Radical Remission: Surviving Cancer Against All Odds

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It's fascinating in an anthropological sense, hearkening back to the Kellogg days of alternative health treatments for hysteria. The other two key factors (changing your diet and taking herbs and supplements) will require more individualized care plan.

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Turner identified more than 75 different healing factors that patients used to help heal themselves. Her book, Radical Remission, The Nine Key Factors That Can Make a Real Difference, is a summary of the findings from her PhD work (and beyond). Regardless of this critique, I thought the book was still a valuable contribution - to have tracked down and interviewed so many people who have recovered from dire prognoses is impressive. All of those things right there have been shown in preventative studies to reduce the risk of cancer by almost 50%.

The last thing I need right now is some kind of shaming right/wrong finger-wagging about the dilemmas of responding to a cancer diagnosis. You do hear anecdotes about business people, like Conrad Hilton, who had this intuition about building a hotel or whatever. After extensive surgery to remove most of the cancer, he was told he would only live for six more months. Where it does come up in the longer stories is only to say how badly they felt under that oppressive old way they used to live.

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I think that really speaks to the crossover of your different skillsets, that you could combine all these different parts of your background and look at it in a really unique way. They did anything and everything they were told to do, even though they had a little voice inside their head or a feeling in their gut that said, “No, no, no, no. In the current study, we have similar findings, but also additional points that were found in the previous study and were not emphasized enough.The frontal cortex knew after 80 cards; meaning, when the participants were asked to explain what’s going on here, after 80 cards they said, “Oh, I get it. An inspiring and well-written book about people who have survived cancer, and some of the ways in which they have addressed their disease. Though the marketing copy and introduction suggest this book is written to be used along with Western medicine, she cherry picks her volunteers (without discussing volunteer bias) so as to glorify those who refuse treatment. Radical Remission's message, turned out to be: If you want to be healed of cancer, change your diet, take some supplements and turn to eastern religion.

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Turner also interviewed fifty non-Western alternative healers from the jungles, mountains and cities of countries including the United States, China, England, Brazil, India and Zimbabwe. Encompassing diet, stress, emotions, spirituality, and other factors that profoundly affect our health and well-being, Turner’s discussion of how our choices can cause the seemingly miraculous to happen will open your eyes to what is possible when it comes to lasting healing. Kiacono was on an anti-inflammatory diet, exercised regularly, and used naturopathic modalities when she was diagnosed with Stage 3 Mantle Cell Lymphoma.There are a couple of fascinating studies, not related to health, but related to how does this System One work in your body? In another example, Nancy’s doctor recommended a standard therapy of full mastectomy, radiation and tamoxifen. Ten years ago, that was a question that Kelly Turner wanted an answer to, and she set out to answer it.

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But, again, I’m trained in both qualitative and quantitative methods, and when you’re using qualitative methods, it’s most respectful to use the words that your subjects are using. Radical Remission is worth reading not just for cancer patients and those who love them, but for anyone interested in cancer prevention. It gives you the courage to challenge the ideas that are proposed and to get answers and alternatives that make sense or even gain confidence in agreeing to a proposed plan of treatment. Ivor von Senger, a chiropractor from South Africa, struggled with what was first diagnosed as carpal tunnel syndrome. I think future editions would be well-served by an encyclopedic format, allowing people to read more deeply into whatever they wish.

I highly recommend this book for anyone living with cancer or those looking to get one step ahead of the game. It’s a little harder when you’re studying cancer survivors and you say, “They do this ‘crazy’ thing, like following your intuition.