer can ...
Do commonly prescribed medications for pain and stomach acid control interfere with immune therapy medications in cancer?
Commonly prescribed medications used in cancer care management for pain control (i.e. opiates) and for stomach acid control (i.e. PPIs ...
Topical NSAID Prevents Skin Side-Effect (Hand Foot Syndrome) From Oral Chemo Pill (Xeloda)
The use of NSAIDs helps reduce the risks of the troubling and at times painful Hand-Foot Syndrome in patients using ...
Does taking vitamin C reduce pancreatic cancer risk?
Retrospective study looking at being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (incidence) and those people who take or are prescribed vitamin C ...
MRI Provides Value in Rectal Cancer Monitoring
MRI imaging appears to hold good value in monitoring patients who have been originally treated (i.e. radiation, chemo) for more ...
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A reminder that even in those who are smokers and stop within 6 months of being diagnosed with cancer can increase their life span significantly. It is not too late to improve quality and time in ones life in smokers who quit. They found that quitting within 9 months also…
Commonly prescribed medications used in cancer care management for pain control (i.e. opiates) and for stomach acid control (i.e. PPIs or proton pump inhibitors) are becoming increasingly linked with worse outcomes in those who receive immunotherapy cancer drug treatment known as…
The use of NSAIDs helps reduce the risks of the troubling and at times painful Hand-Foot Syndrome in patients using the oral chemo pill Capecitabine (also know as Xeloda). In particular the topical NSAID - Diclofenac Gel was used in this study, where others have also used…
Retrospective study looking at being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (incidence) and those people who take or are prescribed vitamin C compared to those who do not from a health insurance database of 83,941 patients in the US. Overall those people in the vitamin C groups had…