The Naturopathic Oncology Series

Dr Sam Watts is a clinician of Ayurvedic and natural medicine and a Western trained cancer researcher. He worked at the University of Southampton’s School of Medicine for over ten years during which time he led large scale NHS funded cancer clinical trials in several leading hospitals including Southampton General Hospital, the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth and University College London Hospitals NHS Trust.  He has published research in leading academic journals and has presented at leading integrative health and cancer specific conferences across Europe. In 2017 he was awarded the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) Young Researcher of the Year award for research into prostate cancer survivorship.

I’m a graphic designer/ citizen scientist/cancer researcher from the UK. Following a cancer diagnosis myself, and the loss of a dear friend to cervical cancer, I spent 8 years researching the mechanisms that instigate and drive the disease through meticulously studying the medical literature. This culminated in the formulation of a revolutionary cancer theory that I call the ‘Cell Suppression Theory’ (CST). I published the theory within my book ‘The Cancer Resolution’, which is available on Amazon worldwide. Written for the layperson to understand, it brings the latest science on cancer into the public domain, with the goal of providing cancer patients with information that can better equip them to make informed decisions regarding their treatment. For this, the book won a literary award in November 2023.

Dagmara Beine holds a PhD in Integrative Medicine, has over a decade of experience as a certified physician’s assistant in Emergency Medicine, and is the founder, CEO, and clinical practitioner at her Wisconsin-based integrative health clinic, Zuza’s Way. Motivated by her daughter Zuza’s multiple fights against acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and a steadfast belief that there is a better way than what conventional oncology can offer, Beine changed her medical direction from emergency medicine to integrative oncology and developed a holistic, terrain-based approach to treating her patients. She is a graduate of Dr. Nasha Winters’s Physician Mastermind program, Dr. Aviva Romm’s Women’s Integrative and Functional Medicine Certification Program, and the Kresser Institute’s ADAPT Functional Medicine Practitioner Certification Program. Dagmara Beine resides with her family in Wisconsin.

Dr Henning Saupe completed his medical studies at the University of Ulm/Germany from 1986 to 1992. He received his license to practice medicine in 1992. In 1995, after successfully completing his doctorate in psychotherapy, he was awarded the title of Dr. med.In 1996 Dr. Henning Saupe also received his Swedish license to practice medicine and worked for 10 years in Stockholm as a general practitioner with an interest in naturopathy, Anthroposophic Medicine and holistic cancer therapy In January 2005 he founded and opened the "Arcadia Clinic" in Stockholm, the first hyperthermia clinic in Sweden specializing in oncological hyperthermia.In 2006, he founded the Arcadiaclinic in Kassel, Germany, which he expanded in 2009 to include additional therapies.In June 2014, he opened the new Arcadiaclinic in Bad Emstal, Germany, with guest rooms for up to 12 in-patients.