
Watch my talk from Staying Alive NY 2012!
Here’s my talk from the Staying Alive New York 2012 health conference.
It’s a 40 minute talk plus 20 minutes of Q&A with the audience.
And the only place you can watch it is right here.

Here’s my talk from the Staying Alive New York 2012 health conference.
It’s a 40 minute talk plus 20 minutes of Q&A with the audience.
And the only place you can watch it is right here.
My husband of 34 years was diagnosed with stage 4 primary liver cancer in March 2012. The doctor told us there was not much to be done since the tumor was 7 inches covering his lower lobe and also had spread to his lymph nodes. After one week at home we decided to do what we have done for many years, rely on ourselves.
We started making phoenix tears and he was off the morphine in one week. Within a couple of weeks his pain and swollen stomach disappeared and with it came hope and a good quality of life. His tumor marker went from over 6000 to normal and he is feeling well.

In late 2006 I was diagnosed with Colon Cancer with metastasis to the liver
Surgery was necessary as the colon was almost blocked and I had 2 small tumours removed from the liver in a second operation 3 months later.
I refused all other follow up treatment that was offered, much to the disgust of the highly paid oncolgist…
My name is Lori McFadden, and I was diagnosed with parotid salivary gland cancer, stage 1, grade 2, in July, 2005, at age 50. This type of cancer often returns after 7 to 10 years. Mine came back after 6 years, but was beaten back through nutrition and anti-cancer supplements and hasn’t returned…

Allan Taylor was told by doctors that his cancer was ‘incurable’. Then he changed his diet. Four months later the cancer was gone.
My name is Linda, I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in June of 2010 at age 47.
I had the surgery and unfortunately I did the chemo. A few months into the chemo I started reading books and changed a lot of things. I finished all but one treatment – I did stop early though because of the things I had learned while reading and researching.
I changed my diet to completely vegan, with juicing, I started doing the flax oil and cottage cheese (Budwig Protocol), drinking Essiac Tea, and began seeing a naturopathic doctor who also has medical doctors at his clinic who deal with cancer, and changed my supplements to the best I could buy.
But the thing that I think saved my life was having all of my root canals removed…

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.
Today’s post is a video interview I did this week with Kelley Eidem, author of
The Doctor Who Cures Cancer: The Story of Dr. Emanuel Revici, MD .
Kelley and I discuss:
-Dr Revici’s relatively unknown work and natural cancer treatment approach
-How to determine whether your body is in an anabolic or catabolic state
-What that means and how it should determine your specific anti-cancer diet
-What types of foods relieve cancer pain naturally
-How Kelly used what he learned from Dr. Revici to heal his own cancer naturally
And the strange and remarkable pain relief some cancer patients are getting from an all natural homeopathic nasal spray.

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.

Chemotherapy can cause damage to healthy cells which triggers them to secrete a protein that sustains tumour growth and resistance to further treatment, from a study published in Nature Medicine.
Researchers in the United States made the “completely unexpected” finding while seeking to explain why cancer cells are so resilient inside the human body when they are easy to kill in the lab.
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