Herbal Remedies

• Herbal remedies, like licorice root, contain the compounds glabridin and licochalcone, which may stop the growth of cancers, according to the American Cancer Society. Flaxseed oil may also have anti-cancer properties, which may reduce cancer's ability to spread. Another supplement to consider is ginseng, which may have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
  
  

Mind and Body Treatments

• Relaxing techniques such as mediation or yoga can help relax the body and reduce stress, according to the Mayo Clinic. Since stress weakens the immune system, reducing this issue can ease symptoms of multiple myeloma.
  
  Also, consider manual healing, such as acupressure or massage. According to the American Cancer Society, these techniques focus on healing the body and restoring balance to the body, mind and energy field.
  
  

Diet Changes

• Making diet changes, such as eating plenty of fresh broccoli, may aid in healing. Broccoli is high in lutein and vitamin A, which is also found in spinach and lettuce. The metabolic enzymes in these vegetables may have anti-cancer properties, according to the American Cancer Society.
  
  Eating more cold-water fish, such as salmon, mackerel and halibut, may also have some benefit, according to the American Cancer Society. These foods may prevent the spread of cancer and inhibit growth of future cancer cells. Shiitake mushrooms are another food to consider adding to your diet. The American Cancer Society reports that studies in animals have found this food may have anti-tumor benefits and provide protection against viruses.