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Cancer, Chemo, Supplements, and the Immune System: One Hour With a Yale-Trained Integrative Oncologist Answering the Questions You Aren't Getting Answered
Thursday, October 15, 2026 @ 7:00 PM ET
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Dr. Jonathan Stegall goes live for one full hour on cancer, chemo, supplements, and immune health. Live Q&A included. Save your seat.
You know the feeling.
You sit in the waiting room for an hour. You get 15 minutes with your oncologist. You walk out with a treatment schedule and a knot in your stomach.
Not because the plan is wrong. Because nobody had time to answer the questions you actually came in with.
What should you do about supplements during chemo? Which ones support your body and which ones might interfere? What does the research actually say about diet, keto, fasting, and the “sugar feeds cancer” idea? What about immune health after clear margins? What about the environmental exposures that add up quietly, decade after decade?
You are not wrong to ask. And you deserve more than 15 minutes.
On Thursday, October 15 at 7 PM ET, Dr. Jonathan Stegall, a Yale-trained integrative oncologist, is going live for one full hour. He will walk through what the research shows, what he sees in practice, and how to make the most of the appointments you do get. Then he is opening the floor for your questions, live.
This is your chance to hear an integrative oncologist speak plainly about the things your appointment cannot get to. Cancer. Chemo. Supplements. Diet. Immune health. Environmental exposures. Recurrence fear. The whole picture, in one sitting.
Seats are limited to the live Zoom capacity. Register now to save yours.
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We keep hearing the same thing from people in this community. The oncologist runs late. The appointment is 15 minutes. You leave with a plan and a stack of questions you never got to. What about supplements? What about diet? What about the immune system? What about after treatment ends and you are left watching for recurrence?
Dr. Jonathan Stegall is one of the few integrative oncologists I have ever seen sit down and answer those questions the way they deserve to be answered. He completed his residency through Yale. He holds a fellowship in integrative oncology from the University of South Florida. He is a member of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the Society for Integrative Oncology, and the International Organization of Integrative Cancer Physicians. He spends one to two hours with every patient in his own practice. Most oncologists average 17 minutes.
He calls his approach open-minded skepticism. He is curious about everything and sold on nothing without evidence. That is exactly the voice I wanted in the room for this conversation.
On Thursday, October 15 at 7 PM ET, he is going live for one full hour. He will walk through what the research actually shows about immune health during and after cancer treatment. He will cover supplements, what to keep and what to stop on chemo, how he thinks about diet, how he thinks about the environmental exposures nobody wants to talk about, and how to make the most of every minute you do get with your oncologist. Then he is opening the floor for live Q&A.
Bring your questions. Bring the ones you did not get to ask last time. Bring the ones you keep meaning to ask.
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Dr. Jonathan Stegall
Yale-trained integrative oncologist. Fellowship in integrative oncology, University of South Florida. Member of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the Society for Integrative Oncology, and the International Organization of Integrative Cancer Physicians.
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