Here's the backstory of how I ended up on The Ricki Lake Show, including all three video segments.

Ok so here's a video of my colonoscopy adventure yesterday. It's been almost four years since my last one and I was about a year overdue. Four years is a long time and I'll admit I had a little "scanxiety" leading up to the procedure. I'm strong, and healthy, and feel great, but I was still a little nervous about the results... This is probably the only time you will ever see me doped up on camera. Micah and I got a lot of laughs watching and editing this. Enjoy!

Here’s a new interview I did with documentary filmmaker, actor and kickboxing champion Ian Jacklin about his film, icurecancer.com,  This a must see documentary about people who cured themselves of cancer after their doctors were unable to help them. It also …

So I recently compared the top three most popular plant-based protein powders to see which one was the best. I compared price, quality and content... And there is definitely a winner.

Here's a quick video I shot to explain why I don't "Race for the Cure", wear a Livestrong bracelet, grow a moustache for Movember, and generally oppose most cancer charities.

Back in 2004 when I first started to research natural therapies I read every natural cancer survival testimony I could find. I found many common threads and one of them was jumping on a mini trampoline, aka Rebounding. I figured since so many natural survivors and health practitioners were doing it there must be something to it... Here's a video I made about rebounding along with a detailed blog post about the science behind rebounding.

This movie has been out for awhile and it just occurred to me that I have't said anything about it on the blog. So today I am! Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead is a documentary about Joe Cross, an overweight pill-popping Australian man with a rare chronic disease who decides to go on a 60-day juice fast while road-tripping across the U.S. There some really amazing serendipitous events that happen along the way which I won't divulge, but I will tell you that his health transformation is incredible...

My name is Lindsey, and I live in Cape Town, South Africa. I was diagnosed with Colon Cancer - Sept 2012. On the 12th August 2011 my life changed forever. I had been to the doctor three times before about experiencing pain in my lower abdomen. He did the usual urine and blood test and announced it was a bladder infection. Weeks of antibiotics later, I was sicker than ever. That morning I woke with the most excruciating pain I had ever experienced, I could barely walk. Deep inside me, I knew it was something terrible.

On April 1, 2003 I was diagnosed w/ a late stage 3b, malignant melanoma that had ulcerated and after a sentinal node biopsy they discovered that the cancer was in my lymph nodes. I learned to follow my intuition, I learned that fear had no place (except to motivate) in cancer recovery. Too many patients put their life into the hands who have no true interest in your survival. Why do we do this? "Bad" patients i think have higher survivor rates because they are willing to actually think outside the box and don't fold under "an authority figure"...

The Cancer Control Society is a non-profit that distributes literature, books, and videos on Alternative and Natural Medicine.  Since 1973 they have been helping people all over the world prevent and control cancer and other diseases through Nutrition and Non-Toxic Therapies.   Here's a short video of me sharing my story at the 2011 CCS Cancer Convention.