Conditions · Oncology Support

Holistic Post-Chemo Recovery

We have put our decades of experience with post-chemo and radiation patients into a clinical program that addresses lingering symptoms and supports the body's recovery.

When treatment ends

Finishing treatment is not the same as feeling recovered. Fatigue, cognitive changes, neuropathy, digestive disruption, and immune vulnerability commonly persist for months or longer.

Follow-up care is generally oriented toward surveillance. The work of rebuilding what treatment depleted is often left to the patient.

The Kellman approach

Chemotherapy and radiation are hard on the microbiome, mitochondria, and immune system. Dr. Kellman's program targets each of those directly.

Treatment restores gut microbial balance, supports cellular energy production and detoxification, and addresses the specific lingering symptoms a patient is carrying, using IV therapy, nutrients, and technology-based modalities.

Common questions

How soon after treatment should recovery work begin?

Timing is individual and is coordinated with a patient's oncology team. The systems most affected — microbiome, mitochondria, immune function — benefit from being addressed rather than left to resolve on their own.

Why does the microbiome matter after chemotherapy?

Chemotherapy substantially disrupts gut microbial balance, which affects immune function, nutrient absorption, and inflammation. Restoring it is foundational to the rest of recovery.

Rebuild what treatment depleted.

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