Category: Cancer

Holy Crap, I Did It! The Gerson Two-Year Mark

Posted April 16, 2012
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Image found here 8760 glasses of juice 2920 coffee enemas 1460 baked potatoes 1460 bowls of Hippocrates soup 33580 supplements 174 shots of castor oil Two years ago yesterday I arrived at the Gerson clinic in Tijuana, Mexico to start two years of intense detoxification and nutritional treatment. I thought that I was about to… Read More

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Healing Hiatus Activity #2: Oncology Massage

Posted March 19, 2012
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As some of you know, when I was first diagnosed with cancer (and before I put all of my faith into healing my body naturally) I underwent several conventional treatments including a couple of surgeries and an extremely high dose of chemotherapy – all targeted at my left hand, arm and armpit.   It’s been… Read More

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Why A Balanced Approach to Life Is Crucial To Your Health

Posted March 7, 2012
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Image found here Guest post by Dr Greg Schreeuwer.   One of the greatest contributors to cancer, apart from poor nutrition, electromagnetic radiation and a lack of physical exercise is a mental attitude of ‘all or nothing’. So often, we encounter people or come across people we love who have this specific approach to life…. Read More

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Healing Through The Holidays recipe e-book

Posted November 21, 2011
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30 delicious Gerson Therapy-approved recipes to get you through the holidays without any deprivation or guilt!   Forget stocking fillers and new jocks, there is no better gift you can give yourself or those you love than this recipe e-book. The idea came to me when Mum and I were chatting about what we were… Read More

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Diary of another Gerson Person: A day in my mum’s life

Posted November 7, 2011
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  I vaguely remember what life was like before the rules and regulations of Gerson Therapy became such an imposing feature. I used to think I was busy. I used to complain about not having enough time to do certain things I was forever procrastinating about. Thinking back, I want to slap myself. The amount… Read More

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I’m an official ambassador!

Posted November 3, 2011
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“You have cancer” is probably one of the most terrifying things you can be told. It doesn’t matter how old you are, this statement will instantly evoke fear, uncertainty and the anticipation of sickness and pain. Growing up in Western society, this is what we are taught goes hand-in-hand with cancer. Upon being granted this… Read More

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The healing power of ‘no’

Posted October 27, 2011
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I’m a people pleaser. This is both one of my attributes and weaknesses. It’s a good thing because it means I’m (mostly) seen as a nice person, but on the other hand it means that I tend to give more of myself than I really truly want to. I have trouble saying no, without a… Read More

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Cancer is not a disease. It is a mechanism of protection and survival.

Posted October 26, 2011
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Guest post by Dr Greg Schreeuwer.   It is so important for people who have, are currently experiencing or have a fear of going through cancer, to truly understand the mechanism that goes on inside the body and the real reasons why the body creates this. As the title suggests, cancer is certainly not a… Read More

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Healing Cancer World Summit

Posted October 10, 2011
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Is there someone in your life who has cancer? Is it you, even? If you can’t say yes to either of these questions, then you are in a blessed minority of the population. Cancer is becoming such an epidemic that experts say the chances of getting it will soon be one in two. Isn’t that… Read More

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7 travel tips for cancer patients

Posted September 27, 2011
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Guest post by Tara Hawken. When first diagnosed with a life threatening disease like cancer, most people find themselves creating their first so-called ‘Bucket List’. When I was diagnosed with a grade two, malignant oligo-astrocytoma, 5cm wide in my brain, at the age of 29, the bucket list started before I left the doctor’s room…. Read More

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