Kathy Bero was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer in 2005. After conventional treatment, she was diagnosed with throat cancer, and head and neck cancer.
When the doctors wrote her off, she took control of her situation, made radical changes to her diet and lifestyle, and she got well!
In this video I am going to show you everything in my organic plant-based fridge!
Breast cancer patients who eat a low-fat diet are more likely to survive for 10+ years, compared to those who eat a higher fat diet.
In today’s video I am going to show you everything in my organic plant-based pantry!
In our interview Pamela talks about her highly unusual upbringing hanging around corpses, drug addicts and criminals, the shocking things she saw in med school, the soul crushing life of working in institutionalized medicine, and more. This interview is equal parts hilarious and horrifying.
Numerous studies have shown that low-carb and ketogenic diets do not reverse cancer, can speed up cancer growth, and increase your risk of an early death.
A new study found that two commonly used breast cancer drugs can promote lung metastasis in a previously undiscovered way.
Colorectal cancer patients have been found to have low levels of a anticancer bacteria and high levels of cancer-promoting bacteria. And it all depends on your diet.
Here’s my interview with Debbie Mantenopoulos and Cameron Mathison on Home & Family on the Hallmark Channel, which originally aired November 15th, 2018. Everyone at Home & Family was amazing to work with and Debbie and Cameron are just as nice off-screen as they are on-screen. It was so much fun!
Michael Tyrrell is an author, musician, composer, producer, and the creator of the Wholetones Music Project, music designed to promote healing by using specific tonal frequencies thought
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