Dr. Kelly A. Turner's Radical Remission: Conquering Cancer Against All Odds

nv2: Excellent book and perspective if you or a loved one is facing cancer. I wouldn't forego any conventional treatments, but this book gives many examples of "mind over matter" type philosophies, which I think are quite helpful and inspiring.

United States on Jan 20, 2024

Melanie O'Neill: Conventional medicine doesn’t always have all the answers. This book reminds everyone to advocate for themselves.

United States on Jan 13, 2024

Angela Davis-Witty: Book is worth the read! It really helped me with formulating other healthy options to consider during my healing journey and cancer treatment.

Canada on Dec 13, 2023

Bridie Dara: This book is worth reading by those with cancer and their carers, including doctors, nurses, etc. There is hope without the drastic traditional therapies - it is hard work to get your health back, but it can be done, as proven by the testimonies given in this book and on the Radical Remissions website. I am trying to implement all 9 elements as quickly as possible and already I am feeling a lot of benefits to my health.

United Kingdom on Aug 16, 2023

mac: This work gives me hope. I suffer from stage 4 pancreatic cancer and am not ready to give up and let go. This book has shown me I am not restricted by one road, or choice, and that there are choices to be considered outside western medicine, without steering one away from said western medicine.

United States on Jun 30, 2023

Argo: E' difficile arrendersi ad una sentenza di morte, accettarla senza provare ad affrontarla con tutti i mezzi possibili. Nessuno vuole false speranze, nessuno crede alle favole, ma se centinaia di testimonianze raccolte pazientemente da un oncologa americana, dimostrassero che c'è una via possibile da attuare subito con poco? Cambiare alimentazione. Vale la pena di approfondire l'argomento fosse anche di una sola guarigione inspiegabile, ma sono migliaia, silenziose, documentate ma stranamente non fanno clamore.

Italy on May 19, 2023

Upstate NY Reviewer: If you are a cancer patient and a bit skeptical about all the information and recommendations coming your way from all your doctors, then this is the book for you. One can feel so "out of control" when it comes to cancer scare after a diagnosis and when the first phase of terror has passed. A few appointments that perhaps are contradictory and unsettling may leave you confused. Without being cavalier, this guide puts you back in the driver's seat of your care. 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. This guide is based on the experiences and research of many, many people and this is not an "extremist" or "wing nut" guide to cancer care.

United States on Apr 13, 2023

Surinder Kumar Arora: ONE MUST READ IT.

India on Jun 01, 2022

Vitor: Radical Remission é uma leitura inspiradora!! Entender o câncer é entender um pouco sobre si mesmo e sua capacidade de de curar de qualquer mal

Brazil on Sep 04, 2021

Steven Fujita, author of Toe Up to 10K: A Journey of Recovery from Spinal Cord Injury: The author, Kelly Turner wondered why some people survive cancer “against all odds” and if the people who do, share some common traits, and what are those traits. This book is a result of her research. I found the strategies pretty straight forward and the individual stories to be inspiring.

However, this book isn’t just for those dealing with cancer, but can apply to many health issues. Reading through these stories and the common traits that these survivors practiced - what I got out of this book isn’t just about fighting illness, but more about a blueprint of strategies to incorporate into ones life.

In 2012, I suffered a spinal cord injury, fell into a semi coma, and when I regained consciousness, was told I may not walk again. Certainly not to even think about it for a year or two. In hindsight, I think that was a code for “you’ll never walk again” due to the research I did based on the (no) progress I had made within the first six weeks. Not to mention a couple of doctors who actually implied that I wouldn’t walk again. However, within six months, I was walking with a cane, and though I still may not walk smoothly, I am at least walking without...

United States on Jul 29, 2021