Cancer is a devastating disease, there’s no question about that. But are we doing the best we can in it’s treatment and prevention? Let me clarify.

You’re a unique individual, right? I mean, you have the same cells, organs, proteins and hormones as I do. Our brains look the same too, but does that mean we all think the same? Of course not. We are individuals who react differently to the same situation, based on our past experiences.

Today we’re talking with Marcus Freudenmann, the producer of the documentary "Cancer is Curable Now" and director of the TRULY HEAL academy, about how this same concept needs to be applied to the treatment, and prevention of disease. Every person with cancer has their own past experiences, including their experiences with health. The cancer may be the same, but the way it affects each of us because of our differences in our health history, and therefore the way we treat it, is specific to each person.

Currently, most Western medicine focuses on treating the cancer – a one size fits all mentality. But what if we took the whole person into account and treated them instead? That means thoroughly investigating their overall health history, not just their history of cancer.

And if we did that with success, could we not start focusing on your health now, as a preventative measure for disease in general?

Marcus is sharing all his findings in his years of research, including why some treatments don’t work for some the way they do for others when battling cancer.

This is a fascinating conversation that will open your eyes and get you thinking.

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