The What the Research Says Book Series
The same research database — distilled into a 3-volume book series. Each volume is organized by evidence strength, fully sourced, and written as a neutral research reference. No claims, no hype — just what the science shows.
By Kelly Roman · Published by Hyacinth Research
Available in paperback, Kindle, and PDF
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Vol. 1: Foods & Herbs in Cancer ResearchWhat the Science Shows 64 chapters covering foods and herbs studied for potential anticancer properties — from green tea and turmeric to mistletoe and artemisinin. Each chapter: mechanism of action, clinical evidence, safety profile, dosage research, and sourced references. 64 chapters · 566 pages · Evidence grades A through D |
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Vol. 2: Supplements in Cancer ResearchVitamins, Minerals & Bioactive Compounds 63 chapters on supplements investigated in cancer research — vitamin C, vitamin D, selenium, berberine, curcumin, and dozens more. Includes interaction profiles, contraindications, and clinical trial summaries. 63 chapters · 504 pages · Evidence grades A through D |
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Vol. 3: Alternative Cancer TherapiesProtocols, Treatments & Lifestyle Approaches 75 chapters covering metabolic therapies, repurposed pharmaceuticals, lifestyle interventions, and complete protocols — fenbendazole, ketogenic diet, hyperbaric oxygen, the Gerson protocol, and more. Includes practitioner directories where applicable. 75 chapters · 574 pages · Evidence grades A through D |
Prefer the always-current research?
The books are a point-in-time snapshot. The online database is the same research, continuously updated — 200+ topics, 570+ videos, and 3,000+ sources, kept current as new studies are published. One-time access, no subscription.
Explore the full research database →All three volumes are available on Amazon and IngramSpark.
⚠️ Medical Disclaimer: These books are for informational purposes only. No claims are made regarding the prevention, treatment, or cure of cancer or any medical condition. The content is compiled research — not medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider.
