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Ty Bollinger lost both of his parents and several other family members to the ravages of conventional cancer treatment. That led him to pursue nationwide and worldwide journeys to research natural cancer therapies that culminated in his two documentary series “The Quest for the Cures” and “The Truth About Cancer. A published author and frequent lecturer, Ty has made it his life mission to share what he learned from the doctors, scientists and recovered patients he interviewed.
Much of his message is what we have been teaching at BeatCancer.org since 1977.
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Listen now as BeatCancer.org founder and educational director Dr. Susan Silberstein interviews natural cancer cure researcher Ty Bollinger.
In 1993, Ann Fonfa was diagnosed with breast cancer. She underwent a mastectomy but refused chemotherapy and radiation. By 1997 her disease had progressed to stage IV, but she is now disease-free, thanks to the natural therapies she chose to pursue. Wishing to share with other cancer patients what she learned in her quest for options, Ann founded the Annie Appleseed Project, a Florida- based non-profit patient advocacy organization which frequently collaborates with BeatCancer.org.
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• Ann’s amazing story from 25 tumors to full recovery
• The nutrient that blocks cancer via nine different pathways
• Why Ann says survival is a conscious choice • The role that Traditional Chinese Medicine played in her recovery
• The limits of clinical trials and the FDA drug approval system
• Details of the 10 annual Annie Appleseed Conference coming up Feb. 25
Nine years ago, Laurie Beck was diagnosed with a rare and incurable form of cancer – in fact, two types of cancer: non-Hodgkins B-cell lymphoma and marginal cell leukemia. Doctors told her she needed to start chemotherapy immediately. She didn’t, but three years later they could find no trace of cancer in her body. In this interview Laurie describes her healing journey using a combination of Western and Eastern medicine and alternative healing modalities. In the process, she learned many unanticipated lessons about herself and about life.
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To encourage others with cancer who have lost hope and to inspire them to persevere, Laurie wrote a personal memoir, I Am Living to Tell.
Seventeen years ago, Richard Wiebe was diagnosed with a deadly stage IV brain tumor known as glioblastoma multiforme, an extremely aggressive disease with a five-year survival rate of only one to five percent. Declared “incurable” with an expected prognosis of six months, Richard had surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation and then developed a rare secondary cancer caused by his treatment. But the natural therapies he pursued made all the difference and Richard now celebrates his 17th year of survival in vibrant health!
Dr. T. Colin Campbell, a specialist in researching the effects of diet on health. Professor Emeritus of Nutritional Biochemistry at Cornell University and one of the lead scientists for the China-Oxford-Cornell Diet and Health Project, he is the author of numerous books including The China Study and Whole and was featured in the acclaimed documentary Forks Over Knives. Also check out Dr. Campbell’s new documentary film designed to tell you “what you really need to know.”From the producer and writer of the acclaimed documentary film Forks Over Knives, PlantPure Nation tells the story of three people on a quest to spread the message of one of the most important health breakthroughs of all time. When Dr. Campbell inspired Kentucky State Representative Tom Riner to propose a pilot program documenting the health benefits of a plant-based diet, they inadvertently set in motion a series of events that exposed powerful forces opposed to change. After industry lobbyists killed the pilot program, Dr. Campbell’s oldest son Nelson decided to try his own grassroots approach as film director. PlantPure Nation was filmed across the USA and features world-renowned experts, doctors and authors. It can be seen in theaters this summer. (2015)
In 1990, Jennifer Jackson was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer known as osteosarcoma, an aggressive disease with one of the lowest survival rates among pediatric cancers. Despite major surgery and aggressive chemotherapy, her prognosis was poor, and the likelihood was great that she would develop a secondary cancer years after treatment. And yet, this year, Jennifer celebrates her 25th year of survival in vibrant health!
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· Jennifer’s amazing story, not only of surviving but also thriving
· How she has continued her athletic accomplishments with only part of her left leg
· Why her oncologists are so surprised to see her doing so well for so long
· How a shift in thinking about the effect of food choices on her body made all the difference
Jennifer Jackson wasn’t just lucky – she also chose to be well! If you are dealing with cancer, listen to this podcast and be inspired by Jennifer’s story of hope and empowerment.
Best-selling author of Heal Breast Cancer Naturally, Dr. “V” has spent more than 30 years in the wellness field as a holistic practitioner. Through her vast research and clinical experience with non-toxic approaches to breast cancer, she has helped thousands of women. In this podcast, she shares with her listeners
· Her personal breast cancer healing journey
· Common breast cancer myths that keep women in fear
· Non-invasive early detection tests for breast cancer
· Specific nutritional supplements that help fight breast cancer
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