In this episode of the Cancer Secrets Podcast, Dr. Jonathan Stegall shares a powerful patient success story that illustrates the potential of integrative oncology. He walks listeners through Dorothy’s journey - a woman diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer with metastasis and a very poor prognosis. Despite being told she only had six months to live, Dorothy chose an integrative approach at Dr. Stegall’s clinic, combining conventional treatments with innovative therapies like low-dose chemotherapy, fasting, insulin potentiation, and supportive therapies including intravenous vitamin C and mistletoe.

Dr. Stegall details how Dorothy’s treatment plan was uniquely tailored, incorporating both science-backed protocols and compassionate care. Week by week, Dorothy’s health improved dramatically - her symptoms resolved, her CA125 tumor markers steadily dropped to normal, and she became a candidate for a far less invasive surgery than originally expected. Ongoing maintenance and lifestyle adjustments have kept her healthy and in remission.

If you or someone you care about is seeking hope or new options for cancer treatment, this episode is filled with practical insights and encouragement. Listen in to learn how integrative oncology can offer real-world results and renewed optimism, even in challenging cases. Be sure to subscribe and stay tuned for more uplifting patient stories!

In this episode of the Cancer Secrets Podcast, Dr. Jonathan Stegall brings us an in-depth discussion about the Galleri Test, an innovative blood test that screens for over 50 types of cancer. He explains how traditional screening methods only cover a handful of cancers and often detect them at a later stage. The Galleri Test uses cutting-edge technology to identify DNA methylation patterns in the blood, potentially finding cancer signals before symptoms ever appear.

Dr. Stegall shares the promising research behind the Galleri Test, including its accuracy in screening and stories from his own practice, where the test played a pivotal role in early cancer detection and improved outcomes. He talks about how the test works, who can access it, and addresses its current out-of-pocket cost.

If you're interested in proactive health and early cancer detection, Dr. Stegall encourages you to talk to your healthcare provider about the Galleri Test and visit galleri.com for more details. Stay tuned for more insightful episodes and remember to subscribe and share the podcast with loved ones who may benefit from this information.

In this inspiring episode of the Cancer Secrets Podcast, Dr. Jonathan Stegall welcomes Dr. Sarah Friend, a triple board-certified medical oncologist with special expertise in breast cancer. Together, they explore Dr. Friend’s journey into medicine, her personal connection to hematology and oncology, and her passion for delivering compassionate, patient-centered care. The conversation covers important topics like the pros and cons of mammograms, breast MRI, and thermography as screening tools, as well as the value of breast self-exams and navigating the sometimes challenging oncology care system.

Dr. Friend also discusses why so many patients can feel rushed or unheard in traditional healthcare settings and how shortened appointments can impact care. She introduces her virtual coaching platform, My Friend MD, designed to provide one-hour, personalized cancer coaching sessions. This innovative service aims to address patients’ education needs, bridge communication gaps, and empower individuals and their families at any stage of the cancer journey.

If you or someone you love is navigating a cancer diagnosis, this episode is filled with actionable advice, encouragement, and resources. Tune in to learn how you can advocate for yourself, find trustworthy support, and discover how Dr. Friend’s coaching can help answer your questions and bring more clarity to your cancer care. Don’t forget to check out past episodes for more cancer insights!

Website: https://myfriendmd.com/ 

In this episode of the Cancer Secrets Podcast, Dr. Jonathan Stegall highlights groundbreaking research on the role of exercise in reducing cancer recurrence, particularly after treatment for colon cancer. Dr. Stegall breaks down a new large-scale study presented at ASCO, which found that regular, structured exercise led to a significantly lower risk of cancer coming back and even reduced mortality rates over time for colon cancer survivors. He also reviews previous research and shares the powerful point that, if exercise were a drug, it would be worth billions because of its incredible health benefits.

Dr. Stegall goes beyond the numbers by offering practical, science-backed exercise recommendations for everyone—whether you’re fighting cancer, in remission, or focused on prevention. He explains how combining resistance training and cardiovascular activity, along with a bit of stretching, can make a transformative difference for your body and mind. The emphasis is on keeping things simple, safe, and adaptable for all fitness levels, with tips for getting started even if gyms seem intimidating.

Inspired by the latest evidence, Dr. Stegall’s message is clear: it’s never too late to make exercise a cornerstone of your health routine. Start where you are, pick an activity you enjoy, and talk to your healthcare provider before beginning. Let this episode be your encouragement to lace up those shoes and take a step toward a stronger, healthier future!

Website: https://drstegall.com/

In this episode of the Cancer Secrets podcast, Dr. Jonathan Stegall dives into the fascinating intersection of artificial intelligence and cancer care. He explains what artificial intelligence (AI) really means, highlighting its rapid advancements and growing presence in healthcare. Dr. Stegall discusses how AI can analyze complex data, recognize patterns, and even draw clinical inferences faster than humans, especially when it comes to interpreting medical images like CT scans and MRIs.

Dr. Stegall explores the practical ways AI is supporting cancer diagnosis, helping radiologists prioritize critical images, and assisting with genetic data analysis, all while emphasizing that AI still can't replace the nuanced decision-making and emotional connection that comes from a strong doctor-patient relationship. He reassures listeners that while AI augments care and streamlines tasks, the heart of medicine remains deeply human.

If you’re curious or even concerned about AI’s role in your healthcare journey, this episode offers practical hope and insight. Tune in to learn why AI should be viewed as a valuable tool, not a replacement for your healthcare provider.

Website: https://drstegall.com/ 

In this episode of the Cancer Secrets podcast, Dr. Jonathan Stegall breaks down how to prioritize cancer treatments for the best possible outcomes. He demystifies the overwhelming array of options—both conventional and alternative—by explaining the strengths of surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and radiation, as well as highlighting important scientific evidence around integrative approaches.

Dr. Stegall emphasizes that while standard treatments are the foundation, supportive therapies like intravenous vitamin C, mistletoe, optimized nutrition, and lymphatic therapy can play valuable roles when combined thoughtfully. He shares research, practical tips, and honest insights about what works, what’s still unproven, and how to avoid misconceptions about “miracle cures” floating around online.

If you or someone you love is feeling confused about next steps after a cancer diagnosis, Dr. Stegall’s guidance brings clarity, hope, and actionable advice. Share this episode with anyone who needs practical, science-based encouragement on their cancer journey and stay tuned for more empowering discussions!

Website: https://drstegall.com/

In Episode 81 of the Cancer Secrets podcast, Dr. Jonathan Stegall delves into the potential anticancer properties of two medications, mebendazole and fenbendazole, traditionally used to treat parasitic infections. He shares intriguing research findings, including observations by Dr. Gregory Riggins at Johns Hopkins University, highlighting mebendazole's ability to possibly slow or prevent cancer growth. Dr. Stegall discusses the mechanisms through which mebendazole may work, such as disrupting cell division and enhancing the immune response to cancer.

Despite their promise, both medications are considered off-label for cancer treatment, prompting a careful assessment of risks and benefits. Dr. Stegall shares successful case reports and his own experiences using mebendazole with patients, noting its safety and compatibility with other treatments. However, he emphasizes the need for supervision by a knowledgeable physician, preventing self-medication despite the compelling anecdotal evidence.

If you're intrigued by mebendazole's potential and want to explore more unconventional cancer treatments, this episode is a must-listen. Dr. Stegall encourages those interested to consult their doctor and stay informed through this podcast. Don't forget to leave a review on your favorite platform if you find this episode valuable.

In this episode, I dive into the intricate world of gut health and its vital role in preventing and managing cancer, as well as other chronic conditions. I explain that a balanced gut microbiome is essential for reducing inflammation and ensuring efficient digestion. I explain the benefits of postbiotics, which can be found in fermented foods like yogurt, sauerkraut, and kombucha, and also highlight how digestive enzymes can alleviate bloating and discomfort.

You'll learn how stomach acid levels impact digestion, along with practical tips on using betaine HCL supplements to support low acid levels and natural remedies for managing excess acid. Throughout the episode, I also emphasize the importance of regular, healthy bowel movements, and explore the benefits of organic whole foods, fasting and proper hydration in maintaining optimal gut health.

Ready to transform your gut health and understand its impact on overall well-being? Tune in to discover practical tips and expert advice to help you make informed lifestyle and dietary changes.

In this episode of the Cancer Secrets podcast, I take a fresh look at intravenous vitamin C and its potential as a game changer in cancer treatment. I discuss groundbreaking research led by Dr. Joseph Cullen from the University of Iowa, which demonstrates remarkable improvements in survival rates for stage four pancreatic cancer patients when chemotherapy is combined with high-dose IV vitamin C. The results are compelling—this combination therapy is not only extending lives but also reducing side effects.

I also share my personal journey with IV vitamin C, explaining why I initially removed it from my protocol and how new, compelling data has led me to reintroduce it alongside chemotherapy. The field of cancer treatment is constantly evolving, and this episode highlights the importance of staying open to emerging research that can make a real difference.

Beyond pancreatic cancer, this approach holds promise for other cancer types as well. Tune in to learn more about the latest insights into IV vitamin C and its role in integrative cancer care. And if you’re looking for a deeper dive, check out my online course, Cancer Secrets University, where I provide comprehensive knowledge and resources to help you or a loved one navigate cancer treatment with confidence.

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In this episode, Dr. Jonathan Stegall answers listener questions about integrative oncology. Susan from Ohio asks for advice on finding an oncologist who uses integrative treatments for her husband, who has rectal cancer. Dr. Stegall highlights the limited number of specialists in this field and shares his goal of creating a cancer consulting program to help patients who can’t visit his Atlanta office.

Jacqueline from Las Vegas asks about the effectiveness of endocrine therapy for her stage 2A breast cancer, which is weakly estrogen receptor positive. Dr. Stegall breaks down breast cancer receptors, treatment options, and possible side effects. He also explains how supplementary treatments like DIM and the Signatera blood test can help create a personalized treatment plan.

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