Radical Remission: Surviving Cancer Against All Odds - Uncovering the Nine Key Factors of Spontaneous Remission Through Holistic Healing Practices and Survivor Stories Paperback – September 15, 2015

Allow me to start by saying I have Stage 4 Terminal Colon Cancer that has metastasized to my liver and stomach. I was given 6 months to 3 years to live by a local Oncologist and hospital. I immediately started researching my cancer and cancer in general and looking for options. I'm not saying traditional medicine is wrong or bad because I'm doing both Chemo and all-natural therapy like SourSop, Curcumin (purchased from Amazon) and more. It's my belief that it's the natural options that are honestly making the difference. Yes, the items purchased are organic. In fact, I have gone all organic, as suggested in the book.This book is very comprehensive. The book covers many natural options to traditional medicine. It also provides simple examples directly relating to cancer. I'm following the books suggested recommendations and it actually works very well. Since I have started following the books recommendations my cancer markers stabilized and are dropping. I highly recommend this book and following its suggested recommendations. Honestly, I cannot say enough positive things about the book. My only recommendation is to suggest that you read the book slowly and read it cover to cover and read it twice so that you are able to apply the recommendations.Respectfully, Don

This book is brilliant because the author does not dismiss traditional cancer treatments, and therefore oncologists may be open to its message. It provides important information for open minded people who wish to validate their sense that contemporary Western medicine is not the only resource in healing cancer. Everyone has heard of someone who has been healed from non-traditional means, but because these cases do not fit into the Western paradigm, they fall off the radar screen. In fact, as Dr. Turner has discovered, there are thousands of cases like these and she has found that the patients have all followed 9 very specific and similar processes (1) radically changing your diet, 2) taking control of your health, 3) following your intuition, 4) using herbs and supplements, 5) releasing suppressed emotions, 6) increasing positive emotions, 7) embracing social support, 8) deepening your spiritual connection, 9) having strong reasons for living. Medical schools provide, on average, one week of nutrition class to its future doctors - thereby turning on its head the very foundation of health for thousands of years "let food be thy medicine." In fact, this omission is so profound that we have trouble seeing it. Changing their diet was something all of the cancer survivors did and we learn that cancer cells consume 10-50 times more sugar than normal cells. Releasing suppressed emotions was another key factor in recovery, and Western science, particularly quantum physics, is just now beginning to describe a connection between thought, energy, and physical manifestation. To most people, well schooled in the thought systems of the West, the following quote from a Japanese cancer survivor, Shin ( a scientist by training), might sound absurd or irrational, but this is someone who was given 3 months to live and whose cancer was healed. "Conventional medicine tries to kill, always, kill,kill, kill. I didn't kill my cancer. I loved it. The most important thing I learned is that cancer is my body. It's not an enemy; it's still my body."

I had a friend who had breast cancer. I sent her a few book I found on Amazon. Though it didn't cure her, she found them immensely helpful. She is in remission these days. She said they are really good books.

Cancer is NOT a death sentence!Excellent book for people fighting all kinds of cancer. Author interviewed lots of people fighting cancer and how they beat it through diet changes, exercise, positive attitude, and six other healthy changes.A must read for anyone doing the "cancer dance"!She also has a sequel called Radical Hope.

When I purchased this book, I needed to read about hope. I had been diagnosed and was quite frightened. I started reading the book before beginning treatments (yes, I opted for chemo - too advanced not too). That said, I found the information - and the stories of people who were diagnosed and survived - to be filled with hope. The only part the i was not so happy with was the section on stress - because it made me stress out - wondering if I let personal or past stress make me sick. All in all, I enjoyed the book and would recommend it for anyone experiencing cancer diagnosis. I also appreciated the message about changing your life - and doing your part to heal your body.

One of the best and most honest books I've read for dealing with breast cancer!

Just by reading this book, you become filled with faith and gratitude for our amazing body and its abilities. God makes no mistakes, and neither do our bodies - they just need our support, and we can heal.

Excellent book. I highly recommend for anyone facing a diagnosis of cancer