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Bespoke integrative metabolic oncology with Amanda King, ND

Each case is reviewed individually, and each protocol is researched and written for that one patient.

Amanda King, smiling, in glasses and a blue patterned blouse, at a white desk with her laptop.
Amanda King, NDNaturopath and nutritionist in integrative oncology, member of the Association of Naturopathic Practitioners, online clinic in the United Kingdom.
  • 46,000+subscribers read her Substack
  • Co-authorof Metabolic Drugs for Cancer (Chelsea Green Publishing, spring 2027)
  • Naturopath (ND)regulated by the ANP

How a protocol is made

Two hours one-to-one with Amanda, and typically about four hours of research and writing on top of consultation time.

  1. Case reviewNo fixed timeAmanda reads the health history, current care and any diagnostics you already have.
  2. Initial consultation90 minOne-to-one and online. The whole case: health history, current care, lifestyle and goals.
  3. Research and writingAbout 4 hoursAmanda researches the case and writes the protocol, on top of consultation time.
  4. Protocol review30 minA call to go through the protocol in detail, answer questions and make sure you feel confident to begin.

What the written protocol covers

A protocol for one patient, written after the consultation from the health history, the current care and any test results you already have. Every protocol is written exclusively for the patient.

Results she can review, if you have them, may include blood results, DNA testing, OAT, mycotoxin, DUTCH, YORK and microbiome or stool testing.

The protocol covers

  • Individualized nutrition
  • Your supplement protocol
  • Personally researched information about off-label drugs
  • Recommendations for complementary therapies suited to your situation

Consultations and fees

Both packages include all four steps and a written protocol. The Integrative Package adds two follow-ups and gives nine months to use it.

Metabolic Package

A full case review and a protocol researched and written for one patient.

Includes
All four steps and the written protocol
Follow-ups
No follow-ups
Use within
3 months of booking

Integrative Package

The Metabolic Package with two follow-ups, reviewing new blood work and refining the protocol.

Includes
All four steps and the written protocol
Follow-ups
Two of 60 minutes. New blood work reviewed at each, and the protocol and supplement plan refined.Typically monthly during active cancer care, spaced further apart once blood results show stability. For prevention, maintenance and patients without active cancer, usually 6–12 weeks apart, depending on support and monitoring needs.
Use within
9 months of booking, working together over about 4–9 months

One-hour Health Consultation

Sixty minutes with Amanda to interpret diagnostic results and talk through health questions, followed by session notes and supplement recommendations. This consultation does not include a bespoke cancer protocol. It is separate from the follow-up consultations for existing patients.

Existing patient? Follow-up consultations

Each booking link opens Practice Better, the clinic’s secure patient portal, where booking and payment happen. Your address, date of birth and medical records are collected there during onboarding, never on this site. Before booking, please read the cancellation terms.

How to book

Book a package

Choose the Metabolic or the Integrative Package from the fees above and book it in Practice Better. Intake forms and appointment times follow there.

Write to the clinic first

Say which package you are thinking of, or that you are not sure yet, and your time zone. You can write on behalf of a family member.

[email protected]

Write to the clinic

Can’t find a suitable appointment? Email [email protected]. You can book an available appointment and join the waiting list for an earlier opening. More sessions may be released for different time zones. Amanda accepts a limited number of new patients each month. If you have already booked through Practice Better, you do not need to submit a separate website enquiry.

About Amanda King

Amanda King, smiling, in glasses and a blue patterned blouse, with her laptop on her knee.
Amanda King, ND, in the studio.

“Even as a little girl, I found the connection between our bodies and the environment fascinating.”

Amanda King, from her own story

Training

  • Practitioner Master of Integrative Metabolic OncologyGraduate of The Metabolic Approach To Cancer from MTIH, powered by Dr. Nasha Winters, ND, FABNO2024
  • Naturopath (ND)College of Naturopathic Medicine2024
  • Nutrigenomics PractitionerLifecode Gx2023/24
  • Nutritional Therapist (DipCNM)College of Naturopathic Medicine2022
  • Member of the Association of Naturopathic PractitionersRegulated by the ANP

Her story and all nine qualifications

Alongside your oncology care

All recommendations are intended to complement, not replace, guidance from your healthcare provider.

From the clinic’s terms. Amanda King ND is not a medical doctor and does not provide primary medical care. You are responsible for informing your primary physician of any protocols, supplements, or therapies you choose to pursue.

Amanda’s own answer, in her words, to come.

A patient, on video, about working with Amanda.

“Amanda has never tried to replace conventional care, but to complement it – giving me a strategy that works with my body, not against it.”

Dale Atkinson, patient, after a stage IV diagnosis

“She is a key player on my health team and always will be.”

Rainee Busby, patient

Patients’ own words. Individual experiences; results vary from person to person.

The book, recordings and newsletter

The front cover. To come.

Her book, from Chelsea Green Publishing, spring 2027

Metabolic Drugs for Cancer

The Repurposed Medications Powering a New Era in Integrative Oncology

By Amanda King, ND and Dr. Hariharan Kuhan. 208 pages.
Paperback ISBN 978-1-64502-529-0;
eBook ISBN 978-1-64502-530-6.

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Recorded conversations

  1. Ultra Life Today,

    “#217 Is Cancer a Metabolic Disease? Amanda King on Nutrition, Mitochondria & Hope”

  2. Tpot Podcast,

    “Metabolic Drugs for Cancer (with Dr Hari Kuhan)”

  3. Yes to Life Podcast,

    “Drug Repurposing (with Dr Hari Kuhan)”

Amanda on the Tpot Podcast, . A frame from the recording.

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From the Substack

Every week she writes The Metabolic Nutritionist, a newsletter on Substack, for 46,000+ subscribers, about off-label drugs for cancer, supplements, and nutritional and naturopathic approaches to oncology.

  1. CT Scans are Linked to 1 in 20 Cancers – Here’s How I Protect My Patients!

  2. Cancer, Metabolism & Mitochondria. Is Cancer a Metabolic Disease.

  3. Reversing Chemoresistance! This Brand-New Research Paper Just Gave us the Metabolic Key

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Trained with

  • Metabolic Terrain Institute of Health (MTIH), The Metabolic Approach to Cancer
  • Metabolic Regen
  • DUTCH

Member of

  • Association of Naturopathic Practitioners (ANP)
  • Society for Integrative Oncology
  • Australasian Metabolic Health Society

Featured on

  • Yes to Life
  • Independent Medical Alliance
  • Annie Appleseed Project
  • The Epoch Times
  • Healf

Common questions

Does Amanda replace my oncologist?
No. Amanda is not a medical doctor and does not provide primary medical care. Her recommendations are designed to complement the guidance of your healthcare team, and you decide what you share with your physician.
Which package should I choose?
If you want a written cancer protocol, choose the Metabolic Package. If you also want Amanda alongside you as blood results and treatment change, choose the Integrative Package. The one-hour consultation is for interpreting results and health questions, and does not include a cancer protocol.
Do you work with patients outside the UK?
Yes. Consultations are online, so you join from your own time zone. Tell the clinic your time zone when you write. More sessions may be released for different time zones, and you can keep an available booking and join the waiting list for an earlier opening.
What does ND mean?
The post-nominal ND identifies practitioners who have completed Level 6 and 7 studies (bachelor’s and master’s degrees) in naturopathy. Amanda trained at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London, first as a Nutritional Therapist and then as a Naturopathic Practitioner, and is a member of and regulated by the Association of Naturopathic Practitioners.

Write to the clinic

Say which package you are thinking of, or that you are not sure yet, and your time zone. If you have already booked through Practice Better, you do not need to write.

Your message to the clinic

The clinic replies to this address.
For example, New York (Eastern Time) or London.
Which package are you thinking of?

Your address, date of birth and medical documents will be collected through the client portal during onboarding.

Metabolic Drugs for Cancer

Amanda’s book, written with Dr. Hariharan Kuhan, from Chelsea Green Publishing, spring 2027.

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