Detecting Cancer Far Earlier than Traditional Means..Part 6 of 7
The EDS Biosurvey Cancer Cascade. The “Cancer Cascade,” or the biochemical changes that occur in the human body, takes about 8 years before cancer cells develop into a tumor detectable by traditional...
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I ACCIDENTALLY WALK FOR BREAST CANCER, PART 2 of 3
Ask your oncologist what he knows about Nobel Prize winner Otto Warburg. Ask him what he thinks of the well documented principle that cancer is starved out by a highly oxygenated internal terrain,...
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A toast to Eleanor Romney!
I’ve a confession. I’ve never even been to a movie by myself. I’ve really never been alone. I was married for 20 years since I was very young. I was always in a relationship, from 16 onward, until a...
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My European Cancer Journey…….Part 1
I have been across the world and seen some humbling, terrifying, and awe-inspiring sights. On a personal level, my trip to Europe was hard. Our luggage lost, getting lost in a city on foot, the strike...
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The best cancer clinic I’ve ever been to……Europe travels part 2
There is a clear winner. Best holistic cancer treatment I’ve ever seen. Blew me away, in fact. The facility itself is gorgeous! It’s the $17 million gift of a wealthy humanitarian who was cured by the...
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The best cancer clinic I’ve ever been to……Europe travels part 3
It’s Paracelsus al Ronc in the gorgeous Southern Swiss Alps. My favorite holistic clinic (specializing in cancer but also treating for heavy metals, Lyme’s and so many other things), in 18 months of...
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The “difficult patient”……Euro cancer travels, part 4
In my tour of alternatives to chemo and radiation, throughout Europe, I encountered Dr. Alexander Herzog. He’s a traditionally trained oncologist, and he does administer chemotherapy in his small...
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My friend Madeline diagnosed with breast cancer…..Euro Cancer Travels part 6
Coming home from studying at 5 holistic cancer treatment facilities in Europe, we were met by the mother of my long-time friend who traveled with me to run my camera. Before we even got to baggage...
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My friend Bonnie, a cancer patient, comes back from Paracelsus with this report
As you know, I’m taking some GreenSmoothieGirl readers with me to the Paracelsus al Ronc clinic in the Southern Swiss Alps, May 5-19. Read more HERE. There are a few rooms left, if you’re thinking...
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VIDEO: How do you talk to a cancer patient?
You can read this content about how to talk to and support a cancer patient, below–or watch it on my video here! I’ve spent a ton of time lately with cancer patients. Especially Stage 4 patients....
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Creative Health Institute, part 1 of 5
I’m home from Hodunk, Michigan! I’ve just returned from a phenomenal experience at Creative Health Institute, in Hodunk, Michigan. It’s my first stop in a tour over the next year studying non-toxic...
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Here’s a video of our teacher, Madeleine, talking about Rejuvelac, and a great idea for green smoothies—and the “banya” by the Coldwater Creek that is my favorite part of the CHI experience. If ALL you...
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Here’s a video of Ed and me. He makes a living selling processed food, and he came to CHI because his mom paid for it and told him to go. He had no idea what he was getting himself into. I told him,...
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Recipes from CHI! Part 1 of 2
“Going off sugar” has always been hard for me, because the way I eat really healthy even in the face of temptation, is to tell myself, “I could have that if I wanted to. I choose not to.” (I list...
View ArticleGreen Juice: Can It Be Yummy? I’m in Arizona to Find Out!
I’ve just checked into An Oasis of Healing to study what Dr. Thomas Lodi, M.D., does to help people. One of my readers, Inge, read what we’re doing and wrote about how much she loves Dr. Lodi, who has...
View ArticleThe Quotable Dr. Thomas Lodi, OASIS, part 4 of 13
Sunday I want you to meet Christine, a patient at Oasis, who did a massive amount of homework before choosing to work with Dr. Lodi. Today I’m giving you some nuggets from Dr. Lodi’s lecture after mine...
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Oasis of Hope, Tijuana (Contreras Clinic)
Oasis of Hope in Tijuana is inpatient, with all meals served to you. It is very much a hospital—not a medical spa like in Irvine, or a detox retreat like Creative Health Institute or Hippocrates...
View ArticleDietary philosophy and supplements, part 2 of 7
DIETARY PHILOSOPHY Dr. Connealy’s program, executed by her nutritionist, Liliana, is 80% alkaline and 20% acid foods (like animal products, grains, berries). They feed patients 20% fat, 30% protein,...
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The “difficult patient”……Euro cancer travels, part 4
In my tour of alternatives to chemo and radiation, throughout Europe, I encountered Dr. Alexander Herzog. He’s a traditionally trained oncologist, and he does administer chemotherapy in his small...
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The “Difficult Patient”: Euro Cancer Travels, Part 4
In my tour of alternatives to chemo and radiation, throughout Europe, I encountered Dr. Alexander Herzog. He’s a traditionally trained oncologist, and he does administer chemotherapy in his small...
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