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Dr. Lori is an author, entrepreneur, and licensed Naturopathic Doctor. She is the author of Live Longer and Stronger with Breast Cancer, and CancerDoesn’t Own You, endorsed by US Presidential candidate and 7 times NY Times best-selling author, Marianne Williamson. They are step-by-step guides to help fight cancer more effectively.She consults internationally and is the owner of Ontario’s most innovative naturopathic healing centre, Inside Health Clinic, running virtual and in-clinic retreats, which have been helping men and women reverse complicated diseases, such as Lyme, chronic fatigue, Hashimoto’s, and infertility, for over a decade.During our conversation, Dr. Lori shares shares how she helps people make necessary lifestyle changes without the overwhelm, the importance of getting the body into ketosis, what autophagy means and how fasting helps with this, what important steps to take when first diagnosed with cancer, how mitochondrial dysfunction can lead to cancer, her recommendation for processing and letting go of toxic emotions, and how her book, Cancer Doesn’t Own You, answers the questions people are often embarrassed to ask their doctor.For more information, go to drlori.caThe Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com

Barbara is the CEO & Founder of the More Life Collective. This personal development movement focuses on empowering driven individuals to improve their health, wealth, and happiness through signature resets, challenges, and retreats unique to the brand. The community offers exclusive access to industry leaders and a library of signature resets to inspire, educate, and empower members to achieve their goals and transform their lives. As a TV personality, Barbara loves sharing her tips and tricks and has frequently appeared on The TODAY Show, Good Day NY, New York Live, and the Nick Cannon Show. Additionally, Barbara is a mother of three and resides in Princeton, New Jersey.In addition to her other accomplishments, Barbara is also the author of Sabotage to Success. This book shares her journey and offers actionable steps for overcoming obstacles and achieving success.In 2015, Barbara faced a difficult divorce and was diagnosed with Stage III cancer. During treatment, she vowed that if she beat cancer and got another shot at life, she would live bigger, better, and bolder with true purpose, meaning, and intent. Today, the three words best describing Barbara are: Purpose, Style, and Adventure.During our conversation, Barbara shares what made her go after her dream of being a television personality, the symptoms she dismissed prior to her colon cancer diagnosis, how she would never be the person she is today if it wasn’t for her hardships, how she went from stay-at-home mom for over a decade to pursuing a TV career, how she helps people optimize their full potential, and how her dream became a reality with her first booking on the Today Show!For more information, go to barbaramajeski.com.The Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com 

Brady is an author, philanthropist, and relationship-builder. Brady recently released his first book titled Smiley’s Smile. His inspiration to become an author and write the book, came from his experience undergoing treatment for 2 childhood cancer diagnoses and finding power within education. Brady believes all children should have access to information that can empower them to understand and be involved regardless of their age within their healthcare journey.In addition to being an author, Brady works as the Assistant Director of Foundation Relations for Penn State College of Medicine and Penn State Health. Brady also works as an Institutional Review Board Member for the National Marrow Donor Program® (NMDP)/Be The Match®. Outside of his professional career, Brady is the President of the Penn State Biobehavioral Health Alumni Group, Member of the The Board of Advisors for Child Life On Call, and a Peer Connect Volunteer/ Education Resource Reviewer for Be The Match®. During our conversation, Brady shares the symptoms that sent him to the doctor, how his diagnosis changed his perspective about life, how the Life on Pause Podcast helped produce supports young adults with cancer, how difficult it is for parents of children with cancer, the knock on the door that led him to change the course of his life, the lessons he learned about himself, and the underlying theme of empowerment through his book, Smiley’s Smile.For more information and to purchase the book, go to bradylucasauthor.comThe Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com  

Melissa Deally is an Integrative Mind Body Health Practitioner, also trained in NLP, Timeline Therapy and a Hypnotherapy teacher. She’s dedicated to helping her clients discover the root cause of their health issue and truly heal, while detoxing their physical, mental and emotional bodies. Melissa’s business is 100% virtual, and she works with the entire English-speaking world.Melissa also uses the power of functional medicine lab tests mailed to your home, while offering a very high level of support, to ensure her clients’ success, as we navigate the path bringing the bodies back into balance, while creating new lifestyle habits to ensure lasting results.Melissa is an international speaker, three time best-selling author, and has been named to the 2022 CREA Global Award list, and the winner of the Alignable 2023 & 2022 Local Business Person Of The Year Award for Whistler. She is also the recipient of the 2022 & 2021 Quality Care Award by Businesses From The Heart. Melissa is the host of the “Don’t Wait For Your Wake Up Call!” podcast, a podcast offering practical education around health, which ranked in the top 5% of Global podcasts by Listen Notes in the first 3 months of launching.When not serving her clients, Melissa can be found on her paddle board, backcountry hiking & camping with her daughter(s), downhill or cross country skiing, or planning her next trip for her Girl Guide unit or working on her passion project, Girls Matter, helping keep girls in school in Uganda, breaking the poverty cycle, one girl, one family, one village at a time.During our conversation, Melissa shares the wakeup call that led to her health coaching career, how she works with clients to support them in the detoxification process, how she helps people release toxic emotions, why healing your gut is so important when it comes to healing any condition, and what she does regularly to promote good health.Contact Melissa at:https://linktr.ee/yourguidedhealthjourneyEmail: melissa@yourguidedhealthjourney.comThe Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com 

With wisdom, self-effacing wit and the story-telling artistry of an acclaimed novelist, Elizabeth Benedict recollects her cancer diagnosis after discovering multiplying lumps in her armpit. In compact, explosive chapters, interspersed with moments of self-mocking levity, she chronicles her illness from muddled diagnosis to “natural remedies,” to debilitating treatments, as she gathers sustenance from family, an assortment of urbane friends, and a fearless “cancer guru.” Amidst weighty concerns of the Covid pandemic and an all-consuming obsession over her ailments, Rewriting Illness is suffused with suspense, secrets, and the unexpected solace of silence.During our conversation, Elizabeth shares why she was reluctant to write about her illness, why she feels doctors delayed giving her appropriate tests when she felt a lump under her arm, what she’s doing differently post cancer, how her lifelong fear of flying subsided after treatment, and how COVID helped her fit in with everyone else.For more information, go to Elizabethbenedict.comThe book can be purchased at https://www.amazon.com/Rewriting-Illness-Elizabeth-Benedict/dp/1942134916/ref=sr_1_1?crid=38N5U2EKIZQRM&keywords=rewriting+illness+by+elizabeth+benedict&qid=1690456989&sprefix=rewriting+illness%2Caps%2C119&sr=8-1The Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com

Dr. Rothenberg’s book, You Finished Treatment, Now What? A Field Guide for Cancer Survivors is a roadmap for lifestyle and natural medicine to address health challenges that persist after care, and to reduce risk of recurrence. She has practiced naturopathic medicine since 1986 and is the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians, 2017 Physician of the Year.She was the longtime medical editor for the Institute of Natural Medicine and spearheaded the successful effort to license naturopathic doctors in Massachusetts. She was an early contributor to the Huffington Post and has written extensively on topics in natural medicine since the 1980s.When diagnosed with cancer in 2014, Dr. Rothenberg sought care at a renowned teaching hospital and also added naturopathic doctors who specialize in integrative oncology to create her medical dream team. She raised three kids and enjoys the good life in Western Massachusetts with longtime husband and collaborator, Paul Herscu ND, MPH.During our conversation, Dr. Rothenberg shares what led her to a career in naturopathic medicine, how she used natural medicine to increase efficacy of the conventional treatments she underwent for breast and ovarian cancer, specific ways to help with side effects of treatment, how her book helps people after treatment ends, her suggestions to help with lymphedema, and her thoughts on hormone replacement therapy after cancer.For information on You Finished Treatment, Now What? A Field Guide for Cancer Survivors click here.   If you would like a signed copy of the book, please contact: office@nhcmed.com. With S&H the cost is $25 in the USA. Or call 860.763.1225.Sign up to receive free quarterly newsletters. Newsletters are filled with information, recipes, and hopefully an ounce of inspiration! We never sell or share your email or contact information.If you’d like to follow Dr. Rothenberg on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dramybethrothenberg/?hl=enTwitter https://twitter.com/doctoramybethFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Naturopathic-Health-Care-Drs-Amy-Rothenberg-Paul-Herscu-1205052242961125/   Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-rothenberg-nd-26317213/The Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com

Karin is a Health & Transformation Coach and has been working in the health and wellness field for 20+ years. But, it was after her own Breast Cancer and BRCA2 diagnosis in 2018 that she realized she was uniquely qualified to serve breast cancer survivors, helping them after treatment has ended, to get back their get-up-and-go, stop putting their needs on the back burner and feel amazing in the skin they are in…no matter how many scars they may have!Karin specializes in working with Breast Cancer Survivors, Genetic Mutation Carriers & Healthy Lifestyle Seekers who readily focus their time and energy on their loved ones but find it challenging to make time to take care of themselves.Karin has been featured on CNBC, Wink News and as a guest speaker on numerous podcasts and summits.During our conversation, Karin shares how a serious car accident changed the trajectory of her life, how she persevered through many difficult life events, how not fitting in is her superpower, her formula for thriving, her advice for someone looking to get genetic testing, the severe symptom she felt prior to her breast cancer diagnosis, her experience with breast plant illness and how to best support someone going through cancer.For more information, go to karindelmaestro.comThe Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com

After an MRI in 2011 Jennifer received the scariest words that she could’ve ever imagined…you have brain cancer, we need to get you to the hospital right away.No sympathy or cause for concern. Just the facts.Pre-cancer, Jennifer lived a life that many of us do. Career first, long hours, not enough time with family and friends, very little sleep, some exercise. She was the personification of the American dream. Successful by most of the things we use to measure our lives.If this fact pattern sounds familiar, this is a conversation many of you will resonate with. Jennifer soon was told that her cancer was grade 4 glioblastoma. Statistically, not likely that she would survive.But this is a story of healing on one’s own terms. Very soon after getting the horrific news, Jennifer started taking control of her life and her health, which she shares in her book, The Case for Hope.During our conversation Jennifer shares the symptoms her doctor dismissed as stress related, how she found hope through difficult odds, how the practice of Qigong changed her perspective, her thoughts about not giving up, her realization that her career as a top lawyer meant nothing, and the powerful message she wants everyone to know.For more information and to purchase her book, go to jenniferdickenson.comThe Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com

Maggie’s life changed when, the month she turned 40, she was diagnosed with terminal cancer and received a prognosis of less than a year. One year later, she was cancer-free. She has dedicated her dramatically prolonged life to sharing the evidence-based treatments that so dramatically improved her survival and quality of life.Maggie and her filmmaker husband are the force behind an award-winning docuseries featuring some of the leading scientists and practitioners on the metabolic theory of cancer and associated therapies. See CANCER/EVOLUTION during the World Premiere in September.During our conversation, Maggie shares how her stage 4 lung cancer was discovered, the symptoms she experienced years prior, what led her to look further than just conventional treatment, the science behind the metabolic theory of cancer, how fasting helped her with side-effects of treatment, how to make fasting easier, the benefits of a therapeutic ketogenic diet, and some incredible survivor stories from participants in her docu-series.For more information, go to cancerevolution.com. For a donation of your choice, you can see the world premiere of the docu-series here: https://httpsbitly2lf7lqc–cancerevolution.thrivecart.com/world-premiere/If you choose to purchase the summit, get 20% off with coupon code REVIVE20You can also see more of Maggie on her blog (cancerV.me) or social media (@cancerVme & @cancerrevolutiondoc)The Cancer Liberation project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com 

A fifth generation Texan, James tapped into his fighting spirit and became an over 30-year cancer survivor who healed himself from a terminal diagnosis with the use of alternative medicine and healing modalities. As the visionary founder of Uni Key Health Systems and the Templeton Wellness Foundation, James has since utilized his wisdom and experience to helping others achieve optimum health and wellness.During our conversation, James shares what led him to discover he had melanoma, the deep spiritual experience that led him on his healing path, the diet that played an integral role in his healing protocol, his decision to discontinue chemotherapy treatment, the changes he made to support his body in healing, and what he does to this day to remain healthy.Visit www.IUsedToHaveCancer.com to get a glimpse of James’ inspiring story. Visit www.templetonwellness.com to learn more about James’ non-profit foundation. Visit www.templetonlist.com – your guide to the healthiest restaurants in America.The Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com