To join in this discussion, at the CTCA (one of the hospital chains that sponsors this site) they DO use Naturopathy who are more or less specialists in the field of Oncological-Naturopathy. The MD is the head of the team and the Naturopathist is as memeber as well. They are all on the same page in regard to your treatment(s). There are many, many supplements that the Naturopaths have given me, all with the MDs OK, which have made a big difference in my side affects. I am on Doxil, and the only one they can't seem to beat without the use of steroids is the rash/PPE. They use no treatments that have not been researched for use, including the Supplements/Vitamins. Yes, there are some incompatabilities with supplements and chemos. and any responsible oncologist should know this, but I wouldn't bet on it, as lots of them look down on this type of medicine. The CTCA uses integrative medicine so and recognizes the efficacy of these complementary agents. Your average run of the mill oncologist may laugh at the discussion of this, but the supplements have helped me tremendously!
There is a book written by a somewhat rabid anti-allopathic person, "Antioxidants against Cancer" by Ralph Moss. He talks about the use of specific vitamins/supplements and the various compatabilities/incompatibilities with specific chemos.
Sincerely,
Kathleen