Indigo’s cancer support services use integrative medicine to address the broader physiologic factors that can influence cancer progression, treatment tolerance, and overall resilience — focusing on the whole person, not just the diagnosis.
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We use functional and specialty labs to identify:
This allows us to build a thoughtful, individualized care strategy rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach.
Your protocol may include:
Each plan is individualized based on diagnosis, medical history, and the patient’s overall health status.
Cancer and cancer-related therapies can place significant stress on the immune system, metabolic pathways, and cellular energy production. Our integrative approach focuses on strengthening the body’s physiologic resilience through:
These supportive therapies are designed to help maintain physiologic balance and overall resilience while undergoing cancer treatment.
Cancer care often requires ongoing monitoring and thoughtful adjustments. Our providers work closely with patients to evaluate progress and adapt treatment strategies as needed. This may include:
Our goal is to provide thoughtful, individualized care focused on supporting long-term health and physiologic stability.
Indigo Health Clinic was founded with one purpose: to give patients the kind of care we wish we had when we were searching for answers.
Our practice is built on compassion, curiosity, and the belief that healing happens when you’re truly seen, heard, and supported. Our integrative team looks beyond symptoms to understand the full picture — your history, lifestyle, environment, labs, and unique physiology.
At Indigo, you’ll find:
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The Indigo Promise
"Cancer treatment is intense, and I wanted more than just managing side effects — I wanted to support my body through it. Working with Indigo gave me structure, clarity, and a plan to strengthen my immune system, energy, and overall resilience. I felt more stable, more informed, and more in control throughout the process. Having integrative support alongside my oncology team made all the difference."
"I felt supported, not just medically, but as a whole person. I’m now cancer-free and still continue care for maintenance. I truly believe the integrative support helped me stay resilient through it all and I couldn't be more thankful. Thank you, Snejana and the entire Indigo team!"
"I had a very aggressive cancer diagnosis and it was overwhelming. Indigo helped me feel stronger going through it. My recovery between treatments was much smoother than I anticipated, I didn’t feel as depleted as many people had warned me I would. I’m now in remission and continue to see both my oncology team and Indigo. It feels good knowing I’m doing everything I can to support my body."
If you’ve been searching for thoughtful guidance and a treatment approach that looks beyond a single intervention, you’re in the right place. Our integrative cancer support services are designed for patients who want a deeper, personalized approach to supporting their health during cancer care. We may be a good fit if you:
Commonly Asked Questions
If you’re exploring Insulin Potentiation Therapy (IPT) or integrative cancer support, you likely have questions about how this approach works, what to expect, and whether it may be appropriate for your situation. We’ve answered some of the most common questions here.
Insulin Potentiation Therapy (IPT) is a supportive oncology approach that uses carefully timed, low-dose insulin alongside chemotherapy or other adjunctive agents. The intent is to support targeted cellular uptake while limiting overall systemic exposure.
IPT is offered as supportive, adjunctive care and is not intended to replace standard oncology treatment.
IPT utilizes insulin’s role in cellular signaling to temporarily increase cell membrane permeability. This may allow adjunctive agents to be used at lower doses while supporting targeted cellular uptake.
All protocols are individualized and require precise timing, dosing, and monitoring.
IPT may be considered for select patients based on factors such as:
- Cancer type and current treatment plan
- Metabolic and insulin response markers
- Overall clinical stability
- Coordination with, and approval from, the oncology team
Not all patients are appropriate candidates. Careful screening and laboratory review are required.
When thoughtfully selected and properly administered, IPT can be safe. Safety is guided by:
- Careful patient selection
- Lab-guided dosing
- Close glucose monitoring
- Appropriate timing relative to oncology treatment
We proceed only when clear safety parameters are met.
As an adjunctive approach, IPT may help support:
- Treatment tolerance
- Reduced systemic exposure to adjunctive agents
- Metabolic efficiency during treatment
Individual responses vary. Progress is monitored clinically and biochemically.
Potential risks primarily relate to insulin use, including changes in blood sugar levels. For this reason, IPT requires close monitoring before, during, and after treatment. All potential risks are reviewed in detail prior to initiation.
IPT protocols are tailored based on:
- Medical history
- Current cancer treatment
- Laboratory findings
- Metabolic markers
- Circulating tumor cells
- Advanced testing that reveals chemotherapeutic and non-chemotherapeutic agents that are specific to your type of cancer
- Individual tolerance and goals
Protocols are adjusted over time based on response and ongoing safety monitoring.
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