Debra is a firm believer in the concept, “Believe the diagnosis, NOT the prognosis.” She was diagnosed in 1992 with Stage 1 Breast Cancer at the age of 38. After 7 years with no signs of cancer, in 1999 developed an unrelenting cough which turned out to be inoperable Stage 4 Breast Cancer of the right lung.Rather than focusing on grim prognosis statistics, she began discovering there were patients who were exceptional and beat the odds. This lead her on her own journey towards healing and...

Cees experienced a cancer journey in 2018, where he took full responsibility for his recovery. He viewed this time as an opportunity for development and learned that there is a lot that we can do to heal ourselves. Though it can be difficult, he believes we can each make choices that influence our well-being in a positive way. Cees understands that change can be a personal challenge during a difficult period of life. In 2019, he discovered the Radical Remission Project and ever since, he has...

In 2009, Mana was diagnosed with a rare strain of cervical cancer. After her surgery and biopsy, she was categorized in the highest risk group for recurrence. There was no Radical Remission information available back then, but her intuition kept telling her what to do, and she ended up incorporating all of the healing factors. There has been no recurrence since 2009, and today there is no HPV in her body.   To learn more about coaching with Mana, visit her profile on RadicalRemission.com Or...

Dr. Saupe is the medical director of the Arcadiaclinic, Germany´s leading clinic for integrative and holistic cancer treatments. With more than 30 years of clinical experience he is the author of the book "Holistic Cancer Medicine" and a renowned speaker at international integrative and complementary cancer conferences.   More from Dr. Henning Saupe: Visit Arcadia Praxisklinik to learn more. Contact the clinic directly via email [email protected] or use this Contact Form.   Read Dr....

Ann Fonfa was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 1993. She was suffering from extreme Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, still not recognized as an illness today. She avoided chemotherapy, hormonal and radiation treatments using surgery and natural strategies to survive. Told she was stage IV in 1997, Ann added personalized Chinese herbal prescriptions to her complex complementary protocol. In 2019, Ann was diagnosed with follicular lymphoma and is again using Chinese herbal medicine as well...

At age 29, Hayley Dubin was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer. The cancer had spread to her appendix and colon so she underwent 2 surgeries and 3 rounds of intensive chemotherapy. After her treatment ended, Hayley knew that she never wanted to go through cancer treatment again if she could help it. It was then that she knew she needed to take control over her own health. She began to immerse herself into researching foods, lifestyle habits and mindsets that can heal the body and support...

Lindsay Beane's son, Russell, was diagnosed with spina bifida (a neural tube defect) at birth in 1992. He was able to have it surgically corrected at 5 weeks old. Subsequently, he was then diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (a progressive, fatal, incurable disease of the endocrine system) at 8 months of age. This second diagnosis predicted that her son would be sick, get sicker, and die as a teen or young adult. Motivated to keep her son alive and well as long as possible, Lindsay began to...

Diagnosed in 1991, at age 19, with stage 4 ovarian cancer, Nasha was told that she was in such a bad state that surgery and chemo was not possible. She took matters into her own hands, researched, and worked with alternative doctors to overhaul her entire life, from diet and supplements to deep emotional work. She later went on to Naturopathic Medical School so she could continue her own healing journey, and also learn how to share what she was learning with others. After 32 years, Nasha is...

Karla was originally diagnosed with breast cancer in 2003 and underwent a unilateral mastectomy, chemo, and radiation. Eleven years later, in late 2014, she received a metastatic breast cancer diagnosis. This diagnosis did not align with her goal of living to be 100+, so she decided to do all that she could to manage this challenge. Karla embarked on a holistic healing journey to help herself regain optimal health and longevity. With her integrative approach to healing, she is blessed to...

Tara Coyote was recommended to Hospice in the spring of 2019 with widespread cancer through-out her body. Through digging into immense self-care, complimentary medicine, the healing power of horses, the powerful energy of living in Kaua’i, Hawaii and fierce determination, she made a remarkable recovery and was declared ‘NED’ – No Evidence of Disease in 2022! She is the best-selling author of the book ‘Grace, Grit & Gratitude: A Cancer Thriver’s Journey from Hospice to Full Recovery with...

Dean Hall has been a licensed therapist and coach for over 30 years. He is an author, keynote speaker and two-time cancer survivor. He is also a two-time world record-setting extreme distance swimmer who became the first person in history to swim the entire 187 mile length of the Willamette River as an active cancer patient in hopes of inspiring other cancer patients to refuse to be defined by a diagnosis. Dean also swam the River Shannon in Ireland in 2017 to raise money and awareness for...

On the morning of February 2, 2006, after four heart-wrenching years with cancer, Anita’s body had finally had enough and she went into a coma. Her family was told by her doctors that she wouldn’t make it through the night. About thirty hours after she entered the coma, her eyes started to flicker open. Once she regained consciousness, inexplicably to her doctors, her cancer began to heal rapidly. To their amazement, she was free of countless tumors and cancer indicators within weeks. Since...

Keith Block, MD has long been regarded as the “father” of integrative oncology. He combines cutting-edge conventional treatments with personalized and scientifically-based innovative, complementary and nutraceutical therapies. In 1980, he co-founded the Block Center for Integrative Cancer Treatment in Skokie, Illinois, the first such facility in North America. Their model of care continues to set the standard for the practice of a comprehensive, individualized approach to cancer treatment in...

Justine’s own story serves as a testament to the possibilities of healing and the importance of individualised approaches to cancer care. Upon receiving a diagnosis of an aggressive Stage 3 Colon Cancer, Justine was given a poor prognosis - just a 16% chance of surviving 5 years without conventional treatments. Justine felt compelled to seek out an alternative strategy that could potentially improve her odds. She had surgery however she declined the conventional chemotherapy & radiation...

Karla Mans Giroux, Radical Remission Project Co-Director - As a radical remission survivor of metastatic breast cancer, with stable disease since 2016, Karla has utilized the 10 RR healing factors to overcome the odds of her own diagnosis. She is a former change management and communications executive who understands how difficult – and important – lifestyle change can be. As an RR Survivor, Karla is an ideal co-host and adds a personal angle to the Radical Remission Podcast. She is also the...

Liz Curran, Radical Remission Project Co-Director lost her sister to metastatic cancer in 2014. During that time, she held the role of emotional caregiver to her sister. This experience led her to become first a Certified Radical Remission Health Coach and, more recently, Co-Founder of Health Navigators, A Virtual Cancer Wellness Community. She is articulate and passionate about the RRP’s mission and has a strong desire to share the education and research of RR with those living with cancer...

In this podcast, it is our honor to bring you inspiring healing stories directly from Radical Remission Survivors themselves, as well as from the amazing doctors and healers they work with.  A Radical Remission is a statistically unlikely remission from cancer or another disease. This can fall into 3 categories: Category 1 is someone who heals without any conventional medicine.  Category 2 is someone who first tries conventional medicine but it unfortunately doesn’t work, so they’re forced...

Meet Special Guest and Radical Remission Survivor, Kris Carr. Kris has lived with stage four EHE cancer for 20 years. During our interview with Kris, she shares about her experience living two decades with cancer and how she reframed one of her biggest life challenges Into her life’s mission to pass on the lessons and help people build vibrant health and fulfilling lives. Kris’ healing story is filled with so many strong examples of how the radical remission healing factors showed up on her...