On today's shown author and activist Dr. Susan Wadia-Ells joins us to discuss her work investigating the metabolic underpinnings of cancer.   She outlines 5 basic steps to preventing breast cancer.  She discusses cancer as a metabolic disease and outlines a healthcare action plan to address risk factors.

On today's shown author and activist Dr. Susan Wadia-Ells joins us to discuss her work investigating the metabolic underpinnings of cancer. She outlines 5 basic steps to preventing breast cancer. She discusses cancer as a metabolic disease and outlines a healthcare action plan to address risk factors.

On today's shown author and activist Dr. Susan Wadia-Ells joins us to discuss her work investigating the metabolic underpinnings of cancer.&nbsp; &nbsp;She outlines 5 basic steps to preventing breast cancer.&nbsp; She discusses cancer as a metabolic disease and outlines a healthcare action plan to address risk factors.

Take off the pink ribbons and stop running for the cure.  What to do instead

Anyone who has been through breast cancer and breast cancer treatment knows it’s not over the day you ring the chemo bell.  All too often there are ongoing health deficits and problems that go on for months or even years after oncology treatment.  As more and more women and men are living with breast cancer as a chronic disease there is a need for integrative care that combines the best of conventional medical treatment and natural and complementary medicine that address not only oncology treatment but healing and reclaiming health after chemo, surgery and radiation.  As a Functional Medicine Practitioner, Advance Practice RN and breast cancer survivor Deborah Beaumont will bring you information from a evidence based functional medicine/integrative health perspective. We look at comprehensive, integrative modalities such as mind-body medicine, therapeutic nutrition, natural medicines, CBD oil and lifestyle changes to support cancer recovery.  The podcast dedicated to the real life issues and concerns of breast cancer and breast cancer treatment survivors.  

Contact information and show information can be found at www.boobsarentworthdyingfor.com or the host can be contacted at radicalhealthRN@gmail.com

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Anyone who has been through breast cancer and breast cancer treatment knows it’s not over the day you ring the chemo bell. All too often there are ongoing health deficits and problems that go on for months or even years after oncology treatment. As more and more women and men are living with breast cancer as a chronic disease there is a need for integrative care that combines the best of conventional medical treatment and natural and complementary medicine that address not only oncology treatment but healing and reclaiming health after chemo, surgery and radiation. As a Functional Medicine Practitioner, Advance Practice RN and breast cancer survivor Deborah Beaumont will bring you information from a evidence based functional medicine/integrative health perspective. We look at comprehensive, integrative modalities such as mind-body medicine, therapeutic nutrition, natural medicines, CBD oil and lifestyle changes to support cancer recovery. The podcast dedicated to the real life issues and concerns of breast cancer and breast cancer treatment survivors. Contact information and show information can be found at www.boobsarentworthdyingfor.com or the host can be contacted at radicalhealthRN@gmail.com

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