There’s a simple, low-cost way to support your immune system after cancer treatment that has been backed by decades of human clinical data — but most people have never been told about it.

It involves three things you can access right now:
baby aspirin, moderate exercise, and a natural compound called apigenin.

In our newest blog post and video, Dr. Jay Chaplin explains how these tools work together to reduce cancer metastasis and recurrence by keeping your immune system’s killer T cells active.

You’ll learn:

• why aspirin has shown a 20% reduction in cancer-related deaths
• why it works best against microscopic metastases
• how exercise strengthens the same immune pathway
• and how apigenin complements both

👉 Read or watch here:
[link to blog post]

This isn’t about replacing treatment — it’s about giving your immune system the best possible chance to protect you moving forward.

If you’d like help understanding how this applies to your specific diagnosis and treatment, you can book a consultation here.

With respect and care,

Dr. Jay W. Chaplin, Ph.D.

https://elevatingcancertreatment.com

Disclaimer: As always, this content is educational, not medical advice. Our goal is simply to help you understand the science well enough to ask better questions and navigate treatment decisions with more clarity.