
How Linda healed breast cancer naturally in 2005
Diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma in 2005 at age 50, Linda refused conventional therapies and chose natural therapies to heal her breast cancer.

Diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma in 2005 at age 50, Linda refused conventional therapies and chose natural therapies to heal her breast cancer.

Check out this super awesome interview with my friend Bill Henderson, independent cancer researcher, healing expert and author of Cancer-Free: Your Guide to Gentle, Non-toxic Healing

Julia Chiapetta refused conventional treatments and healed breast cancer naturally in 2000. Check out our interview from the survivor couch at the 2014 Annie Appleseed Conference.


In this video interview from the Annie Appleseed conference, Melyssa explains why she chose natural therapies for thyroid cancer. This is a terrific story of her healing journey. She totally rocks it.

Dr. Patrick Vickers and I discuss the profound impact that stress and negativity have in causing cancer and preventing healing. Critical info. Don’t skip this.

Jill Schneider healed cervical cancer naturally nearly 40 years ago without any conventional treatment. She’s fun, funny and full of life. And now you get to hear her incredible story.

Hey everyone, here’s an awesome new interview with my friend Dr. Kelly Turner, author of Radical Remission: Surviving Cancer Against All Odds.
Her new book documents 10 years of research on people who have healed cancer without conventional treatment and/or after treatment has failed.
Sound like anyone you know?
In our interview we talk about how she ended up on this crazy mission ;)
and the groundbreaking information she learned, including some of the key factors
that all cancer healers have in common.
I am so excited about this book and our interview. And I know you’re gonna love it.

Ursula Kaiser was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian and uterine cancer in 1999.
Here’s how she healed it without chemo or radiation.

An important aspect of preventing and healing cancer is to reduce your body’s toxic load.
But many of us are unknowingly poisoning and polluting ourselves with what we put IN and ON our bodies. The less toxins your body absorbs, the less work it has to do to detoxify. Make sense?
An often overlooked source of chemical toxins are in the body care products we use daily: soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, make-up, lotion, toothpaste… believe me, it all adds up.
Today’s post is a guest blog from my friend and fellow natural survivor Cortney Cambell of
Anticancer Mom. I asked her to share her clean green beauty routine and favorite non-toxic personal care products, and she said yes, because she’s awesome.
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