"Hoxsey Therapy: When Natural Cures for Cancer Became Illegal" is the autobiography of Harry Hoxsey, N.D., which deals with the controversial history of the Hoxsey therapy for cancer treatment. Hoxsey, a pioneer in alternative medicine, describes his experiences and the challenges he faced while trying to establish natural healing methods for cancer. The book provides a deep insight into the conflicts between traditional medical practices and alternative approaches, which are often seen as a threat to established medicine. Hoxsey shares his personal experiences that led him to advocate for the rights of cancer patients and defend the effectiveness of his therapy. This autobiography is not only a narrative about his methods but also a critical examination of the political and social aspects of healthcare.